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Trump Imposes 30% Tariffs on EU and Mexico Aug 1

Trump Threatens EU and Mexico with 30% Tariffs

Trump Announces 30% Tariffs Against EU, Mexico

President Donald Trump escalates his trade war strategy by imposing 30 percent tariffs on goods imported from the European Union and Mexico starting August 1, threatening to widen trade conflicts amid ongoing negotiations. European and Mexican leaders respond cautiously, signaling openness to negotiations while preparing for countermeasures. This move risks impacting the US economy, with business closures and market reactions already appearing.

Fuel Cut Moments Before Air India Crash

Air India Fuel Control Switched Off Before Crash

Cockpit Audio Deepens Air India Crash Mystery

The aftermath of the Air India Flight 171 crash reveals critical investigation findings showing fuel control switches were cut off moments before the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner crashed, raising questions about crew actions. Pilot confusion and human input to fuel switch movement are spotlighted, with cockpit audio and black box data deepening the mystery of the deadly accident that killed 260 people.

FBI Deputy Bongino Threatens Quitting Over Epstein

Pam Bondi Fires DOJ Staff Linked to Trump Cases

Bongino and Bondi Clash Over Epstein File Handling

Significant conflict erupts within the Trump administration and DOJ leadership over the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files, with FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino reportedly threatening resignation unless Attorney General Pam Bondi is removed. The feud escalates amid broader fallout, drawing criticism and concern as internal DOJ and FBI tensions intensify over transparency and management of the investigation.

Texas Flood Death Toll Climbs to 129

Trump Visits Texas Flood Zone, Pledges Federal Aid

FEMA Missed Thousands of Calls During Texas Floods

The Texas Central flooding tragedy continues to claim lives with at least 129 dead. President Trump tours affected areas promising federal aid amid mounting criticism of response delays and missed warnings by FEMA and local authorities. Families and volunteers continue search and recovery efforts, highlighting concerns over preparedness and disaster management in the region.

Trump Gives ICE Total Authorization Against Protesters

Federal Judge Halts Indiscriminate Immigration Raids

Judge Orders Halt to Race-Based Immigration Raids

The Trump administration moves forward with aggressive immigration enforcement, granting ICE agents 'total authorization' to protect themselves against protesters and ramping up raids on illegal aliens. Federal judges temporarily halt many indiscriminate stops and arrests, creating legal battles as attacks on ICE agents and protests intensify. California mayors and officials respond with opposition and aid for immigrants amid escalating tension.

Russia Pounds Ukraine with Drones and Missiles

NATO Jets Scrambled After Russian Strikes

Russia Warns US and Allies Over North Korea Alliance

Russia escalates military attacks on Ukraine with hundreds of drone and cruise missile strikes, killing at least six people. NATO allies respond with fighter jet scrambles near borders amid growing tensions. Diplomatic warnings also emerge as Russia cautions allies against forming security partnerships targeting North Korea.

Israeli Settlers Kill American in West Bank

US Citizen Beaten to Death by Settlers in West Bank

Dozens Killed Near Gaza Aid Sites Amid Airstrikes

Violence and unrest worsen in the West Bank with Israeli settlers beating a Palestinian American to death and killing others amid escalating tensions. Families call for investigations and the U.S. State Department confirms awareness. Meanwhile, ceasefire talks in Gaza falter amid continuing Israeli airstrikes, killing dozens including children seeking aid.

Iga Swiatek Dominates Wimbledon Final

Poland’s Iga Swiatek Wins Wimbledon Women's Title

Swiatek Claims First Wimbledon Crown in 57 Minutes

Polish tennis star Iga Swiatek dominates the Wimbledon women's final with a 6-0, 6-0 victory over the American Amanda Anisimova, claiming her first Wimbledon title and sixth major championship overall.

State Department Lays Off 1,300 Amid Shake-Up

Applause and Tears as State Dept Staff Exit After Cuts

Trump Admin Cuts State Dept Workforce Sharply

Amidst US government layoffs, the State Department fires over 1,300 employees as part of a Trump administration shake-up targeting waste and inefficiency. The move evokes strong emotional reactions from staff, highlighting tensions and uncertainty within federal agencies.

Secret Service Failed to Share Threat Intel on Trump

New Report Reveals Secret Service Intel Gaps on Trump Plot

GAO Uncovers Security Lapses in Trump Assassination Plot

An internal investigation reveals the U.S. Secret Service received classified intel warning of a threat to President Trump ten days prior to a rally assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania. The report exposes critical failures in protecting the president, fueling debates about security protocols.

Judge Blocks Trump Immigration Raids in California

Federal Judge Halts Immigration Arrests in Southern CA

Judge Orders Stop to Racial Profiling in Immigration Sweeps

Legal battles escalate as federal judges issue orders blocking the Trump administration’s immigration raids in California, citing racial profiling and constitutional concerns. These rulings temporarily halt immigration enforcement operations, sparking political and legal conflict.

Colombia Captures Italian Mafia Leader

Ecuador Drug Lord Agrees to US Extradition

Ovidio Guzman Lopez Pleads Guilty on Drug Charges

Multiple arrests and raids target drug trafficking and organized crime networks in Latin America, including the capture of a major Italian mafia leader in Colombia. U.S. authorities continue efforts to dismantle narcotics operations and combat cross-border crime.

DOJ Fires More Employees Linked to Jan 6 and Trump Cases

Justice Department Cuts Staff in Trump Document Cases

Pam Bondi Axes More DOJ Employees

The U.S. Justice Department continues to fire staff involved in high-profile cases related to January 6 and former President Trump. This sweep aims to reshape the department amid ongoing investigations and internal upheavals.

Severe Storms Slam Midwest with Flash Flood Risks

Flood Alerts Renewed Amid Midwest Storms

Climate Change Drives Deadly Texas Floods

Severe weather storms and flash floods disrupt U.S. regions including the Midwest and South, with officials warning of high winds and flood emergencies. Meanwhile, climate change and extreme weather pose increasing challenges for disaster preparedness and response.

Russia Drone and Missile Attack Kills at Least 6 in Ukraine

Russia Launches Massive Strikes Killing Civilians

Ukraine Calls for Sanctions Over Russian Attacks

Significant drone and missile strikes occur as Russia escalates its bombing campaign in Ukraine, causing civilian casualties and prompting calls for fresh sanctions. Ukraine reports multiple deaths and injuries amid ongoing hostilities.

One Year After Trump Assassination Attempt, New Questions

Congress Subpoenas FBI Over Trump Assassination Attempt

Widow Demands Answers After Trump Rally Shooter Killed Husband

Security concerns dominate headlines with continued fallout from the Trump assassination attempt in Butler, PA. Lawsuits, security lapses revealed, and officials call for accountability as the anniversary approaches. Meanwhile, federal interrogations and subpoenas target key DOJ and FBI figures.

Pam Bondi, Dan Bongino Clash Over Epstein Files

Bongino Furious with Bondi Over Epstein Handling

DOJ in Turmoil As Epstein File Fallout Continues

Tensions flare as Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino clash over the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, leading to turmoil within the Trump administration. The DOJ struggles to manage internal disputes amid criticism from high-profile conservative figures.

US Sanctions Cuban President Díaz-Canel Over Rights

US Imposes Sanctions on Cuban Officials

Sanctions Target Cuban Regime Leaders

Multiple U.S. officials issue sanctions against Cuban leadership for human rights violations, highlighting ongoing tensions with the island nation. The Cuban government faces restrictions targeting top officials including President Díaz-Canel.

Illegal Child Labor Found in California Pot Farm

Federal Immigration Raids Arrest Nearly 200 in CA

California Cannabis Farms Raided For Labor Violations

Federal immigration raids expose illegal child labor at California marijuana farms, sparking outrage and legal action. Authorities arrest nearly 200 and uncover exploitation, while local officials and politicians clash over enforcement tactics and sanctuary policies.

Russian FM Lavrov Meets Kim Jong Un in North Korea

Russia, North Korea Renew Strategic Ties Amid Ukraine War

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov meets North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, renewing ties amid the Ukraine conflict and global tensions. The meeting underscores warming relations between Russia and its allies, with strategic and military cooperation in focus as the conflict with Ukraine escalates.