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Trump-Putin Summit Ends With No Ceasefire Deal — Progress Claimed

Trump Invites Zelensky to White House After Putin Meeting

Trump Greets Putin With Military Flyover at Alaska Summit

The Trump-Putin summit in Alaska concluded without a ceasefire deal but with claims of making progress. The meeting included personal letters, high-profile military flyovers, and plans for future talks involving Ukrainian President Zelenskyy.

Air Canada Suspends Operations Amid Flight Attendant Strike

Hundreds of Flights Grounded as Air Canada Staff Walk Off

Air Canada Strike Grounds Thousands at Peak Travel Time

Air Canada’s flight attendants have gone on strike over contract disputes, leading to full suspension of operations and thousands of travelers stranded across Canada during peak travel season.

Hurricane Erin Explodes to Cat 5 in Caribbean... Warnings Issued

Erin Strengthens to Category 5 Storm as Caribbean Braces

Hurricane Erin Rapidly Gains Strength... First Major of 2025

Hurricane Erin rapidly strengthened in the Caribbean, becoming a catastrophic Category 5 storm with winds of 160 mph, threatening flooding and dangerous surf across multiple regions along the U.S. Eastern Seaboard.

West Virginia National Guard Deploys to DC for Crime Crackdown

Trump’s Federal Policing Move Sparks Protests in DC

Federal Judge Stops Trump from Taking Over DC Police

Growing tensions in Washington D.C. as Trump administration deploys National Guard and federal agents to combat rising crime, sparking protests and legal challenges from city officials.

New Orleans Mayor Indicted in Federal Fraud Probe

Mayor and Bodyguard Charged With Corruption Over Hotel Trips

New Orleans Mayor Makes History As First Charged In Office

Legal troubles deepen for New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell, indicted on federal fraud and corruption charges related to misuse of city funds and a personal relationship with a bodyguard.

Judge Blocks Trump FTC Probe Into Liberal Media Watchdog

Federal Judge Halts FTC Investigation Over Media Retaliation Claims

Trump Administration Barred From Investigating Media Matters

Federal judge blocks Federal Trade Commission probe into liberal media watchdog Media Matters, ruling the investigation retaliatory and violating First Amendment rights.

DHS Chief Moved to Military Housing After Death Threats

Kristi Noem Forced Into Secure Quarters Due to Threats

DHS Blasts Media for Doxxing Noem Location Amid Threats

Amid growing threats, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem relocated to military-protected housing following death threats and doxxing by hostile groups targeting her.

Russian Media Calls Trump-Putin Talks A Win for Russia

Moscow Celebrates Summit Outcome Despite No Ukraine Ceasefire

Russian Politicians Claim Victory After Alaska Summit

Russian media praises the outcome of the Trump-Putin summit as a diplomatic win for Moscow, despite no official ceasefire agreement being reached.

US Halts All Visitor Visas for Gaza Amid Security Review

State Department Pauses Gaza Visas During Investigation

Visitor Visas Suspended for Gaza Residents Amid Rising Conflict

U.S. suspends tourist and visitor visas for individuals from Gaza amid a full review following social media storm and rising tensions in the conflict zone.

IS-Linked Rebels Kill 30 in Congo’s North Kivu Province

Islamist Militants Mount Deadly Attacks in Eastern Congo

Suspected Islamic rebels linked to ISIL in Congo’s North Kivu province launched deadly attacks killing 30 people, escalating regional instability and security concerns.

Senate Dems Warn Trump on AI Chip Sales to China

Senate Democrats have warned President Trump against allowing advanced AI chip sales to China, expressing concerns over national security and technology transfer risks.

Sensitive Trump-Putin Summit Papers Found in Alaska Hotel

Government Docs Left in Printer Reveal Summit Details

Internal State Dept. Files on Trump-Putin Meeting Exposed

Multiple government papers detailing the Trump-Putin summit were found abandoned in a public printer at an Alaskan hotel, raising questions about security and information leaks.

Southwest Pilot Arrested After Failing Sobriety Test Pre-Flight

Bodycam Video Shows Pilot Failing Sobriety Check Before Flight

Police Remove ‘Drunk’ Pilot Moments Before Takeoff

A Southwest Airlines pilot was arrested after failing a field sobriety test minutes before takeoff, raising concerns over airline safety and pilot conduct.

Deadly Wildfires Rage Across Europe, Killing At Least Four

Portugal Mayor Killed as Fire Tornado Strikes Deadly Blaze

Europe Battles Brutal Wildfires Amid Heatwave

Tragic wildfire disasters continue across southern Europe, with dozens of wildfires causing deaths and massive destruction amid extreme heat and drying conditions.

NYC Mayoral Candidate Mamdani Faces Financial Scrutiny

Top Dems Distance From Mamdani Over Campaign Issues

Mamdani Heckled by Constituents Over Socialist Views

Controversy mounts in New York City mayoral race as socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani faces criticism over financial filings and campaign messaging, dividing Democrats.

ICE Arrests Youngest Known NYC Public School Student

Community Rallies Against ICE Raids in Immigrant Areas

Protesters Denounce ICE in California Following Raids

U.S. government imposes controversial policies including ICE raids in immigrant communities, arrested youngest public school student, sparking outrage and protests nationwide.

Hurricane Erin Jumps to Category 4, Heading North

Erin Becomes Category 3, Expected to Strengthen Further

Erin Explodes Into Category 4 Hurricane in Caribbean

Hurricane Erin’s rapid intensification alarms Caribbean and East Coast, with weather officials warning of life-threatening conditions and urging preparedness.

Schumer Slams Trump Over ‘Selling Out Ukraine’ at Summit

Blumenthal: Trump-Putin Summit Turned Into Putin Win

Swalwell Calls Trump a ‘Kremlin Kiss Ass’ on Russia Meeting

Senate Democratic leaders and prominent politicians sharply criticize President Trump following his Alaska summit with Vladimir Putin, debating his handling of Ukraine peace talks.

Thieves Snatch $2M in Jewelry in 90-Second Seattle Heist

Seattle Smash-and-Grab Robbers Hit Family Jewelry Store

Robbery Rings Escalate Risk in Urban Retail Markets

Suspicious jewelry heist in Seattle nets $2 million in under two minutes, highlighting ongoing challenges with smash-and-grab robberies amid rising urban crime.

Sean Kingston Sentenced to 3.5 Years for Million-Dollar Fraud

Kingston Ordered to Repay Victims After Fraud Conviction

Rapper’s Fraud Case Marks Rising Celebrity Crime Crackdown

Prominent rapper Sean Kingston sentenced to 3.5 years in prison for $1 million fraud scheme, highlighting increased scrutiny on celebrity financial crimes.

Texas Democrats End Quorum Walkout, Redistricting Fight Unfolds

California Democrats Unveil Plan to Add Five House Seats

Newsom Calls Second Special Session on Redistricting in Texas

US Democrats and Republicans battle over redistricting plans in key states including Texas and California, with protests and legal challenges heating up ahead of elections.

DHS Reports Over 1,400 Illegal Immigrants Deported Daily

Trump Immigration Crackdown Draws Fire From Activists

Immigration Arrests Decline in July as Policy Faces Scrutiny

DHS announces historical pace of over 1,400 daily deportations while facing backlash from activists and accusations of harsh immigration enforcement policies.

Trump Appointed Judge Rebukes Oklahoma Schools Chief

Federal Judge Blocks Key Parts of Florida’s Book Ban Law

Department of Education Investigates Kansas Schools Over DEI

Controversial political figures and court rulings continue to shape education and free speech debates, including actions against ‘woke’ policies and textbook bans.

Federal Judge Keeps DC Police Chief in Command Amid Takeover Fight

Trump Administration Backs Off Attempt to Widen DC Police Control

Judge Denies Trump Request to End Immigrant Children’s Protections

Federal courts and judges challenge and shape Trump administration policies, including blocking his attempts to federalize DC police and to end protections for immigrant children.

Gun Violence Down Under Trump’s First Year vs Biden's Last

Trump’s Crime Policies Gain Support Despite Media Criticism

Gun violence statistics show a decline during Trump's first year compared to Biden's last, fueling partisan debates on crime rates and policy effectiveness.

Stocks Reach Records Despite Economic Warning Signs

John Deere Warns Tariffs Could Cost $600 Million

China Acknowledges Tariffs Take Toll on Economy

Major market trends signal shifting economic landscapes with stocks hitting record highs even amid warnings, while tariffs impact agricultural and tech sectors.

OpenAI Plans $6B Stock Sale at $500B Valuation

Bollywood Uses AI to Clone Actor Voices Amid Industry Debate

Meta Faces Senate Criticism Over AI Rules Allowing Chats with Kids

Tech and AI advancements raise both optimism and concerns, including OpenAI’s high valuation, AI-generated media ethics issues, and trust in AI products.

Man Trapped Behind Waterfall Rescued After Two Days

Bus Plunges Off Bridge in Algeria, Leaving 18 Dead

26-Year-Old Hiker Killed in Brown Bear Attack in Japan

Tragic accidents and crimes highlight safety and security issues worldwide, including a fatal bear attack in Japan, a deadly bus crash in Algeria, and a man rescued after two days trapped behind a waterfall in California.

Judge Uses New Tactics to Combat Supreme Court Shadow Docket

Court Upholds Pelosi’s Vote-By-Proxy Rules Amid Challenges

Federal Courts Block Parts of Trump Policies on Education and Police

U.S. Supreme Court and judiciary continue to face major challenges on several fronts, including rulings affecting education, voting rights, and regulation rollback impact.

UN Plastics Treaty Talks Collapse Again

Extreme Heatwaves Fueled by Fossil Fuel Pollution Smother Earth

Climate and environmental crises worsen globally, from wildfires and extreme heat waves to ocean discoveries fueling hope for extraterrestrial life and plastic waste negotiations.

‘Fight the Trump Takeover’ Protests Erupt Against GOP Redistricting

Texas GOP Seeks Consequences for Runaway Democrats

Democratic Attempts To Outmaneuver GOP Face Growing Resistance

Political and social unrest persist as protests arise over redistricting, crime policies, and immigration enforcement, while federal and state tensions escalate.