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Trump Sets Sunday Ultimatum: Hamas Must Accept Peace Deal or Face ‘All Hell’

President Trump has given Hamas until 6 p.m. Sunday to accept his 20-point peace plan to end the Gaza war, warning failure to comply will unleash unprecedented military retaliation and chaos on the militant group.

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$2.1B - Chicago infrastructure funding frozen by Trump administration amid shutdown

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"These strikes will continue until the attacks on the American people are over!!!!" — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth

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Trump sets Sunday deadline for Hamas peace deal

President Donald Trump pressures Hamas with a firm October 5 deadline to accept a US-brokered peace deal regarding the Gaza conflict, urging hostage release and threatening renewed military action if ignored.

US military strikes 4 in latest boat attack off Venezuela

The US military conducted multiple lethal strikes on vessels off the coast of Venezuela, targeting alleged narco-trafficking operations, officially declaring an armed conflict with drug cartels causing rising tensions in the region.

Diddy sentenced to 50 months in prison

Sean 'Diddy' Combs sentenced to over 4 years in prison following conviction on prostitution-related charges, with dramatic courtroom moments including family impact statements and legal debates on sentencing length.

Government shutdown drags into second week

The US government remains partially shut down with Senate voting repeatedly failing to end the impasse, causing delays in economic data releases and federal worker layoffs looming amidst partisan blame games.

Trump freezes $2.1B in Chicago infrastructure funding

Trump administration freezes $2.1 billion in Chicago infrastructure funding amid government shutdown, citing concerns over 'race-based contracting,' marking significant escalation in political leverage against Democratic-run city.

Mass protests paralyze Italy for Gaza

Widespread protests and strikes in Italy, alongside global demonstrations, highlight mounting international pressure concerning the Gaza conflict and humanitarian aid stoppage by Israeli forces, affecting critical services and diplomatic relations.

Portland braces for federal troops as protests escalate

Portland faces escalating federal deployment amid ongoing protests and conservative journalist arrest, prompting Justice Department investigation and White House scrutiny of federal aid amid tensions with law enforcement and activists.

Supreme Court takes up Hawaii gun carry case

The Supreme Court prepares to hear major cases including challenges to Hawaii's restrictive gun laws, and immigration-related deportation protections affecting hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan migrants, with implications for gun rights and immigration policy.

Amazon shutters 4 Fresh stores in Southern California

Amazon continues shifting grocery strategy with closure of multiple Fresh stores in Southern California amid changing consumer habits and competition in grocery delivery and retail sectors.

Taylor Swift releases new album, breaking streaming records

Taylor Swift’s latest album ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ drops to significant fanfare and record-breaking streaming numbers, marking a new artistic era for the pop superstar amid ongoing cultural impact.

FBI cuts ties with Southern Poverty Law Center

FBI severs all ties with controversial Southern Poverty Law Center amid conservative complaints about politicization, marking a significant shift in agency partnerships and signaling tensions in law enforcement approaches.

Police release bodycam of Michigan church shooting

Michigan church shooting updates include release of police bodycam footage showing officers confronting the attacker, community fundraising for victims, and ongoing legal proceedings.

US officially in armed conflict with drug cartels

US military officially declares an armed conflict against South American drug cartels after successive lethal strikes on suspected narcotics vessels near Venezuela, escalating US government’s war on drug trafficking.

Supreme Court to weigh Hawaii gun carry restrictions

Supreme Court prepares to take key cases striking at gun control regulations in Hawaii, including carrying guns on private property accessible to the public, which could have wide-ranging effects on Second Amendment rights.

DOJ investigative order on Portland Police bureau

Justice Department orders investigation into Portland Police over controversial arrests linked to anti-ICE protests, spotlighting law enforcement practices amid political tensions over immigration enforcement.

Protesters rally outside Illinois ICE facility during Noem visit

Illinois sees high-profile protests and law enforcement standoffs at ICE facilities, with multiple arrests as DHS and local authorities respond to immigrant rights demonstrations.

Taylor Swift’s release causes mass work absences

Taylor Swift’s ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ launches with large fan engagement, causing notable impact on workplaces and music charts amid extensive media coverage.

OpenAI’s Sora tops US App Store charts

Amazon’s AI-powered video generation app Sora becomes the top free app in the US, marking a viral success for OpenAI while expanding AI’s influence in consumer applications.

Inferno erupts at Chevron refinery near LA

Chevron refinery near Los Angeles suffered a massive fire, threatening fuel supplies and likely to cause gasoline price spikes in the region as officials work to contain the blaze.

Families sue Tesla over Cybertruck door design

Legal battles and controversies surround Tesla’s Cybertruck, with families suing alleging door design flaws that trapped occupants during fatal crashes, spotlighting vehicle safety concerns.

Supreme Court to hear major gun and abortion cases

Supreme Court to deliberate on major cases concerning abortion, gun rights, and immigration, setting the stage for impactful rulings on health, safety, and constitutional issues later this year.

Democrats blamed for government shutdown over health care

Notable political and social conflicts arise as Democrats face backlash over government shutdown blamed on healthcare funding, while Republicans push narratives blaming immigration policies and advocating pro-Trump actions.

Cyberattack halts production at Japan’s Asahi beer

Cyberattacks disrupt major international companies affecting production and data security, raising concerns about vulnerabilities in global supply chains and infrastructure.