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Russia accuses Ukraine - Alleged attack on Putin residence dents peace hopes

Moscow claims Ukraine attempted a drone assault on one of Vladimir Putin's residences, a charge Kyiv denies and which Moscow has yet to substantiate. The allegation has already strained fragile peace talks and prompted threats of retaliation.

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50 billion - CMS rural health fund to modernize and expand care across all 50 US states

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"If they don't disarm as they agreed to do, then there'll be hell to pay for them" — President Donald Trump

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Russia deploys Oreshnik missile to Belarus - London reportedly within eight minute range

Moscow has rolled out its new Oreshnik missile system and officials say the weapon is now operational and deployed. These reports document both sightings and formal announcements that place a nuclear capable system into active service.

Russia accuses Ukraine of trying to attack Putin residence - peace hopes dented

Claims of an attack on one of Vladimir Putin’s residences have reverberated through diplomacy and arms talks. Moscow has accused Kyiv while Ukraine denies the allegation and independent observers say Russia has offered little proof.

Trump says he is 'very angry' over alleged Ukrainian attack on Putin residence

President Trump publicly responded to Moscow's account of the alleged strike and has repeatedly echoed or supported Russian claims. These items track his statements and how he framed the incident in calls and briefings.

China holds second day of live fire drills around Taiwan

China has launched intensive live fire exercises around Taiwan designed to demonstrate blockade and amphibious capabilities. Reports cover multiple days of drills, missile launches, and the use of combined arms to simulate encirclement.

Meta buys AI startup Manus - expands agent strategy

Meta has moved aggressively into AI agents by acquiring Manus and pledging changes to the startup's investor structure and operations. These items track the deal, corporate statements and reporting on the acquisition talks.

US grants annual license for Samsung and SK Hynix tool shipments to China

Governments and companies are reshaping semiconductor and industrial policy with new export approvals and domestic content rules. China and the U.S. are both taking steps that will affect global chip supply chains and trade flows.

CIA conducted drone strike inside Venezuela on port facility

U.S. intelligence and the White House have confirmed strikes linked to Venezuela as part of an escalating campaign against narcotics networks. Coverage includes CIA and presidential confirmations and reports of land and drone operations.

US military conducts 30th strike on alleged drug boat in eastern Pacific

The U.S. military has continued lethal strikes on suspected narcotics vessels in the eastern Pacific as part of an expanded counterdrug campaign. Multiple operations this month have resulted in deaths and further US statements on maritime actions.

Trump meets Netanyahu at Mar a Lago to press Gaza ceasefire plan

President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met at Mar-a-Lago to coordinate policy on Gaza and Iran, and Israel has signaled high honors for Trump. Reports cover the meeting, proposed awards, and diplomatic messaging.

Israeli strikes pound Gaza as displaced civilians endure flooding

Fighting in Gaza remains intense with continued Israeli strikes and severe humanitarian consequences. Coverage highlights repeated bombardment, widespread destruction, and Palestinian militant losses reported by Israel.

Saudi accuses UAE of 'dangerous' actions in Yemen and strikes Mukalla port

Tensions between Saudi Arabia and the UAE have erupted into strikes in Yemen after Riyadh accused Abu Dhabi of sending weapons to separatists. The Saudi led coalition has targeted Mukalla port and issued warnings to Abu Dhabi.

Viral video sparks scrutiny at Minneapolis daycare centers

A resurfaced video and new footage have triggered federal scrutiny of dozens of Minnesota daycare centers and social service claims. The reporting details the viral material and alleged schemes showing parents and providers gaming the system.

DHS conducts massive investigation into suspected fraud sites in Minneapolis

Federal agencies have surged into Minnesota with DHS inspections and federal funding freezes as the fraud probe expands. Officials from multiple agencies have announced investigations and funding holds while sites are inspected.

DOJ announces 98 arrests in Minnesota fraud operation

Federal prosecutors and investigators have begun making arrests and threatening immigration consequences in the Minnesota fraud cases. Reports document arrests, the investigative surge and potential denaturalization actions for convicted fraudsters.

Trump turns Minnesota fraud into political ammunition against Democrats

The Minnesota story has become political fuel as national figures and analysts weigh in and Republicans press for accountability. Coverage tracks how the scandal is shaping messaging and pressure on state officials.

Judge orders release of transcript from closed hearing in Charlie Kirk killing

A judge ordered the release of transcripts and audio from a previously closed hearing in the high profile Charlie Kirk killing case. Multiple court rulings have opened parts of the record to the public with redactions.

Los Angeles judge seals Rob and Michele Reiner death reports at LAPD request

Los Angeles authorities moved to seal and restrict parts of the public record in the Rob and Michele Reiner homicide inquiry while continuing investigative work. Officials have also signaled further developments are ongoing.

Analysis finds Russian losses in Ukraine rising faster than ever

New analyses show Russian battlefield losses accelerating as international diplomacy and peace talks continue to falter. Ukrainian officials and analysts describe steep casualty and materiel costs for Moscow.

Artists pull out of Kennedy Center shows over Trump renaming

More artists and ensembles are canceling performances at the Kennedy Center after the board voted to add President Trump's name, prompting broader cultural backlash. The cancellations continue to grow and disrupt programming.

Massive winter storm creates life threatening conditions across the US

A powerful winter storm is creating hazardous travel conditions across the Midwest and Northeast with heavy snow and high winds. Officials issued warnings and flights and roads have been disrupted in many regions.

Copper on pace for best year since 2009 as AI demand fuels rally

Precious and industrial metals swung sharply this year as demand from AI and supply fears drove rallies. Copper posted strong annual gains while silver surged again amid investor flows into safe havens.

Satya Nadella shifts into founder mode as AI rivals heat up

Big tech and AI strategy reshuffling continued as executives reposition for competition beyond existing partnerships. Microsoft leadership moves and industry revenue figures reflect the accelerating AI-driven market shift.

Last ditch £50 million search for missing MH370 set to resume today

A renewed search effort for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 is scheduled to resume more than a decade after the disappearance. The planned expedition represents a last attempt funded by private and public sources.

Khaleda Zia former Bangladesh prime minister dies aged 80

Bangladesh’s former prime minister Khaleda Zia has died, prompting national mourning and international condolences. Coverage reflects her role in the country's polarised politics and the immediate global reaction.

POTUS LATEST

"I just had a good and very productive telephone call with President Putin of Russia prior to my meeting, at 1:00 P.M. today, with President Zelenskyy of Ukraine. The meeting will take place in the main dining room of Mar-a-Lago. Press is invited. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DJT"