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Trump threatens to eradicate Hamas if ceasefire collapses

President Donald Trump warned that U S forces would act if Hamas violates the fragile Gaza truce, pressing envoys on the ground to salvage the deal while mediators scramble to prevent renewed widespread violence

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25 - Patriot missile batteries the U S is finalizing for Ukraine

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"They will behave or we're going to go in" — President Donald Trump

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Trump warns Hamas - ceasefire must hold

Tensions around the fragile Gaza ceasefire escalated as President Trump issued stark warnings to Hamas while mediators work to keep the truce intact. The cluster tracks U.S. pressure, militant responses, and the fragile state of the deal.

Appeals court clears Trump to deploy National Guard to Portland

Federal appeals courts issued a string of rulings clearing the way for presidential authority to federalize and deploy National Guard troops to Oregon. The decisions provide immediate legal cover while litigation and political fights continue.

Amazon Web Services outage knocks dozens of major sites offline

A major Amazon Web Services outage took down hundreds of popular websites and apps, creating a global disruption and sparking scrutiny of internet resilience. Recovery efforts and impact reports rolled out throughout the day.

Brazen daylight heist steals Napoleonic jewels from Louvre

A brazen daylight jewel heist at the Louvre stunned France and prompted an immediate security and police response. Authorities closed the museum and launched an international manhunt while experts warned recovery of the stolen items is unlikely.

Demolition begins on White House East Wing for Trump ballroom

Demolition crews began tearing into the White House East Wing to make way for President Trump's planned ballroom, sparking political backlash and images that circulated widely. The work has raised legal and preservation questions in Washington.

Trump lashes out at Colombia, threatens tariffs and aid cuts

Diplomatic and trade tensions flared in Latin America as the Trump administration clashed with Colombia and signaled moves affecting Argentina. The row has already prompted recalls and threats of tariffs while Washington expands counter-narcotics actions.

Trump signs rare earths deal with Australia

The U.S. and Australia signed a high-profile critical minerals and rare earths agreement to reduce reliance on China for key supply chains. The deal includes large project pipelines and investment commitments to expand mining and processing.

US and Ukraine finalize deal for 25 Patriot batteries

Washington and Kyiv advanced defense talks as Ukraine seeks more Patriot air defenses while leaders parse the fallout from tense White House diplomacy. The cluster covers procurement, leader reactions, and regional security consequences.

Comey files evidence challenging DOJ prosecution

Former FBI director James Comey launched a legal offensive seeking dismissal of his indictment while prosecutors moved to challenge his defense team. The filings set up a high-stakes courtroom fight over appointment and prosecutorial conduct.

States warn SNAP benefits could run out if shutdown continues

The partial government shutdown continued to bite federal programs and benefits, with states warning SNAP could exhaust funds and agencies beginning furloughs. Education and national security operations faced tangible service interruptions.

United flight diverts after windscreen cracks midair

A series of alarming aviation and security incidents drew federal scrutiny, from a cracked airliner windscreen to an apparent sightline threat near Air Force One. Federal investigators opened probes into possible causes and security lapses.

Police stop a potential mass shooting at Atlanta airport

A potential mass shooting at Hartsfield‑Jackson Atlanta International Airport was averted after a family tip and rapid police action led to arrests. Authorities recovered a rifle and continue to investigate motives and mental health factors.

Newborn infant found abandoned at Penn Station steps

A newborn was found abandoned at a busy Manhattan transit hub, prompting a search for the parents and an investigation into the child's welfare. Authorities described the infant as stable while the probe continues.

Wall Street rallies on earnings optimism

Markets gained as tech earnings optimism lifted stocks and Apple surged on strong iPhone demand while consumers saw relief at the pump. Investors balanced rallying equities against ongoing credit and geopolitical risks.

Former French president Sarkozy to begin five year prison term

France prepared to incarcerate former president Nicolas Sarkozy after a conviction, underscoring a landmark moment in French politics. Reporting focuses on the prison transfer and the facility where he will serve time.

EU agrees plan to phase out Russian oil and gas by 2028

European leaders moved to reduce energy reliance on Russia while Ukraine faced intensifying grid attacks and diplomatic friction over contested regions. The cluster ties EU policy, Russian strikes, and geopolitical mapping of contested territory.

Official defends tear gas use as agents are equipped with body cameras

Federal officials defended the tactics used in immigration enforcement in Chicago as judges and civil rights groups pressed for answers. Hearings probed the use of force, surveillance and the legal basis for operations.

Millions join 'No Kings' protests across US

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Eye implant and smart glasses restore reading to some blind patients

Medical researchers reported advances restoring vision for patients with severe retinal disease using implanted microchips and augmented glasses. Results were described as a major step for treating age related blindness.

Judge orders accused financier Howard Rubin detained despite $50M bond offer

High-profile criminal proceedings continued in Manhattan as prosecutors pressed to keep an accused financier jailed and as family testimony and character claims surfaced. The case has generated dramatic courtroom moments and bond disputes.

Bank rout sparks takeover speculation as credit fears rise

Credit worries and market moves pushed a fresh round of speculation about bank deals even as investors sought safe havens in gold and stocks rebounded. Coverage spans contagion risks, commodities, and record‑chasing indices.

Supreme Court to weigh gun ban for illegal drug users

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Appeals court questions legality of Habba's US attorney appointment

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US envoys arrive in Israel to shore up fragile Gaza truce

U.S. envoys and senior officials rushed to Israel and the region to shore up a faltering ceasefire and manage fallout from renewed violence. Diplomats and envoys are attempting to hold humanitarian and security arrangements in place.