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Trump’s 50% tariffs on steel, aluminum take effect — global ire

With steel tariffs doubling, manufacturers face supply crunch

The Trump administration ramps up tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to 50%, escalating trade tensions with allies while US manufacturers warn of supply chain disruptions reminiscent of pandemic challenges. Concurrently, Canada seeks negotiations following this tariff hike as the US urges trade partners to submit new offers. The debate intensifies over the impact of these policies on the economy and industry.

Elon Musk slams Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ as abomination

Musk fires at Trump’s spending bill in public rift

House Speaker Johnson defends Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’

Elon Musk fiercely criticizes President Donald Trump's signature domestic policy bill, calling it a ‘disgusting abomination.’ His commentary stirs political debate, with GOP figures defending the bill while some Republicans express concern. This clash highlights tensions within the party over spending and fiscal responsibility.

Dutch government collapses amid Wilders’ immigration revolt

Dutch Parliament rejects NATO defense spending plan amid chaos

Geert Wilders’ coalition exit triggers fresh election calls

The Dutch government collapses after far-right leader Geert Wilders’ party withdraws from the coalition over immigration policy disputes, plunging the country into political turmoil ahead of a NATO summit. Opposition parties now call for fresh elections as instability rises.

FBI arrests man linked to California fertility clinic bombing

Suspect tied to Palm Springs blast caught at JFK airport

Law enforcement arrests fertility clinic bombing suspect

The FBI arrests a suspect connected to an explosion at a California fertility clinic, following a nationwide manhunt. This development comes amid increased scrutiny of domestic terror threats and law enforcement crackdowns on violent acts targeting medical facilities.

U.S.-backed Gaza aid group halts work after deadly shootings

Israeli-backed Gaza aid centers close amid violence

Gaza’s deadly aid delivery halted amid security fears

Amid escalating violence, a US- and Israeli-backed humanitarian aid group in Gaza pauses operations after deadly shootings near food distribution sites, highlighting the precarious security situation. The incident prompts calls for improved safety measures to protect civilians amidst the ongoing conflict.

Colorado terror suspect’s family detained by ICE

White House threatens deportation of Boulder attacker’s kin

Boulder attacker’s family faces US deportation, DHS confirms

The family of Mohamed Sabry Soliman, accused of an antisemitic firebomb attack in Boulder, Colorado, has been detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The White House and Department of Homeland Security vow swift deportation, marking a strong response to domestic terror.

Ukraine’s drone strike cripples Russia’s nuclear bombers

Ukraine air operation exposes Russian weaknesses

Ukraine launches bold attack on Crimea bridge and air bases

Ukraine delivers a significant drone strike on Russian nuclear-capable bomber bases deep inside Russia, showcasing technological prowess and highlighting vulnerabilities of Russian forces. This operation signals escalating conflict dynamics and an upgraded Ukrainian offensive capability.

Chinese nationals charged with smuggling bioweapon fungus

Two Chinese scientists busted for agroterrorism plot in US

FBI warns of agroterror fungus smuggling by Chinese researchers

Two Chinese nationals face charges for allegedly attempting to smuggle a dangerous biological pathogen, a fungus that poses a threat to US agriculture, into the country. The case raises concerns about biosecurity and potential agroterrorism risks.

CBO: GOP spending bill adds $2.4 trillion to deficit

Trump budget bill would raise deficit by $2.4 trillion, CBO finds

House GOP’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ would balloon national debt

The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office reveals that the Republican 'Big Beautiful Bill' would add $2.4 trillion to the US deficit over the next decade, fueling debate over fiscal responsibility and government spending among lawmakers and the public.

Hegseth orders Navy to strip Harvey Milk’s name from ship

Defense chief scrubs gay icon’s name from Navy vessel

Military removes Harvey Milk name from naval ship

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth orders the US Navy to rename a ship named after gay rights icon Harvey Milk, sparking controversy and debate over military symbols and social values within the armed forces and broader public discourse.

Millions of HIV vials at risk after Trump funding cuts

Millions of HIV prevention vaccine doses are at risk due to federal funding cuts initiated under the Trump administration, threatening public health efforts in combating the virus.

US private payroll growth hits two-year low in May

Private sector jobs barely grow amid economic uncertainty

Private sector job growth in the US slows drastically, with only 37,000 jobs added in May—the lowest increase in over two years—raising concerns about the strength of the economic recovery and labor market.

Senate GOP aims for deeper spending cuts on Trump bill

Senate Republicans push trimming Trump’s megabill deficit

Senate Republicans strategize to deepen spending cuts in President Trump's domestic policy bill to address deficit concerns, reflecting intraparty debates on balancing fiscal priorities with political goals.

New South Korean leader pledges North Korea talks

South Korea’s Lee vows to rebuild US, Japan ties

President Lee seeks peace with North, stronger alliances

South Korea’s new president Lee Jae-myung pledges to pursue peace talks with North Korea and strengthen relations with the United States and Japan, signaling potential shifts in regional diplomacy and security dynamics.

Russia nears one million casualties in Ukraine war

Study reveals staggering Russian losses in Ukraine conflict

Russia approaches one million casualties in its conflict with Ukraine, underscoring the devastating human cost and deepening the war crisis.

Cologne evacuates 20,000 to defuse WWII bombs

Largest German evacuation since 1945 over found bombs

Authorities evacuate over 20,000 residents in Cologne, Germany, following the discovery of three unexploded World War II bombs in the city center, disrupting daily life and safety in the region.

Trump administration rescinds emergency abortion hospital policy

Federal government revokes abortion care mandate for hospitals

The Trump administration rescinds Biden-era federal guidelines requiring hospitals to provide emergency abortions, signaling a policy shift that affects reproductive healthcare access nationwide.

Manhunt underway for father accused of killing daughters

Ex-military dad sought in triple child murder case

A manhunt intensifies for Travis Decker, a former soldier accused of murdering his three daughters in Washington state, with authorities urging the public not to approach him due to danger.

Trump administration awaits final trade offers as tariff pause ends

Tariff deadline looms amid US trade talks surge

New trade offers are expected imminently as the Trump administration's tariff pause nears expiration, heightening uncertainty in the global trade environment amid ongoing tariff disputes.

Trump demands Fed cut rates after weak jobs data

‘Too late’: Trump blasts Powell on interest rates

President Trump renews calls for Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to cut interest rates following a weak private sector jobs report, emphasizing his stance on monetary policy ahead of critical economic decisions.

House GOP sets vote on Trump rescissions package

Trump asks Congress to claw back billions in spending

House Republicans schedule a vote on a rescission package requested by the Trump administration to claw back $9.4 billion in previously approved spending, primarily targeting programs flagged by Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency.