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Ceasefire on edge: Israel bombs Gaza after alleged Hamas attack

The fragile US brokered Gaza truce faced its first major test as Israel launched airstrikes after reporting Hamas gunfire at Israeli troops in the area, risking a collapse of the short lived pause and a rapid return to full hostilities.

Number

7 million - Estimated participants in No Kings protests nationwide

Quote

"It won't be done nicely" — President Donald Trump


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Crown jewels ripped from Louvre in minutes

A brazen daylight raid at the Louvre resulted in the theft of priceless Napoleonic jewels and forced the museum to close. Police launched a major manhunt as authorities and tourists scrambled at the scene.

Israel bombs Gaza after militants fire on troops - ceasefire on edge

The fragile US brokered Gaza ceasefire faced its first serious test as both sides accuse each other of violations. Israel carried out strikes in southern Gaza after alleging Hamas attacked Israeli troops.

US hits seventh alleged drug boat in Caribbean - Pentagon says

U S forces continued a campaign against drug trafficking at sea with strikes on multiple vessels including a reported submarine. Defense officials say several suspected narco targets were destroyed and survivors are being repatriated.

Trump calls Colombia’s president a 'drug leader' and cuts US aid

President Trump sharply escalated tensions with Colombia by accusing its president of drug ties and announcing an end to US aid. The move follows recent US strikes on suspected narco vessels and has prompted diplomatic alarm.

No Kings protests draw millions across America

Mass nationwide protests under the 'No Kings' banner drew millions across the United States to denounce what organizers call authoritarian moves by the president. The demonstrations prompted political backlash and heavy security deployments.

Trump posts AI video dumping brown liquid on protesters

President Trump posted a series of AI generated videos mocking protesters that went viral and drew criticism from media outlets. Networks and opponents condemned the imagery while supporters treated it as trolling.

Republican divisions deepen as shutdown drags on

The federal shutdown stretched into a third week as political divisions deepened and lawmakers traded blame. Negotiations stalled while critical services and programs remained disrupted.

Active shooter reported at Oklahoma State University dorm

An active shooter opened fire in a dormitory at Oklahoma State University during homecoming weekend, leaving multiple people wounded. Campus and local authorities responded with an investigation and lockdowns.

Houthi rebels detain 20 UN employees in Sanaa raid

Houthi forces in Yemen have stepped up actions against international agencies, detaining UN staff and seizing equipment. The raids underscore the group's growing hostility toward aid organizations and international presence.

Hamas says it located deceased Gaza hostage and will return remains

Amid the fragile ceasefire, Hamas and Israel traded claims over hostages and returned remains, raising tensions. Both sides said bodies would be transferred under conditions and diplomatic mediators scrambled to manage the process.

Report says Trump urged Zelenskyy to accept Putin terms or be destroyed

Reports surfaced that President Trump pressured Ukrainian leader Zelenskyy to cede territory to Russia and later resisted providing Tomahawk missiles. The exchanges and public clashes have strained US Ukraine policy and allied confidence.

Defense secretary outlines latest lethal strike off Venezuela

US forces and diplomats have increased presence around Venezuela and neighboring islands after maritime strikes and regional tensions. Embassies warned citizens while officials defended operations against drug networks.

Ukrainian drones strike major Russian gas plant and spark fire

Ukrainian drones struck a major Russian gas processing plant, sparking fires and operational suspensions. The attack marks another escalation in cross border clandestine strikes in the Russia Ukraine war.

China accuses US of cyberattack on national time center

Beijing accused US intelligence of hacking its National Time Service Center and released an investigation alleging sustained cyber intrusions. The charge escalates tensions in the tech and security arena between the two powers.

Kristi Noem under fire as DHS reportedly buys $172m private jets

Controversy erupted after reports that the Department of Homeland Security bought luxury jets for Secretary Kristi Noem during a shutdown. Democrats blasted the purchases while DHS defended the official use of aircraft.

How social media and pleas helped George Santos win clemency

Former Rep George Santos was released after a presidential commutation, prompting media appearances and controversy. His comments and reactions have fueled outrage and political debate over clemency and accountability.

Mike Johnson rips No Kings rallies and calls them a stunt

Political leaders and lawmakers responded sharply to the No Kings protests with competing narratives. Speakers and party leaders traded jabs as the demonstrations continued to shape national discourse.

Top admiral retirement raises alarms over Caribbean boat strikes

The U S campaign of maritime strikes in the Caribbean has drawn internal criticism and prompted an admiral's retirement. Lawmakers and legal scholars question strategy and legality as details of the operations surface.

Human remains found in search for missing Philadelphia woman Kada Scott

Human remains were found during the search for missing Philadelphia woman Kada Scott, prompting a criminal probe and grief for the family. Authorities continue to investigate and seek confirmation of identity.

Man charged after offering bounties for ICE agents on social media

Immigration enforcement and public safety incidents continued to make headlines as ICE arrests and social media threats prompted arrests. Officials warned communities and defended detention practices.

Trump says he will deploy troops to San Francisco under Insurrection Act

The White House signaled willingness to deploy federal forces and defended use of emergency powers as courts and critics pushed back. The legal and constitutional fight over troop deployments and the Insurrection Act intensified.

Taliban and Pakistan agree to immediate ceasefire after deadly clashes

Afghanistan and Pakistan agreed to an immediate ceasefire after deadly clashes, mediated by regional powers. The pause aims to halt cross border bloodshed and create space for negotiations.

Protesters tear gassed at Portland ICE facility after No Kings march

Several No Kings events and other protests saw confrontations with law enforcement as tear gas, roof snipers and heavy police presence were reported. Authorities declared unlawful assemblies and carried out dispersals at some sites.

US China trade war clouds global economic outlook

Global trade disputes and tariff policies continued to roil markets as analysts warned of long term economic pain if tariffs are struck down. Strategic mineral lists and rare earths policy added to investor uncertainty.