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Jimmy Kimmel suspended indefinitely over Kirk comments

FCC chairman sparks outrage over Kimmel suspension

Trump hails Kimmel suspension amid free speech debate

Late-night TV host Jimmy Kimmel faces indefinite suspension following controversial remarks about the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The suspension, influenced by pressure from President Trump and the Federal Communications Commission, ignited widespread political and media reactions, including calls for FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's resignation.

Trump, Starmer sign multibillion-dollar tech pact

Historic Trump UK state visit seals $250B tech deal

Trump and Starmer press for stronger Ukraine, trade ties

President Donald Trump and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer conclude historic state visit by signing a multibillion-dollar tech and AI cooperation deal, focusing on advanced technologies including quantum computing and nuclear energy. The visit blended royal pageantry with contentious discussions on security and immigration.

Trump demands Supreme Court allow firing of Fed's Cook

Trump's emergency court plea to oust Federal Reserve's Cook

Fed battle heats as Trump seeks to remove Governor Cook

The Trump administration aggressively pursues the removal of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, filing emergency requests with the Supreme Court after judiciary setbacks. This power struggle highlights tensions surrounding executive authority and financial regulation under the administration.

Erika Kirk named new Turning Point USA CEO

Turning Point USA picks Erika Kirk as new CEO, chair

Kirk’s widow elected CEO to lead conservative group

Turning Point USA announces Erika Kirk as new CEO and chair following the assassination of founder Charlie Kirk. This leadership change draws significant attention as Erika vows to continue her late husband's legacy and guide the conservative youth organization through turbulent times.

Federal judge halts deportation of Guatemalan migrant kids

Judge slams Trump move to deport migrant children

Trump-appointed judge blocks secret deportations of kids

A federal judge blocks the Trump administration's efforts to deport unaccompanied Guatemalan migrant children, criticizing the government's legal arguments. This ruling impacts immigration enforcement policies and reflects ongoing judicial pushback against administration deportation efforts.

Three cops killed, two wounded in Pennsylvania ambush

Suspect named in deadly Pennsylvania police shooting

Three Pennsylvania police officers are killed and two wounded in an ambush shooting. The suspect was identified as a 24-year-old man sought on stalking charges. This tragedy highlights ongoing challenges in law enforcement safety and community security.

FTC sues Ticketmaster, Live Nation for ticket resale fraud

Live Nation and Ticketmaster face federal lawsuit

Federal suit targets ticket resale schemes at Live Nation

The Federal Trade Commission and multiple states file a lawsuit against Live Nation and Ticketmaster for allegedly enabling illegal ticket resale practices by brokers, leading to inflated prices and consumer harm. The case intensifies scrutiny over the live event industry's ticketing systems.

Trump designates Antifa a major terrorist group

President Trump vows to label Antifa as terror org

Trump’s renewed Antifa crackdown raises legal doubts

President Trump announces plans to designate Antifa as a major domestic terrorist organization, reflecting his administration's intensified crackdown on left-wing activists. Legal experts question the designation's feasibility and potential consequences for political freedoms.

Massive skyscraper-sized asteroid buzzes Earth at high speed

Giant asteroid zooms past Earth at 24,000 mph

A massive asteroid larger than a skyscraper sped past Earth at 24,000 mph. Scientists continue to monitor similar space objects, assessing potential threats and ensuring planetary safety.

Trump urges Starmer to deploy military for border control

Trump pressures UK PM on immigration crackdown

In response to immigration issues and migrant surges, President Trump suggests UK Prime Minister Starmer use military forces to control migration and criticizes immigration policies. This reflects ongoing tensions around border security and policing in Western democracies.

Fed cuts rates for first time this year amid uncertainty

Powell signals more rate cuts ahead despite economic risks

The Federal Reserve cuts interest rates for the first time in 2025 amidst mixed economic signals and White House pressure, signaling a possible new cycle of rate cuts aimed at stimulating the economy while managing inflation risks.

Hyundai recalls 600K cars over seat belt, display flaws

Auto giant Hyundai issues major vehicle recall

Hyundai recalls nearly 600,000 vehicles due to risks with seat belts and instrument panel displays, highlighting ongoing safety compliance challenges in the auto industry.

House narrowly rejects censure of Ilhan Omar over Kirk remarks

Four Republicans block Ilhan Omar censure attempt

Nancy Mace's bid to punish Ilhan Omar fails

The Democratic Party faces internal clashes over efforts to censure Rep. Ilhan Omar for remarks about the assassinated Charlie Kirk. The House narrowly blocked the censure with bipartisan support, highlighting divisions within the GOP and Democratic caucuses over political speech and accountability.

Meta launches next-gen AI-powered smart glasses

Mark Zuckerberg unveils new Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses

Meta Platforms unveils new AI-enhanced smart glasses featuring high-resolution displays and advanced interactive features, aiming to advance consumer augmented reality technology amidst growing competition.

Starmer and Trump discuss Ukraine aid, Russia pressure

Trump backs Starmer on condemning Hamas terror

Trump admits Putin ‘let me down’ amid Ukraine war woes

President Donald Trump and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer jointly address foreign policy, including support for Ukraine against Russia, and tensions over Palestinian statehood, underscoring transatlantic diplomatic priorities and divisions.

Police ambushed: 3 officers killed in Pennsylvania

A tragic ambush in rural Pennsylvania leaves three police officers dead and two wounded. Authorities identify the suspect and confirm he was sought for stalking charges. The incident sparks law enforcement safety concerns across the region.

FCC chair praises Kimmel suspension over misinformation

Brendan Carr says Kimmel 'misled' public on Kirk killing

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission chairman Brendan Carr praises ABC's decision to suspend Jimmy Kimmel's show and asserts the host misled viewers about conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The move highlights ongoing tensions over media oversight and free speech.

Trump files $15M suit against New York Times

President Trump escalates his legal and political battles, including suing The New York Times, claiming censorship, and challenging judiciary rulings. These moves underscore increasing tensions between his administration and major media and judicial institutions.

Wildfire smoke projected to kill thousands by 2050

Pollution from fires set to become leading climate killer

Environmental concerns mount as massive wildfires produce smoke leading to tens of thousands of deaths annually, with projections worsening by 2050. Studies highlight the public health threat posed by climate-driven pollution.

Nation mourns Charlie Kirk’s assassination

Kirk killing ignites fierce political and free speech debate

Turning Point USA rallies surge after founder’s death

The assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk sparks national mourning and political division, with memorials held and debates around political violence and free speech intensifying across the United States.

Fed signals two more rate cuts amid inflation debate

The Federal Reserve cuts benchmark interest rates for the first time in 2025, signaling a shift in U.S. monetary policy with possible additional cuts, amid debates over inflation and economic growth prospects.

Military helicopter crashes near Washington base

Crash probe launched after military chopper down near base

A helicopter crashes near a U.S. military base in Washington state with rescue operations underway. The incident raises concern over military aviation safety and prompts investigations.