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Amazon Web Services outage knocks major sites offline

A widespread AWS failure knocked hundreds of major websites and apps offline worldwide, disrupting airlines, banking, social media and critical services and exposing fragility in global internet infrastructure as recovery efforts continue

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480000 - DHS arrests of undocumented migrants since the start of the Trump administration

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"he's not gonna pass" — Sen. John Thune

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Amazon Web Services outage knocks major sites offline

A massive Amazon Web Services outage knocked large swaths of the internet offline, disrupting apps, airline check ins and major corporate services. Multiple outlets report partial recoveries even as the scope and economic fallout remain under review.

Thieves steal Louvre crown jewels in seven minute daylight raid

Thieves executed a fast, audacious robbery at the Louvre stealing priceless crown jewels in minutes, prompting a national security scramble. Video and forensic leads are now central as authorities mount an international hunt for the culprits.

Appeals court greenlights Trump to deploy National Guard to Portland

A federal appeals panel issued rulings allowing the Trump administration to federalize and deploy National Guard troops to Portland, reversing lower court limits. The decisions set up further legal fights over federal troop deployments in U.S. cities.

White House begins East Wing demolition for Trump's ballroom

Demolition crews have begun tearing into the White House East Wing to build President Trump's planned ballroom, a project the administration says is privately funded. The makeover has drawn immediate criticism and legal and political questions about precedent and disruption.

Man arrested at Atlanta airport after tip over mass shooting plot

Authorities say a family tip helped thwart a planned mass shooting at Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta airport after a man allegedly armed with an assault rifle was located and arrested. Officials hailed the quick response as a tragedy avoided.

Shutdown forces furloughs at U S nuclear security agency

The federal government shutdown has forced furloughs at agencies that oversee the U S nuclear stockpile and left hundreds off the job. Lawmakers and officials warn the shutdown may also cut off vital benefit programs and strain federal operations.

White House scrambles as Trump's Gaza peace plan teeters

The fragile Gaza ceasefire faces new tests as U S envoys race to shore up a shaky deal and both Israel and Hamas accuse each other of violations. Diplomats say the agreement could collapse without swift de escalation.

Comey files evidence and urges judge to dismiss indictment

Former FBI director James Comey mounted a broad legal effort to dismiss federal charges, arguing the prosecution is vindictive and that the prosecutor was unlawfully appointed. The filings have escalated the political and courtroom fight around the case.

Trump signs 8 5 billion dollar rare earths deal with Australia

The White House signed a major critical minerals pact with Australia intended to reduce US dependence on China for rare earths. The deal includes multibillion dollar projects and aims to expand mining and processing capacity in allied countries.

Colombia recalls ambassador after feud with United States

Diplomatic relations with Colombia deteriorated after US strikes on suspected drug vessels and sharp rhetoric from the White House. Bogotá recalled its ambassador as both countries trade accusations and Washington defends its maritime strikes.

NASA warns SpaceX is behind schedule on moon lander

NASA signaled it will reopen its lunar lander competition after warning that SpaceX is behind schedule on Artemis work. Officials said they will solicit new proposals to ensure a 2028 crewed moon mission remains viable.

Sanae Takaichi set to become Japan's first female prime minister

Japan is poised to install Sanae Takaichi as its first female prime minister after her party secured a last minute coalition partner. The conservative leader's rise marks a historic political shift with implications for security policy in Asia.

Biden completes radiation round in prostate cancer treatment

Former president Joe Biden completed a round of radiation therapy as part of prostate cancer treatment, his team said. Officials provided an update on his regimen and next steps as questions about his health circulated in politics and media.

Report says Trump Zelensky meeting devolved into shouting match

Reports from the White House meeting with Ukraine's president describe a tense encounter that at times devolved into a shouting match. The episode has intensified debate over US policy on Ukraine and President Trumps public remarks on Kyivs prospects.

Trump administration on pace to shatter deportation record

Immigration enforcement has surged under the Trump administration with hundreds of thousands of arrests and deportations. The surge strains detention systems and fuels political fights over border policy and agency resources.

Senate Republican Thune says Ingrassia is not gonna pass

Senate Republicans publicly moved to sink Paul Ingrassias nomination after revelations in leaked texts, with leaders urging withdrawal. The episode underscores intra GOP fractures over controversial picks for federal watchdog roles.

Two suspects charged over attack on DOGE employee

Federal prosecutors charged additional suspects in the brutal attack on a Department of Government Efficiency employee known as the DOGE assault. Authorities say the investigation continues as more defendants face federal counts.

Virginia Giuffre memoir details sex trafficking and abuses

Virginia Giuffres posthumous memoir and related revelations continue to pressure British royals and reopen questions about Prince Andrews conduct. New excerpts and investigations have reignited global attention to Epstein era abuses.

Trump posts AI video mocking protesters and prompts outrage

The White House posted an AI generated video mocking anti Trump protesters and it sparked backlash from artists and bipartisan criticism. Musicians and lawmakers demanded removals while top Republicans broadly defended the post as satire.

Mystery object cracks United flight windshield at 30000 feet

A United Airlines flight suffered a cracked windshield at altitude in a baffling incident that forced a diversion and prompted an NTSB probe. Investigators are collecting data to determine whether debris or a high altitude object caused the breach.

DOJ defends Habba appointment to skeptical appeals court

The Justice Department defended the unusual appointment of Alina Habba as New Jersey US attorney before an appeals court that pressed prosecutors on the limits of the administration's tactics. Judges signaled skepticism and the legal fight may continue.

Trump team seeks ways to pay air traffic controllers during shutdown

Flight operations have been strained by staffing shortages and the shutdown with air traffic controller gaps causing delays. Separately airlines were disrupted by the Amazon outage which affected check in systems and kiosks.

Venezuela puts Russian armed military on wartime alert near Caribbean

U S forces operating in the Caribbean face heightened risks as Venezuela put Russian armed units on wartime alert amid rising regional tensions. Officials defended recent lethal strikes on suspected narco vessels as part of a broader interdiction campaign.

Millions join No Kings protests across the United States

Large nationwide No Kings demonstrations mobilized millions to protest the Trump administration and sparked a storm of partisan reaction. The weekend events produced viral confrontations and a political backlash that continues in both chambers of Congress.