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Israel and Hamas Agree to First Phase of Gaza Peace Plan

Israel and Hamas have accepted the first phase of a U S backed ceasefire that outlines a phased pause in fighting, scheduled prisoner and hostage exchanges, and timelines for withdrawals and humanitarian access as negotiators work to implement the deal

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72 hours - Deadline for Hamas to free hostages under the ceasefire plan

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"We took the freedom of speech away" — President Donald Trump

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Trump Brokers Gaza Ceasefire - Hostages to Be Released

President Trump announced a U S backed deal that both Israel and Hamas have accepted as the first phase of a Gaza ceasefire. The pact includes a phased pause in fighting and a timetable for hostage releases and aid deliveries.

World Leaders Praise Trump for Gaza Deal

Global capitals reacted quickly to the U S brokered pause in Gaza fighting with expressions of hope and cautious praise. World leaders and international institutions are calling for rapid implementation and humanitarian access.

Hostage Families Thank Trump After Deal

Families of hostages expressed relief and gratitude following the agreement that charts a path for captives to return. Officials released details on who may be freed and how the initial exchanges will be handled.

Court to Weigh Legality of Trump Guard Deployment

The Trump administration's deployment of National Guard troops to U S cities faces immediate judicial scrutiny. Multiple courts are set to hear arguments about the legality of federalizing and deploying guardsmen against state objections.

500 National Guard Troops Mobilized Near Chicago

Federal National Guard forces have begun moving into the Chicago area amid protests and a legal battle over the deployment. Local residents and officials report heightened tension as guardsmen are positioned around federal facilities.

Federal Shutdown Day 9 - No End in Sight

The federal government shutdown entered its second week, prompting furloughs, operational curbs, and emergency measures. The White House signaled support for a separate bill to ensure military pay while talks continue in Congress.

Senate Schedules More Shutdown Votes

Lawmakers returned to the chamber with more failed votes and rising political heat over the funding impasse. Polls and messaging battles are shifting political advantage as each side blames the other for the stalemate.

Travelers Cancel Trips as Shutdown Delays Flights

The shutdown is disrupting travel and air traffic operations across the United States. Passengers face cancellations and delays as staffing shortages among air traffic controllers and other agencies worsen.

Senate Rejects Attempt to Curb Trump's Narco Boat Strikes

The White House's maritime strikes and the administration's campaign against alleged narco boats have provoked congressional and international controversy. Colombia has directly accused the US of striking a vessel carrying its citizens.

Putin Admits Russian Air Defenses Shot Down Azerbaijani Jet

Fierce fighting and strikes continue on the eastern front as Moscow confirms its air defenses downed a passenger jet and Kyiv reports territorial losses and renewed Russian drone attacks. The battlefield remains volatile with civilian tolls rising.

China Curbs Rare Earth Exports Ahead of Trump Xi Talks

Beijing has tightened controls on rare earth exports and related technologies, using mineral policy as leverage in U S China relations ahead of high level talks. The moves raise supply risks for tech and defense sectors worldwide.

Bank of England Warns AI Valuations Are Stretched

Financial authorities and institutions warned that AI driven market froth may be reaching dangerous levels while investors pour money into startups. A string of high valuation deals highlights the risk of a sharp correction.

US Opens Probe into Nearly 2.9 Million Teslas

U S safety regulators have opened probes into Tesla's assisted driving systems following reports of dangerous behavior by vehicles using its Autopilot and Full Self Driving software. The investigations could trigger recalls or new rules.

James Comey Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Charges

Former FBI director James Comey pleaded not guilty and his legal team is already challenging prosecutors. The high profile case has become a flashpoint in partisan fights over prosecutions of political figures.

Comer Comes Under Pressure in Epstein Probe After SCOTUS Rejects Maxwell Appeal

House Oversight and other members of Congress intensified probes into Jeffrey Epstein's finances as the Maxwell appeal was rejected by the Supreme Court. Lawmakers pressed banks for records and questioned reluctant senators.

Trump's Odds for Nobel Peace Prize Surge After Gaza Deal

As the Nobel Peace Prize conversation swirls around the Gaza deal, betting markets and political operatives have pushed President Trump's odds higher. Separately the Nobel literature prize was awarded to a Hungarian novelist.

Satellite Photos Show China’s Mock Taipei City for Invasion Drills

Satellite imagery shows expanded Chinese invasion training including a mock Taipei city. Analysts warn Beijing's military posture is shifting away from long term concealment toward more overt readiness.

Chinese Surgeons Report Patient Lived 171 Days with Pig Liver

Chinese surgical teams published results from xenotransplantation trials that extended a patient's life using a genetically modified pig liver. The field advanced but significant complications remain and the patient later died.

Macron Seeks Sixth Prime Minister in Under Two Years

French politics remain unstable as President Macron seeks another prime minister to steady a fractured legislature. EU institutions also grapple with internal probes and confidence votes in Brussels.

Jamie Dimon Warns 30 Percent Chance of Market Correction

Banking and central bank officials warned markets as leaders flagged downside risks from stretched valuations and policy uncertainty. Corporate executives and Fed officials face mounting pressure as rate paths and labor data diverge.

Tropical Storm Jerry Threatens US Territories

Atlantic storms and Pacific remnants threaten U S territories and the West Coast with heavy rain and dangerous surf. Emergency services issued warnings as forecasts shifted and shut in operations prepared for impacts.

Google Refuses to Patch Gemini Security Flaw

Google faces security questions over its Gemini AI while rolling out enterprise and subscription plans. The company is pushing AI products for business users even as researchers flag vulnerabilities.

Ukraine Courts Trump with Nobel Overtures

Kyiv stepped up diplomatic outreach to Western leaders while its new weapons and drones continued to pressure Russian logistics and energy infrastructure. Training and force posture adjustments reflect an intensifying war of attrition.

Bird Flu Cases Spike After Summer Respite

Public health authorities reported renewed outbreaks and precautionary moves after an apparent respite. Officials stressed vigilance for seasonal and emerging threats while containment efforts continue in Africa.