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Biden diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer... bones involved

Biden’s cancer diagnosis sparks bipartisan support

Experts emphasize challenges ahead for Biden’s health battle

Former President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer that has spread to his bones. The diagnosis has prompted widespread political reactions and raised questions about his health and future treatment options.

Palm Springs fertility clinic bomber identified dead in blast

FBI labels California fertility clinic bombing an act of terrorism

Suspect left anti-pro-life manifesto before clinic bombing

A deadly car bomb exploded outside a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California, killing the suspect and injuring others. Authorities identified the man as Guy Edward Bartkus and are investigating the act as terrorism motivated by anti-natalist beliefs.

Mexican Navy ship slams Brooklyn Bridge killing 2

Ship hit Brooklyn Bridge amid power loss - investigation launched

Two sailors confirmed dead after Brooklyn Bridge crash

A Mexican Navy tall ship lost power and crashed into New York City's Brooklyn Bridge, resulting in two crew deaths and multiple injuries. Federal investigations into the crash, which damaged the ship's masts and the bridge, are underway.

Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ clears key House vote

House Budget Committee advances Trump agenda bill

Negotiations continue as Trump’s tax bill nears floor

House Republicans advanced President Donald Trump’s massive tax cut and spending bill dubbed the 'big beautiful bill' after overcoming internal opposition, moving it closer to a full House vote amid ongoing negotiations.

Israel begins extensive ground assault in Gaza Strip

Airstrikes kill over 100 amid Israel’s Gaza offensive

Gaza ceasefire talks resume as ground operations expand

Israel launched new, extensive ground operations in Gaza, intensifying its offensive against Hamas with significant casualties reported and ongoing ceasefire talks in Doha aiming to resolve the conflict and hostage crisis.

NJ Transit strike ends after deal with engineers union

Union approves tentative agreement to end NJ Transit strike

NJ Transit trains to resume after engineers reach deal

New Jersey Transit train engineers ended a three-day strike after reaching a tentative deal with the agency, restoring service for commuters in the third-largest US transit system.

Centrist Nicusor Dan wins Romania’s tight presidential race

Pro-EU Bucharest mayor leads in Romanian runoff election

Romanian nationalist defeated by centrist in presidential vote

Romania’s presidential election concluded with pro-European Union centrist Nicusor Dan winning over hard-right nationalist George Simion, signaling a political shift ahead of upcoming challenges within the country and EU relations.

US Treasury yields surge to 5 amid fiscal concerns

Markets dip on Moody’s downgrade and U.S. debt worries

Treasury Secretary calls Moody’s rating a lagging indicator

U.S. Treasury yields climbed to 5%, raising concerns about fiscal policy amid ongoing debates over budget and government spending, impacting markets and prompting responses from administration officials.

Trump set to call Putin seeking Ukraine ceasefire

Trump to speak with Putin and Zelenskyy amid peace push

US officials and Zelenskyy deepen Ukraine peace talks

President Donald Trump plans to speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin about ending the war in Ukraine, as pressure mounts for ceasefire and diplomatic talks advance with other leaders including Ukraine’s Zelenskyy.

FBI directors affirm Epstein killed himself

FBI heads insist Epstein’s death was suicide

FBI director hints at new Russiagate evidence release

The FBI maintained that Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide in 2019, despite ongoing conspiracy theories and public skepticism. FBI leaders also teased upcoming transparency regarding related investigations.

Pope Leo XIV inaugurated as first American pope

Pope calls for unity in inaugural Mass

Pope Leo meets Zelensky and Vance after inauguration

Pope Leo XIV was inaugurated as the 267th pope and first American pontiff, calling for unity and peace in his inaugural mass amid world leaders’ attendance including Ukraine’s Zelenskyy and U.S. Vice President JD Vance.

Treasury warns tariffs could raise shopper prices

Walmart may pass some tariff costs to customers

Tariff impact: Retailers brace for increased prices

Tariffs under the Trump administration may lead to increased prices as retailers like Walmart warn of potential cost pass-throughs to consumers, while Treasury officials suggest some costs may be absorbed by businesses.

UK and EU near Brexit reset deal

Starmer’s ‘EU reset’ deal expected after fishing row

EU and UK leaders to discuss trade and defense

Europe is closely monitoring UK-EU relations post-Brexit, with summit negotiations focusing on resetting trade and defense ties. Breakthroughs on contentious issues like fishing rights bring a potential trade deal closer.

US storms, tornadoes kill 27 in South and Midwest

St. Louis prepares for more severe weather after tornado

Communities dig out after deadly Midwest storms

Severe weather including tornadoes and storms has devastated parts of the US Midwest and South, killing at least 27 people and leaving widespread damage as communities begin recovery efforts.

FBI probes fertility clinic blast as terrorism

Bombing at California fertility clinic called terror act

Clinic bomber identified, linked to radical manifesto

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is investigating the fertility clinic explosion in California as an act of terrorism, with evidence suggesting extremist ideology as the driver behind the attack.

Vance and Zelensky meet in Rome amid peace push

Zelenskyy meets US and EU officials ahead of Trump call

Zelensky and Vance repair ties at Vatican meeting

Vice President JD Vance and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held talks in Rome with other U.S. and EU leaders ahead of high-stakes diplomatic maneuvers including a planned Trump-Putin call on the Ukraine conflict.

Federal probe launched into ship crash at Brooklyn Bridge

Mexican naval ship lost power before hitting Brooklyn Bridge

Turbulent waters may have contributed to Brooklyn crash

New investigations continue into the Brooklyn Bridge collision involving the Mexican naval tall ship Cuauhtémoc, with ongoing inquiries into causes including possible mechanical failure and navigational issues amidst turbulent water.

FBI’s Patel and Bongino tease new Russiagate evidence release

Kash Patel vows accountability for politicized FBI actions

Deputy FBI chief Bongino blasts ex-Director Comey sharply

Officials set to release new Russiagate investigation documents amid ongoing scrutiny with FBI leaders Kash Patel and Dan Bongino asserting accountability for political misuse of the agency and pushing back against conspiracy claims.

NJ Transit strike ends with union deal struck

Engineers approve tentative pact to end NJ Transit strike

New Jersey Transit strikes cease after labor agreement

New Jersey Transit and its engineers union reached a tentative agreement, officially ending a disruptive strike that halted train service and caused widespread commuter delays in one of America’s busiest transit networks.

EU and US leaders push post-Brexit partnership talks

Vance meets EU Commission president hoping for trade progress

Starmer leads UK effort to reset relations with Europe

The U.S. and European Union are working toward a renewed partnership post-Brexit with ongoing talks expected to culminate in agreements on trade, defense, and shared security priorities aimed at strengthening the transatlantic alliance.

Political leaders unite following Biden’s cancer reveal

Obama and others offer support to Biden after diagnosis

Democrats reflect on 2024 loss amid Biden health concerns

The Biden administration is navigating complex challenges following the announcement of former President Biden’s aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis, managing political responses and treatment options while the nation watches closely.

Communities in tornado path brace for harsher weather

Kentucky town starts recovery after deadly tornado strike

Tornadoes and severe weather continue to impact several parts of the US, with ongoing efforts to prepare, respond, and recover amid calls for vigilance as more storms threaten affected areas.

WNBA probes racist slurs at Angel Reese during opener

The WNBA investigates hateful racial comments made towards star Angel Reese during a game, spotlighting the ongoing issues of racism and fan conduct in sports arenas.

Rubio and Vance lead US diplomacy for Ukraine ceasefire

President Trump to engage Putin as Russia boosts attacks

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance engage with Ukrainian and European leaders to press for peace talks with Russia, amidst ongoing hostilities and recent drone attacks targeting Ukraine.

Pope Leo XIV calls for unity and peace in inaugural Mass

Leo XIV condemns hatred and exploitation in first homily

American and European political figures stress unity and hope during Pope Leo XIV's inaugural Mass, urging an end to divisions and exploitation, while emphasizing the church’s role as a symbol of peace globally.