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Boulder Attack Suspect Faces Federal Hate Crime Charges

Trump Blames Biden’s Border Policy for Boulder Terror

Jewish Officials Fear Rising Antisemitism After Boulder Attack

The recent antisemitic attack in Boulder, Colorado has led to multiple federal hate crime charges against the suspect, sparked political reactions blaming immigration policies, and intensified concerns over rising antisemitic violence in the U.S.

Ukraine, Russia Agree Prisoner Swap Amid Stalled Peace Talks

Ukraine Strikes Russian Bases Before Peace Talks in Istanbul

Russia-Ukraine Talks End Without Ceasefire Agreement

Ukraine and Russia have conducted recent prisoner exchange talks despite failed ceasefire efforts, following a large-scale Ukrainian drone strike deep inside Russia which has impacted military assets and complicated peace negotiations.

Trump Pushes ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ as Senate Vote Looms

Senate GOP Wrestles With Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’

Fiscal Hawks Warn ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Could Be Dead on Arrival

President Trump's legislative efforts are focused on advancing the massive 'Big Beautiful Bill' with debates ongoing in the Senate about its budget impact and key provisions, while facing opposition from some GOP fiscal hawks.

Mount Etna Erupts In Fiery Show, Tourists Flee Sicily

Volcanic Plume From Mount Etna Forces Tourist Evacuation

Sicily’s Mount Etna Sends Up Massive Ash Cloud

Mount Etna in Sicily has erupted violently, sending ash plumes high into the sky and forcing tourists to flee, prompting regional alerts but no immediate threats to local communities or transportation.

FEMA Chief Stuns Agency Saying He Didn’t Know Of Hurricane Season

Trump’s FEMA Boss Baffles Staff With Hurricane Comment

FEMA Staff Left Baffled After Hurricane Season Remark

Federal Emergency Management Agency's new head has bewildered staff by stating ignorance of the U.S. hurricane season, leading to public criticism and questions over agency leadership just as the season begins.

ICE Nets Nearly 1,500 Illegal Immigrants In Massive Massachusetts Raid

Largest Ever ICE Operation Yields 1,500 Arrests In Blue State

ICE Expands Tip Line After Colorado Terror Attack

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has conducted its largest operation to date in Massachusetts, leading to nearly 1,500 arrests of illegal immigrants with criminal backgrounds, with continued efforts to expand tip lines and enforcement.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Trial: Ex-Assistant Details Years of Abuse

Former Assistant’s Emotional Testimony Delivers Blow To Diddy

Diddy Trial Day 18: Abuse Claims Continue

Disputes and controversies surrounding Sean 'Diddy' Combs’ ongoing sex-trafficking trial continue, with key witnesses testifying about long-term abuse and cross-examination highlighting emotional testimonies.

Disney Lays Off Hundreds Amid Entertainment Shakeup

Another Round of Disney Layoffs Hits TV and Film Staff

Disney Cuts Deep as Hundreds Lose Jobs

Disney is undertaking significant layoffs across its television, film, and corporate finance divisions, affecting several hundred employees amid restructuring efforts.

Supreme Court Declines Assault Weapons Challenge

SCOTUS Won't Take On Maryland AR-15 Ban Now

Court Rejects Second Amendment Challenges to AR-15 Ban

The Supreme Court declined to hear challenges to assault weapons bans, including Maryland’s ban on AR-15 rifles, marking a setback for gun rights advocates while signaling potential future reviews.

Trump-Backed Karol Nawrocki Wins Poland Presidency

Poland Elects Conservative Opposes EU, Bolsters Trump Ally

Polish PM Tusk To Call Vote After Election Setback

Poland’s recent presidential election resulted in a surprise victory for Trump-backed nationalist Karol Nawrocki, signaling a shift in the country’s political direction and creating tensions with the EU.

US Offers Iran Deal Allowing Limited Uranium Enrichment

Report: Iran Likely to Reject US Nuclear Proposal

Trump Admin’s New Iran Deal Would Keep Low-Level Enrichment

The Trump administration is engaging in nuclear deal talks with Iran, proposing terms that would allow limited uranium enrichment, though Iranian officials express reservations and the deal’s future remains uncertain.

South Korea Votes in Crucial Snap Presidential Election

South Korea Presidential Race Nears Amid Martial Law Fallout

South Korea Elects New President After Turmoil

South Korea proceeds with snap presidential elections following a political crisis and martial law, with heightened domestic tensions and challenges awaiting the new leader.

FBI Probes Hate Crime Attack on Pro-Israel Rally in Boulder

U.S. Officials Denounce Colorado Antisemitic Assault

Antisemitic Violence Sparks Federal Investigation in Boulder

The FBI and federal officials are investigating the recent antisemitic attack in Boulder, Colorado, treating it as terrorism and emphasizing the severity of hate crimes against Jewish communities.

Fetterman Slams Democrats Over Border 'Chaos'

Fetterman's Rebuke Highlights Democratic Immigration Rift

Pennsylvania Senator Criticizes Own Party on Immigration

Senator John Fetterman criticizes his own party's handling of border issues and immigration policy, drawing attention to internal Democratic divisions amid ongoing debates over Trump’s policies.

Trump Budget Proposes Deep Cuts to Health and Education

EPA, NOAA Face Steep Cuts in Trump Budget Blueprint

Environment Agencies Bracing for Big Budget Hits

The Trump administration has revealed plans to limit funding for education, health agencies, and environment-related federal programs, prompting criticism over significant budget cuts that may impact public services.

‘King of the Hill’ Voice Actor Shot Dead in Apparent Hate Crime

Actor Jonathan Joss Dies After Shooting Following Dispute

The passing of Jonathan Joss, voice actor known for 'King of the Hill' and 'Parks and Recreation,' following a fatal shooting suspected to be homophobic, has shocked entertainment and law enforcement communities.

Stocks Edge Higher Despite Trade Tensions

Trade War Hits US Manufacturing Output, Dollar Weakens

JPMorgan CEO Urges Stockpiling Military Amid Economic Concerns

Economic indicators show mixed signals with corporate earnings, stock market fluctuations, and trade tensions continuing to influence investor sentiment amid ongoing tariffs and policy debates.

Supreme Court Takes On Illinois Mail-In Ballot Dispute

High Court Agrees To Hear Key Election Integrity Cases

SCOTUS Weighs Candidates' Right To Challenge Election Rules

Supreme Court has agreed to hear pivotal cases on election law challenges, including attempts to limit mail-in ballot counting and candidates’ legal standing, with potential wide-reaching effects on election integrity.

Harvard Faces Scrutiny Over Ties to Chinese Military Groups

Harvard Reports Funding Freeze by White House

Harvard Urges End to US Funding Cuts, Cites Research Risk

Multiple investigations and controversies surround Harvard University’s ties to Chinese military-linked organizations and reductions in federal funding under the Trump administration’s policies.

Steve Bannon Demands Arrest for Senator Lindsey Graham

Bannon’s WarRoom Returns to Spotify After Ban

Clint Eastwood Slams Hollywood’s Fixation on Reboots

Major political figures and filmmakers, including Steve Bannon, engage in sharp critiques and calls to action against political opponents over foreign policy and domestic issues.

Law Firms Lose Clients Over Support For Trump

Clients Dump Firms That Appeased Trump Legal Demands

Legal Industry Suffers Backlash Tied To Trump Associations

Several high-profile law firms face client losses after aligning with President Trump’s legal strategies, highlighting controversy over legal and political alliances.

China Accuses US of Violating Trade Deal Amid Tariff Fight

Iranian Officials Reject US Nuclear Proposal, Talks Stalled

Environmental Activists ‘Borrow’ Macron Waxwork in Paris

International incidents and diplomatic tensions escalate with issues including trade disputes, Iranian nuclear negotiations, and activist actions against governments.

Federal Judge Blocks Deportation Over Alien Enemies Act

Supreme Court Upholds AR-15 Bans in Maryland and Rhode Island

Court Pauses DHS Effort to End TSA Officers’ Union Contract

Federal courts and justices continue to deliberate and rule on key constitutional, immigration, and gun rights cases, reflecting strains on legal interpretations in current political climate.

GOP Lawmakers Link Sanctuary Policies to Boulder Terror Attack

House GOP Whip Blames Open Borders for Colorado Terror

DHS Removes Sanctuary City List Amid Law Enforcement Pressure

Political tensions rise over immigration enforcement, with accusations of sanctuary policies linked to crime and terror, and increased pressure on law enforcement agencies and officials nationwide.

Iowa Democrat J.D. Scholten To Challenge Sen. Ernst

Democrats Pledge Impeachment Probe If They Retake House

Fetterman Faces Backlash Amid Health and Job Performance Concerns

Recent reports reveal increased opposition within Democratic ranks, including challenges to incumbents following controversial statements and calls to impeach former President Trump if Democrats regain control.

Education Dept Declares June ‘Title IX Month’ Dropping Pride

Justice Dept Demands California Schools Bar Trans Athletes

Federal Probes Target Schools Over Gender and Race Policies

Federal agencies and educational institutions confront investigations and policy changes related to Title IX, transgender athlete participation, and diversity policies amid political controversies.

Ukraine’s Drone Strikes Inside Russia Mark Historic Shift

Operation Spider Web: Ukraine’s Audacious Drone Attack

Ukraine’s Daring Strike Targets Russian Strategic Bombers

Recent drone and military strikes by Ukraine into Russia are redefining modern warfare tactics, exerting pressure on Russia and complicating diplomatic efforts.