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Boulder Arson Suspect Charged With Federal Hate Crime

Colorado Terror Suspect Planned Attack For Over a Year

Federal Hate Charges Filed Against Colorado Attack Suspect

A terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, by an illegal immigrant targeting pro-Israel demonstrators has sparked federal hate crime charges and political uproar. The suspect planned the assault for over a year, using incendiary devices and a makeshift flamethrower, injuring multiple people including a Holocaust survivor. The attack has intensified debates on immigration policies and security.

Mount Etna Erupts, Tourists Flee Ash Cloud

Sicily’s Mount Etna Produces Massive Ash Plume

Etna Volcano Sends Spectacular Smoke Several Kilometers High

Mount Etna in Sicily erupted violently, sending a massive ash cloud into the sky and forcing tourists to flee. The volcanic activity caused widespread panic but officials reported no immediate danger to residents or airport operations.

Ukraine Launches Massive Drone Strike Deep Inside Russia

Ukraine’s Drone Attack Deals Major Blow to Kremlin

Russia, Ukraine Talks End With No Ceasefire

Ukraine executed a significant drone attack deep inside Russia targeting multiple military airbases, damaging strategic bombers. The operation, called Spider Web, signaled a shift in warfare tactics but peace talks in Istanbul failed to yield a ceasefire.

Trump Pushes ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Ahead of Senate Fight

GOP Senators Eye Changes to Trump’s Tax and Spending Bill

Senate May Face Deficit Concerns on Trump’s Megabill

President Trump is aggressively promoting his sweeping legislative package dubbed the “Big Beautiful Bill,” aiming for rapid Senate passage despite opposition from fiscal hawks and challenges over budget impact. The bill focuses on tax cuts, immigration, and Medicaid reforms.

ICE Sweeps Up 1,500 Illegal Aliens in Massachusetts

Massive ICE Crackdown Nets Hundreds of Illegals

Operation Patriot Targets Sanctuary State Illegal Immigrants

ICE conducted one of its largest immigration enforcement operations, arresting nearly 1,500 illegal aliens in Massachusetts, many with criminal records or pending charges, signaling a crackdown on sanctuary policies and illegal immigration.

South Korea Votes for New President Amid Turmoil

Months After Martial Law Crisis, South Korea Holds Election

South Korea Elects New Leader After Political Upheaval

South Korea held a snap presidential election following political chaos including martial law declaration and impeachment, with voters seeking stability as the country faces domestic and international challenges ahead.

US Proposal Lets Iran Keep Some Uranium Enrichment

Report: US Nuclear Deal Allows Iran Low-Level Enrichment

Iran On Brink of Rejecting US Nuclear Proposal

The US and Iran are nearing a nuclear deal that notably allows Iran to continue limited uranium enrichment on its soil, a major concession amid ongoing contentious negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program.

Colorado Terror Suspect Was Illegal Immigrant

Attack Planned Over Year By Colorado Arson Suspect

Trump Blames Biden for Colorado Terror Attack

The Colorado terror attack suspect, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, is confirmed to have entered the U.S. illegally and had planned the attack for over a year. Political leaders debate immigration policies amid rising security concerns.

Disney Lays Off Hundreds in Film, TV, Finance

Another Round of Disney Layoffs Hits Hundreds

Disney Confirms Hundreds Cut Amid Cost Slashing

Disney announced major layoffs affecting several hundred employees across its television, film, and corporate finance divisions as part of company-wide cost-cutting measures amid declining earnings and ratings.

Supreme Court Upholds Maryland AR-15 Ban

SCOTUS Declines to Hear Assault Weapon Challenges

Court Rejects Challenge to AR-15 Ban for Now

The Supreme Court refused to hear appeals challenging Maryland’s ban on AR-15 rifles and assault weapons, marking a notable decision in the ongoing debate over gun control and Second Amendment rights.

Maxine Waters Campaign Hit With $68K Federal Fine

Rep. Waters Fined for Campaign Finance Violations

Maxine Waters Caught in Campaign Finance Scandal

Congressional investigators and watchdogs have targeted Rep. Maxine Waters' campaign with a federal fine for campaign finance violations, highlighting scrutiny over political fundraising practices.

Boulder Suspect Spent Year Planning Molotov Rampage

Colorado Attack Suspect Faces Multiple Murder Counts

Boulder Attack Defendant Faces Federal Charges

The Boulder, Colorado attack suspect admitted in court to spending over a year planning the incendiary assault, which left multiple victims injured. Authorities continue investigating details and motives behind the attack.

China Slams US Over AI Chip Export Controls

US and China Trade Tensions Escalate Over Tariffs

China Accuses US of Violating Tariff Truce

Tensions rise as China criticizes US over alleged tariff violations including export controls on AI chips and restrictions on Chinese student visas, escalating economic and geopolitical disputes between the two countries.

FEMA Chief Stuns Staff: What’s Hurricane Season?

Top FEMA Official Baffled Over Hurricane Season

FEMA Boss Sparks Outrage With Hurricane Season Remarks

The acting FEMA chief shocked staff by expressing ignorance of the US hurricane season, prompting confusion and criticism amidst preparations for active storm periods.

New Prisoner Swap Agreed Amid Failed Peace Talks

Russia and Ukraine Meet, Ceasefire Still Elusive

Renewed peace talks between Russia and Ukraine in Istanbul concluded with no ceasefire agreement, though both sides agreed on a prisoner exchange amid ongoing intense military conflict.

Madeleine McCann Suspect Faces New Police Searches

Police Relaunch Search for Madeleine McCann in Portugal

Fresh Clues Sought in Madeleine McCann Cold Case

Long-awaited new police searches in Portugal target the Madeleine McCann case 18 years after her disappearance, as investigators seek new clues near the suspect’s former residence.

Sen. Fetterman Slams Democrats on Border Crisis

Fetterman Breaks With Dems Over Key Policies

Fetterman Criticizes Party's Iraq and Border Policies

US Senator John Fetterman has openly criticized his own party’s handling of the border crisis and other policies, breaking ranks amidst broader Democratic Party tensions.

Supreme Court Lets Maryland Assault Weapons Ban Stand

SCOTUS Declines Gun Case, Thomas Dissenting

Court Won't Hear Maryland AR-15 Challenge

Supreme Court justices declined to hear challenges to state assault weapons bans, with three conservative justices dissenting, highlighting the ongoing national debate over gun rights and regulation.

ICE Defends Enforcement Amid Rising Arrests

Trump Administration Hits Sanctuary Cities with Arrests

ICE Reports Large-Scale Crackdown on Illegal Aliens

A broad investigation into immigration enforcement saw thousands of arrests nationwide with officials defending tactics as arrests increased under the Trump administration’s policies.

Supreme Court to Hear Illinois Mail-In Voting Challenge

SCOTUS Takes Up Election Law Case From Illinois Rep

Court to Decide on Ballot Counting Law Challenge

Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge concerning Illinois mail-in voting law's ballot counting deadline, a case that could have widespread election procedure implications.

‘King of the Hill’ Actor Fatally Shot in Texas

Jonathan Joss Murdered in Alleged Hate Crime

Actor Jonathan Joss Killed After Dispute

Actor Jonathan Joss, known for roles in 'King of the Hill' and 'Parks and Recreation,' was fatally shot in an apparent homophobic attack following a neighborly dispute in Texas.