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Chinese President Xi Jinping's upcoming June 8 visit to Pyongyang has revived the prospect of a third Trump-Kim summit, according to analysts in Seoul who now see the once-dismissed scenario gaining u
Democratic senators introduced legislation to limit military AI use in high-consequence scenarios, drawing praise and skepticism from experts concerned about human oversight in warfare.
Trump warned Israel that a further strike on Iran could cost Washington’s support as the conflict escalates, prompting market drops, UN alarm, and ongoing diplomatic talks between Tehran and Washingto
President Trump urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to refrain from retaliating against Iran's missile strike, emphasizing that a potential U.S.-Iran deal is within reach and that Israel s
Jewish Democrats are warning that the party's internal battle over Israel's Gaza war is fueling antisemitism that could alienate Jewish voters and cost Democrats the 2028 election.
Ukraine’s president and the leaders of the UK, France and Germany issued a joint statement in London outlining five conditions for a just and lasting peace deal with Russia, including a cease‑fire, ne
The White House is weighing options to retain control of Diego Garcia amid a UK-Mauritius sovereignty dispute, as Trump voices opposition to any transfer of the British Indian Ocean Territory.
Maine Democratic gubernatorial candidates are warning they will switch Maine’s electoral‑vote system to winner‑take‑all if Nebraska moves to a similar winner‑take‑all plan for the upcoming nationwide
Iran fired ballistic missiles at northern Israel on Sunday, directly testing the US-Iran ceasefire and prompting President Trump to urgently call Netanyahu and demand he not retaliate.
Iran launched missiles toward Israel, with Iranian state TV broadcasting scenes of celebration in Tehran as the missiles flew overhead, citing retaliation for Israel's attack in Beirut and other cease
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps fired ballistic missiles at Israel's Ramat David airbase on Sunday night, claiming retaliation for Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon. Israel said it intercep
Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi said Iran’s assets cannot be used to pay reparations to US allies, calling such a move a new internationally wrongful act. The United States has directed Trea
Former President Trump disclosed he will urge Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu not to retaliate against Iran after its missile attack, positioning himself as a mediator in Middle East tensions despite
Iran's deputy foreign minister rejected US plans to use Iranian assets to compensate Gulf allies for war-related damages, warning of retaliation and calling such a move an "internationally wrongful ac
Exit polls show Armenia's pro‑EU ruling party ahead in the parliamentary election, and Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has declared victory even as vote counting continues. The vote is taking place und
President Trump abruptly ended a wide-ranging "Meet the Press" interview with Kristen Welker, using the appearance to defend a nearly $1.8 billion Jan. 6 "anti-weaponization" fund, set a vague Iran re
An Israeli airstrike on a Hamas‑run police post in Khan Younis killed five Palestinians and injured many, as Egypt convened a new round of Gaza ceasefire negotiations amid stalled US‑backed peace effo
With the Trump administration's 'anti-weaponization' fund effectively dead, aggrieved claimants are turning to the Federal Tort Claims Act as an alternative route to federal payouts — alarming Democra
Republican‑led redistricting shifted the House race, cutting Harris‑won districts from 205 to 200, raising the Democratic target to 218 seats and giving Republicans a two‑point edge, so Democrats now
A Russian Shahed drone struck a spent‑nuclear‑fuel storage building about 15 km from Chernobyl, yet radiation levels remained normal, no injuries were reported, and Ukrainian officials condemned the a
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