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Major TV networks to stop covering Trump after White House bans CNN
All five major networks have suspended White House pool coverage after the administration banned CNN, MS NOW, and Politico, prompting a federal lawsuit.
Iran warns of new weapons as Trump weighs meeting with Iranian president
As President Trump weighs military options against Iran, Tehran warns of new weapons and regional retaliation amid ongoing UN General Assembly friction.
France debt set for highest level since 1978 as fiscal strain grows
France's public debt is projected to reach 119.3% of GDP this year and 121.7% next year, hitting its highest level since 1978 amid economic strain.
Ukraine launches record drone attack on Moscow during Russian elections
Ukrainian forces launched a massive aerial barrage of over 1,000 drones and missiles deep into Russia, targeting energy infrastructure and hitting Moscow.
North Korea launches two short-range ballistic missiles from Wonsan
North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles from Wonsan into the Sea of Japan, escalating regional tensions following U.S.-led military drills.
Man, 82, dies after brawl with 76-year-old over sunlounger on Greek beach
An ordinary Sunday trip to the Athenian riviera turned fatal when a dispute over sunloungers at Vouliagmeni beach escalated into a violent physical altercation between two elderly men.
German Chancellor Merz vows to stay in office, push reforms despite election shock
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has vowed to remain in office and pursue urgent reforms following his conservative party's crushing defeat in state elections.
Key takeaways from BBC interview as Earl Spencer defends claims about King
Earl Spencer has reignited tensions with Buckingham Palace in a BBC interview, claiming King Charles made a callous remark about Princess Diana after her death.
Early returns in Russia’s parliamentary election show the main Kremlin party leading
Early returns from Russia's first wartime parliamentary election show President Vladimir Putin's United Russia party leading with nearly 58 percent of the vote.
Ear ringing and conversational difficulty signal early hearing loss
Experts warn that persistent ear ringing and difficulty following conversations in noisy rooms are early red flags of auditory decline that require medical attention.
Earl Spencer Says Media Treatment of Harry and Meghan Echoes Princess Diana
Earl Spencer has warned that media treatment of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle mirrors the intense public scrutiny faced by the late Princess Diana.
Iran threatens US with painful strikes as Trump weighs military options
Iran has threatened the US with continuous military retaliation as President Trump weighs hostile options against Tehran amid faltering diplomatic talks.
Trump cuts Camp David stay short as Middle East conflict escalates
President Donald Trump abruptly returned to the White House from Camp David as escalating regional tensions and energy market impacts unfold.
Donald Trump claims Houthis agree not to fight U.S., as attacks mount on Saudi allies
President Donald Trump claims the Houthi movement has agreed not to target the United States, despite a sharp escalation in Houthi missile and drone attacks against Saudi Arabia.
Trump says proposed DC triumphal arch will double as military base for drones and snipers
President Donald Trump announced that the planned D.C. triumphal arch will double as a fortified military base equipped to deploy drones, position snipers, and store ammunition.
Ed Sheeran admits mistakes at first concert after Macklemore row
Ed Sheeran addressed crowds in Philadelphia following a turbulent week that saw Macklemore dropped from his tour and all remaining support acts withdraw.
Turkish FM says ready to meet Saudi defence needs
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that Ankara is prepared to address Saudi Arabia's technical and military needs following escalating Houthi attacks.
Russian election, cast as test of support for Ukraine war, enters final day
Ukraine launched a massive drone attack on Moscow targeting a key oil refinery and killing two people as Russia's parliamentary election concluded.
Ukraine drone attack hits Moscow oil refinery and kills two people
Ukraine launched its largest drone assault on the Moscow region to date, striking a Gazprom oil refinery and killing two people as Russia wrapped up parliamentary elections.
Moscow oil refinery damaged and two killed in mass Ukrainian drone attack
A coordinated wave of long-range drone strikes damaged a major Moscow oil refinery and left at least two people dead amid ongoing parliamentary elections.