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Houthis claim missile strike set fire to Saudi tanker Amzan in Red Sea
A Houthi ballistic missile struck the Saudi-flagged oil tanker Amzan west of Yanbu, causing a fire on the vessel's main deck as regional maritime tensions rise.
Supreme Court allows Trump mail ballot rules to advance as California plans new suit
The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for the administration to advance new mail-in ballot regulations, as states face upcoming election deadlines and prepare new legal challenges.
White House Crops Natalie Harp from Grand Prix Video Amid Online Speculation
The White House released a cropped version of a video to remove aide Natalie Harp following viral speculation over a tense exchange between Donald and Melania Trump.
What Happened to Sonya Massey's Killer Sean Grayson After Murder Trial
Former deputy Sean Grayson died in prison following his conviction for the murder of Sonya Massey, closing a case that sparked police reform.
World oceans hit record high temperature amid growing El Niño
Global sea surface temperatures have reached a record 21.1°C, driven by decades of climate change and an intensifying El Niño pattern.
US offers up to $10 million for information on senior IRGC leaders
The United States has issued a bounty of up to $10 million for five senior commanders of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps amid escalating sanctions and maritime enforcement.
US unveils 'economic D-Day' of sanctions to isolate Iran
The Treasury Department announced a sweeping expansion of secondary sanctions aimed at severing every economic lifeline sustaining Tehran amid the ongoing war.
Body of woman named as suspect in death of her police officer husband found
The body of 58-year-old Karen Solomon, wanted in connection with the death of her husband, veteran police officer Kurt Solomon, has been discovered.
Trump announces new 50% tariff on Canadian cars, trucks and steel
Following the collapse of trade talks, President Trump has ordered a 50% tariff on Canadian automotive goods and steel, threatening North American supply chains.
Netanyahu says Iran attempted to assassinate his son
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed during a live interview that Iran attempted to assassinate one of his sons, after months of military censorship.
Iranian state TV airs video threatening Barron Trump with bounty
Iranian state television broadcast a video targeting Barron Trump amid escalating conflict between Washington and Tehran.
New Zealand moves to ban social media for under-16s
New Zealand has proposed legislation to ban children under sixteen from major social media platforms, sparking intense debate over privacy and enforcement.
US threatens Iran with 'economic D-Day' as markets await sanctions announcement
Washington is preparing a sweeping set of secondary sanctions dubbed an economic D-Day against Iran, targeting oil buyers, shipping firms, and financial channels.
Iceland sets August referendum on resuming EU accession talks
Voters in Iceland are preparing for a national referendum on whether to restart stalled accession negotiations with the European Union amid geopolitical shifts and economic debates.
Norwegian King Harald’s health has ‘deteriorated’: Palace
Norway's 89-year-old King Harald V's health has deteriorated while hospitalized at Oslo University Hospital, prompting Crown Prince Haakon to serve as regent.
Trump's beef import plan sparks backlash from US cattle lobby
President Trump's sudden proposal to allow 300,000 metric tons of foreign beef into the US tariff-free has drawn sharp criticism from cattle associations and Republican lawmakers.
Iran threatens Gulf oil blockade as US launches economic D-Day
Iran has threatened to block all oil exports from the Persian Gulf in response to a sweeping new US economic offensive aimed at isolating Tehran.
Kazakhstan's Adilet party wins
Kazakhstan's newly created Adilet party won a decisive victory in the country's snap parliamentary election, securing a solid majority for President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.
Tony Elumelu corrects UBA graduate trainee for using his first name in viral video
A UBA graduate trainee sparked online debate after addressing Group Chairman Tony Elumelu by his first name during a Lagos management ceremony.
Iranian hackers shut down British power plant in four-day cyberattack
A small-scale British power plant suffered a four-day shutdown following a cyberattack linked to Iranian hackers in July, though officials stressed it posed no threat to the wider electrical supply.