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Trump Pursues Iran Talks During Strike Pause as Zelenskyy Meeting Nears

Trump says talks with Iran are underway during a pause in US strikes, as he prepares to meet Zelenskyy and the Senate votes on Russia sanctions.

Apple Becomes Second Company to Reach $5 Trillion as Investors Retreat from AI Stocks

Apple became the second company to touch a $5 trillion valuation as investors rotated out of AI and semiconductor stocks amid a broader tech sell-off.

Chobani Must Face Class-Action Lawsuit Over Zero-Sugar Yogurt Labeling, Appeals Court Rules

A U.S. appeals court has revived a class-action lawsuit against Chobani over allegations that its zero-sugar yogurt labeling misleads consumers.

US Plans to Ban New Chinese Robots and Power Inverters, Citing AI Security Risks

The Trump administration plans to ban imports of advanced Chinese robots and power inverters, citing national security risks to the U.S. AI buildout.

Chip Stocks Head for One of Their Worst Months Ever as Broader Market Holds Steady

Semiconductor stocks are posting one of their steepest monthly declines on record, echoing the dot-com era, even as the broader market holds steady.

Trump Pursues Iran Talks During Strike Pause as Zelenskyy Meeting Nears

Trump says talks with Iran are underway during a pause in US strikes, as he prepares to meet Zelenskyy and the Senate votes on Russia sanctions.

Approaching Heat Wave Threatens to Intensify Record Wildfires Across Spain and France

An intensifying heat wave with temperatures near 95F is set to escalate wildfire dangers across Spain and France as nearly 300,000 acres burn.

McConnell Remains in Rehab, Will Miss Kentucky’s Fancy Farm Picnic as Recovery Continues

Senator Mitch McConnell has not been cleared to leave rehabilitation after a fall and will miss Kentucky's annual Fancy Farm picnic, his office says.

Michigan Faces Major Cyclospora Outbreak as Experts Point to Food Supply Consolidation

Michigan faces a major cyclosporiasis outbreak as experts warn food supply consolidation may be amplifying the spread of contaminated produce nationwide.

Comey Asks Judge to Dismiss ‘Seashells’ Threat Case as Protected Political Speech

Former FBI Director James Comey asked a judge to dismiss charges over a seashell Instagram post, arguing it was protected political speech, not a threat.

Trump Administration Asks Supreme Court to Revive Mail-In Voting Order Before Midterms

The Trump administration urged the Supreme Court to allow an executive order restricting mail-in voting after lower courts blocked it in 23 states.

US Pauses Iran Strikes for Third Night as Pentagon Raises Casualty Toll to 624 Wounded

The US held off on Iran strikes for a third night as the Pentagon revised its casualty count to 18 killed and 624 wounded, and oil prices fell to a one-wee

Iran Ties US Peace Deal to Halt in Israeli Attacks on Lebanon as Oil Slides 5%

Iran's Khamenei links a US peace deal to an end to Israeli attacks on Lebanon as oil prices drop 5% on reports Tehran will suspend strikes.

Pentagon Reorganizes Iran War Casualty Count, Shifting Four Recent Troop Deaths to New Category

The Pentagon moved four recently killed troops into a new casualty category, raising questions about how the US-Iran conflict's toll is tracked.

Netanyahu Vows to Attend UN Assembly in New York Despite ICC Warrant and Mamdani Criticism

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu says he will attend the UN General Assembly in New York in September despite an ICC arrest warrant and criticism from Mayor M

Search Intensifies for 17 Missing After Vietnamese Cargo Ship Sinks Near Spratlys

A multinational rescue by Vietnamese, Philippine and Chinese teams searches for 17 missing crew after the Khoi Nguyen 18 sank near Fiery Cross Reef.

Burnham to Host Zelensky at UK Naval Base in Show of Continued Ukraine Support

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will be Andy Burnham's first international visitor, meeting the new UK prime minister at a naval base training Ukrai

US Border Czar Says ICE Officer in Maine Killing Should Not Have Passed Vetting

US border czar Tom Homan says the vetting of an ICE officer in a fatal Maine shooting is under internal review amid abuse and mental health allegations.

US Halts Iran Strikes for Second Night as Officials Cite Depleted Munitions

The US has halted its Iran bombing campaign for a second night as military officials cite diminishing effectiveness and depleted munitions stockpiles.

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