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Trump Says US Has Not Agreed to Let Ukraine Build Patriot Missiles

President Trump said the US has not agreed to let Ukraine produce Patriot missile systems, calling the underlying technology hard to give away.

Trump Says US Has Not Agreed to Let Ukraine Build Patriot Missiles

President Trump said the US has not agreed to let Ukraine produce Patriot missile systems, calling the underlying technology hard to give away.

Reddit Shares Plunge as Search Traffic Warnings Overshadow Strong Earnings Beat

Reddit stock fell about 21% in a record drop as warnings over volatile Google search referrals and soft US user growth overshadowed a strong earnings beat.

DexCom Shares Surge as Glucose Monitor Maker Posts 13% Revenue Growth in Second Quarter

DexCom shares jumped after the glucose monitor maker reported 13% second-quarter revenue growth and updated its full-year outlook.

Amazon Stock Surges Toward Best Day in Years as AWS Cloud Growth Accelerates

Amazon shares soared toward their best day in more than a decade as AWS cloud growth accelerated, driven by rising demand for AI infrastructure.

Trump Says US Has Not Agreed to Let Ukraine Build Patriot Missiles

President Trump said the US has not agreed to let Ukraine produce Patriot missile systems, calling the underlying technology hard to give away.

Iran Strikes US Bases in Kuwait and Bahrain, Widening Gulf Conflict

Iran's Revolutionary Guard has struck US military assets in Kuwait and Bahrain in retaliation for American strikes on Iranian territory, widening the Gulf

Trump Announces Deal for Hamas to Disarm as Israel Prepares Phased Gaza Withdrawal

Trump says a deal has been reached for Hamas to disarm and Israel to withdraw from Gaza in phases, though neither side has publicly confirmed the agreement

Bank of England Holds Rate at 3.75% for Fifth Time as Inflation Fears Persist

The Bank of England kept its key rate at 3.75% for the fifth time this year in a 6-3 vote as the Iran conflict pushed oil prices higher.

Cooler Weather and Rain Bring Relief to Fire-Ravaged Southwestern France

Cooler temperatures and potential rain moved into wildfire-ravaged southwestern France on Thursday, offering firefighters the first significant relief in w

US Resumes Strikes on Iran After Attack on Jordan Base, Reigniting Open Conflict

The US launched fresh strikes on Iran after an attack on a base in Jordan, reigniting open conflict as mediators scramble to revive a ceasefire.

Kumamoto Earthquake Death Toll Rises to 23 as Rescue Hopes Fade in Japan

The death toll from the magnitude 7.1 earthquake in southwestern Japan's Kumamoto region has risen to 23 as rescue hopes fade for finding survivors.

US and Saudi Arabia Strike Iran-Aligned Groups in Iraq, Sending Oil Prices Higher

The US and Saudi Arabia launched coordinated strikes on Iran-aligned groups in Iraq, driving oil prices higher amid fears of a wider regional conflict.

Blanche Attorney General Nomination Faces Delay as Cornyn Demands IRS Settlement Assurances

Todd Blanche's attorney general nomination faces delay as Sen. John Cornyn demands assurances over the settlement of Trump's lawsuit against the IRS.

Iran Launches Surprise Missile Strike on US Forces, Shattering Fragile Pause in Middle East Conflict

Iran launched a surprise ballistic missile attack on US forces in the Middle East, breaking a fragile pause and rattling oil and equity markets.

Kentucky Governor Demands McConnell Prove Fitness to Serve or Resign After Hospital Stay

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has called on Senator Mitch McConnell to prove he is fit to serve or resign following his prolonged hospital stay.

Ukrainian Drone Strikes Ignite Russian Industrial Sites, Targeting Wildberries Logistics Hub

Ukrainian drone strikes have set Russian industrial sites ablaze in Ryazan, forcing retailer Wildberries to evacuate warehouses as Kyiv targets Moscow's ec

Powerful Earthquake Kills 13 in Southwestern Japan as Rescue Teams Race to Find Survivors

A powerful earthquake in southwestern Japan's Kumamoto region has killed at least 13 people and injured hundreds as rescue teams search for survivors.

Senate Confirms Jay Clayton as Director of National Intelligence in Party-Line Vote

The US Senate confirmed Jay Clayton as director of national intelligence in a 51-47 party-line vote, ending Bill Pulte's brief interim tenure.

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