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Merz Vows to Stay After CDU Gets 5% in State Vote

Friedrich Merz's CDU received just 5% in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern on Sunday, its worst state result since WWII, but the German chancellor vowed to press on.

China Tests Star-Based Navigation for Its 2030 Jupiter Mission

Chinese researchers tested stellar aberration navigation aboard the Tianhui-7 satellite in January, fixing its position to within 5km ahead of a 2030 Jupit

Hong Kong Cuts Subsidised Physiotherapy Places by a Third for 2027-28

Hong Kong's Education Bureau cut subsidised physiotherapy places by about a third for 2027-28 as graduates face a tightening job market

China Sets 2030 Target for Public Cultural Services in 15th Five-Year Plan

China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued a 15th Five-Year Plan for public cultural services, setting 2030 targets and 18 key engineering projects.

China Unveils Publishing Industry Plan for 2026–2030 With 33 Major Projects

China's National Press and Publication Administration has issued a publishing industry plan through 2030, listing eight priority areas and 33 major project

Taylor Farms Recalls Salsa and Guacamole Products Over Salmonella Contamination Risk

Taylor Farms has voluntarily recalled salsa and guacamole products across the US over a potential salmonella risk linked to fresh peppers from a supplier.

Netanyahu Rejects Trump’s 15-Point Gaza Plan, Vows No Withdrawal Until Hamas Disarms

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a US-led Gaza plan endorsed by Hamas, vowing no military withdrawal until the group is "genuinely" disarmed.

Pentagon Presses US Defense Firms to Accelerate Weapons Output Amid Depleted Stockpiles

The Pentagon is urging US defense contractors to accelerate munitions production amid depleted stockpiles and rising global security concerns.

El-Sayed and Stevens Square Off in Closely Watched Michigan Senate Primary

Michigan Democrats choose Tuesday between progressive Abdul El-Sayed and Rep. Haley Stevens in a closely watched Senate primary for Gary Peters' open seat.

Oil Prices Climb After Houthis Claim Strike on Saudi Tanker in Red Sea

Crude oil prices climbed Wednesday after Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis claimed a strike on a Saudi tanker in the Red Sea, reviving shipping security fears.

Crude Prices Climb as Iran Sets Conditions for Reopening Strait of Hormuz

Oil prices climbed as Tehran demanded an end to a US naval blockade before reopening the Strait of Hormuz, deepening uncertainty in energy markets.

Reports Link U.S. Immigration Crackdown to Rising Prices and Legal Disputes Over Minors

A new report links the Trump administration's deportation agenda to rising prices, while a federal lawsuit contests the removal of unaccompanied minors.

Joe Biden’s Prostate Cancer Has Spread to His Bones and Causes Pain, Son Says

Joe Biden's prostate cancer has metastasized to his bones and is causing significant pain, his son Hunter Biden said in a new BBC interview.

ICE Defends Body-Camera Policy Allowing Selective Release of Footage

ICE has defended a policy allowing it to release body-camera footage only in its "best interests," as it moves to equip all field officers by end of August

UAE Says Iranian Missile Struck ADNOC Vessel in Strait of Hormuz

The UAE has accused Iran of striking an ADNOC vessel with a missile in the Strait of Hormuz as US-Iran tensions over the vital waterway remain high.

Senate Approves Stopgap Funding Bill to Avert Shutdown Ahead of Election

The U.S. Senate approved a short-term funding bill in a 90-6 vote, extending federal spending into December and averting a shutdown before the election.

Senate Confirms Todd Blanche as US Attorney General in Narrow Overnight Vote

The US Senate confirmed Todd Blanche as attorney general in a 50-49 overnight vote, placing Trump's former personal lawyer atop the Justice Department.

Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks BBC Access to Trump’s Business Records in Libel Case

A federal judge has temporarily halted an order requiring Trump to hand over financial records to the BBC in a $10 billion libel lawsuit over a 2024 docume

Appeals Court Halts Trump’s $400 Million White House Ballroom Over Congressional Approval

A federal appeals court ordered the Trump administration to halt its $400 million White House ballroom, ruling it requires congressional approval.

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