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Roberts Lets Trump Continue $400M White House Ballroom Work For Now

Chief Justice John Roberts signed a temporary order Friday allowing construction of Trump's $400 million White House ballroom to continue while the court w

Tesla Recalls 3 Million Vehicles in China Over Door Handles

Tesla will voluntarily recall about 3 million vehicles in China over door handle safety and driver monitoring flaws, the country's largest auto recall.

Bessent’s Treasury Bond Buying Drives Inflation Bets to Two-Month High

Scott Bessent's Treasury intervention in bond markets is stirring inflation worries, with breakeven rates hitting two-month highs and testing Fed credibili

Pentagon Fires Stars and Stripes Editor Erik Slavin Over Insubordination

Stars and Stripes editor-in-chief Erik Slavin said on Friday he was fired for insubordination, calling it retaliation for defending editorial independence.

Shein Delays Hong Kong IPO to September After Four-Year Listing Struggle

Shein has pushed its Hong Kong stock market debut to no later than September 1, extending a four-year effort to go public across three cities.

FAA Investigates Loss of Separation Between Marine One and Jet Near Reagan Airport

The FAA is investigating why a jet took off as Marine One approached Reagan National Airport, in an apparent breach of post-collision safety rules.

Salad and Go Files for Bankruptcy as Michigan Cyclospora Outbreak Grows

Salad and Go filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy as a Michigan cyclosporiasis outbreak reached 12,218 cases and two deaths, deepening the chain's challenges.

Senate Confirms Erica Schwartz as CDC Director, Ending Nearly Year Without Leader

The US Senate confirmed Dr. Erica Schwartz as CDC director in a 51-44 vote, ending nearly a year without permanent leadership at the troubled agency.

Russian Missile and Drone Barrage Kills at Least 17 in Kyiv Region

Russian missile and drone strikes killed at least 17 people in and around Kyiv overnight as Ukraine, unable to intercept the missiles, pleaded for more Pat

US Judge Dismisses January 6 Cases Against Oath Keepers, Vacating Convictions

A US judge granted the Justice Department's bid to dismiss January 6 cases against the Oath Keepers, vacating the convictions of founder Stewart Rhodes.

Jetstar to Charge Up to $52 for Overhead Baggage in Carry-On Overhaul

Jetstar will charge passengers up to A$52 to use overhead lockers from February 2027, scrapping its 7kg carry-on weight limit in a major rules overhaul.

Iran and Oman Advance Deal to Reopen Strait of Hormuz as Mediators Report Progress

Iran and Oman report progress on a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz under US and Qatari mediation, sending oil prices lower as the waterway stays closed

Blanche’s Attorney General Nomination Advances to Full Senate After Committee Vote

Todd Blanche's attorney general nomination cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee and now heads to a full Senate vote expected to face Democratic oppositio

Trump Rebukes Pirro Over Dropped Reflecting Pool Case, Sidesteps Firing Questions

President Trump criticized U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro for dropping vandalism charges in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool case, but declined to say if

US and Iran Offer Conflicting Accounts of Talks as Cargo Ship Struck in Strait of Hormuz

Washington and Tehran gave conflicting accounts of negotiations to end their war as a cargo ship reported being hit by a projectile in the Strait of Hormuz

US Has Depleted Nearly All Its Long-Range Precision Missiles in Iran War, Sources Say

The U.S. has expended nearly all its long-range precision missiles during its war with Iran, sources say, raising concerns over military readiness.

25 States Sue Trump Administration Over Latest Global Tariffs on 60 Trading Partners

Twenty-five Democratic-led US states sued the Trump administration, arguing its latest tariffs on 60 trading partners exceed presidential authority.

Zelensky Dismisses Ukraine’s Ambassador to United States Amid Broader Government Shake-Up

President Volodymyr Zelensky has dismissed Ukraine's ambassador to the United States, Olha Stefanishyna, amid a broader shake-up of senior government posts

Jay Clayton Sworn In as US Intelligence Chief After Contentious Confirmation

Jay Clayton was sworn in as U.S. director of national intelligence after a contentious, party-line Senate confirmation over his 2020 election remarks.

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