Hamas representatives have confirmed an agreement regarding their disarmament in the Gaza Strip, linking its implementation to a US-backed plan. The group stated that disarming would 'take away Israel's rationale' to occupy Gaza, with the deal including provisions for weapons and a gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces.

Amazon received $600 million in tariff refunds from the Trump administration, which the company plans to pass along to some of its customers. This refund relates to tariffs imposed during the previous administration.

Hamas said on July 31 it agreed to a deal to end the war with Israel that included provisions addressing its weapons and the gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip.

An opinion piece suggests that an undramatic meeting between Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump was sufficient for Israel, noting that a public appearance would have carried risks for the Israeli prime minister.

Donald Trump's proposal to impose a $100,000 fee for the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program could have significant negative consequences for Indian students studying in the United States.

Israel's far-right factions are pressuring Prime Minister Netanyahu to reject a Gaza peace plan proposed by former US President Trump, who claims Hamas has agreed to disarm.

Space-Eyes, a defense technology company backed by Eric Trump, is reportedly set to go public through a $638 million SPAC (Special Purpose Acquisition Company) deal, according to sources.

Donald Trump publicly questioned Senator John Thune's leadership after the SAVE America Act repeatedly failed to secure enough votes in the Senate.

Federal agencies are reportedly being ordered to attest to a falsehood to ensure the survival of former President Trump's new tariff plan.

Judith Levine argues that McCarthyism has returned to the United States, drawing parallels between Trump's campaign of political repression and the red scare, but warns that the government now possesses greater ambitions and more powerful tools.

ICE has lodged a detainer against a Honduran national who is accused of ambushing and attempting to disarm a Fairfax County police officer in Annandale, Virginia.

Trump officials claim to have found 250,000 noncitizens on voter rolls in just four states, but those states do not know the source of these numbers. Concerns are rising about what these claims may portend for the upcoming midterm elections.

Palestinian sources have revealed a roadmap for the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement, with implementation expected to begin within 14 days after approval by all relevant parties.

A former Israeli envoy, Mike Herzog, has stated that Israel's influence on US decision-making has 'diminished sharply' under the Trump administration, leading to a long-term erosion of public standing.

The Kennedy Center indefinitely suspended its tours after a volunteer guide was featured in a Times article detailing President Trump’s dramatic revamp of the center.

The Trump administration reportedly urged a private satellite company to 'go dark' over the Middle East, restricting image access during a war, and has similarly leaned on other companies and governments.

ABC has accused the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of retaliation, claiming the agency's early license renewal of eight Disney-owned stations is punitive, following Jimmy Kimmel's jokes about President Trump.

An opinion piece discusses the effectiveness of Trump's Iran strategy versus his vice president's approach, using a 'Lucy, the football and the mullahs' analogy.

A Trump-appointed judge has joined a ruling against the administration's mandatory immigrant detention policy, further deepening a divide among federal appeals courts on the issue.

A new survey reveals widespread fear among US farm workers, with a vast majority reporting that Trump administration immigration raids and deportations have negatively impacted their jobs.

The White House responded to singer Noah Kahan with a 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' jab after he expressed displeasure over his song 'American Cars' being used in a Trump campaign post.

As the Trump administration tightens US sanctions, Cuba's healthcare sector struggles with fuel and supply shortages.

Wealthy individuals are acquiring $49 million mansions in London, with a reported 10% increase in American investment in Britain attributed to 'Trump unease.'

Lawmakers are questioning the Trump administration over delays in medical care, casualty figures, and the Pentagon’s handling of US troops wounded after a drone attack in Kuwait.

JD Vance's new book critically examines the hypocrisy of the old religious right and explores how his Catholic faith aligns with or challenges the principles of Trump's Republican Party.

While the Trump administration's Department of Justice charged hundreds of individuals with assaulting officers, many of these cases were later dropped, raising questions about the long-term impact of these legal actions.

Khalil al-Hayya, recently elected head of Hamas's political bureau, reportedly held his first high-level meeting with the Turkish foreign minister, reaffirming support.

The US government is facing potentially millions of dollars in legal bills due to successful challenges against controversial executive actions and policies from the Trump administration.

A Leger poll indicates that 76% of Canadians view new Trump tariffs as a threat, but public opinion is divided on how the country should respond to the trade developments.

Major American oil companies, including Exxon and Chevron, are vying for prime oil fields in Venezuela. However, negotiations are not progressing as quickly as the Trump administration had hoped.

Dr. Fauci's diary entries reportedly show he was "triggered" by an interview and expressed fears that democracy could crumble if Trump won the 2024 election.

A US appeals court has ruled against the Trump administration's policy to expand mandatory detention for illegal immigrants, asserting that detained individuals must be given a chance for release on bond. This decision rejects the administration's attempt to limit bond hearings for certain migrants.

Todd Blanche's nomination to become attorney-general has stalled as lawmakers scrapped a planned committee vote and sought further assurances that the president’s ‘anti-weaponization fund’ is no longer active, linked to Trump's IRS lawsuit.

Germany's Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul stated that Hamas 'must never again pose a threat to Israel,' welcoming a disarmament plan. Meanwhile, Iran's military claims to have hit two 'non-compliant oil tankers.'

China has made a rare acknowledgment of building more nuclear missile silos in recent years, with state television airing a documentary on the construction program. An officer with the PLA Rocket Force stated these silos serve as 'strategic trump cards'.

Donald Trump has made new claims of 'weaponization' and expressed anger at Republican Senator John Cornyn, whose re-election he reportedly sabotaged amidst a GOP effort to stall an Attorney General pick.

French utility Engie SA anticipates a temporary slowdown in its renewable energy and battery storage growth this year, attributing it to delays in permit approvals in the US under the Trump administration.

Space-Eyes, a defense technology company backed by Eric Trump, is set to go public through a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) deal valued at $638 million.

Palestinians in Gaza are expressing skepticism about the latest peace plan, questioning whether it will bring lasting change or genuine resolution to their situation.

The scheduled departure of Aurélien Lechevallier, France's new ambassador to the US, could be postponed or blocked by the US due to a diplomatic dispute over the non-renewal of Volker Türk as UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, influenced by President Trump's mood swings.

Historian Peter Frankopan offers his perspective on President Trump's approach to Iran, characterizing it as a 'War of Choice.' He also discusses the broader theme of an era of consolidation in global affairs.

Once united in support of former President Trump, right-wing influencers are now embroiled in feuds and losing viewers, creating a significant problem for Republicans as the midterm elections approach.

President Trump's request for AI companies to share models with the government before public release has raised questions about federal oversight.

Palestinian sources have outlined a roadmap for the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement, indicating that its implementation would commence within 14 days following approval by all relevant parties.

Copper is poised for a monthly advance driven by increasing signs of tight global supply, partly fueled by large material flows to the US ahead of an anticipated decision on import tariffs by the Trump administration.

The Trump administration is reportedly pressuring law enforcement groups to support controversial cryptocurrency legislation.

The Trump administration's Education Department has launched a federal investigation into Denver Public Schools after a teacher allegedly required same-sex students to kiss in class.

Scientists are warning that ships left idle in the Strait of Hormuz for months during the Trump administration could become 'superspreaders' of environmental risks, marking an unprecedented disruption in modern shipping history.

Chicago has experienced an over 80% plummet in the number of migrants becoming citizens, following aggressive immigration operations and increased barriers to citizenship approvals by the Trump administration.

Trump administration officials have organized a 'patriotic exhibition' featuring works by artists with personal ties to the planners, following their claims of bias at the Smithsonian.

ABC News claims the FCC is conducting an intimidation campaign aimed at shaping media coverage, amid frequent Trump administration pressure on companies critical of the president.

Editorial: With surrounding countries now being dragged into a widening Iran war, the US president must listen to his Western allies and begin the process of longer-term diplomatic talks – or risk…

A federal judge has upheld Trump's Medicaid work requirements, setting an implementation deadline of January 1, 2027, which could lead to some individuals losing coverage.

A new series of tariff exemptions granted by the Trump administration, covering items such as diamonds, oil and gas, and copper, has reignited familiar debates and questions regarding the beneficiaries and justifications for these lucrative carve-outs.

Senator Chuck Schumer has unveiled a proposal for a new anti-corruption agency, which would possess subpoena power and replace existing government ethics and election commissions, targeting Trump and future presidents.

Older Americans are expected to face higher monthly insurance premiums for Medicare as the Trump administration eliminates a subsidy for a drug program.

Senator John Fetterman engaged in a heated exchange with a reporter on Capitol Hill, accusing their outlet, Drop Site News, of supporting Hamas, Iran, and Hezbollah.

The Trump White House ordered a fleet of 250 new Cadillac Escalades, drawing criticism as Americans face a deepening affordability crisis.

Beekeepers in Gaza City are struggling to save their hives and continue their work amidst the widespread destruction and ruins caused by the ongoing conflict.

An opinion piece argues that Canadians would be better off without supply management, noting that Trump's actions have not fostered a mood for further compromises in Canada.

South African universities are being urged to resist donors who use financial power to impose political obedience regarding the conflict in Gaza.

The Trump administration has appealed to a never-before-used court for deportation cases, marking its first major test after activating a court that had not heard a case in 30 years. This move signals a new approach to immigration enforcement.

Former President Barack Obama has endorsed Democratic Iowa state Rep. Josh Turek for U.S. Senate, viewing the seat as a key pickup opportunity against Trump-backed Republican U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson.

Senators Warren and Van Hollen have criticized Republican members of Congress, accusing them of being 'gelatinous blobs' and 'rubber stamps' for surrendering authority to Trump on matters concerning the Iran war.

Beyond 'Trump Accounts' and S&P 500 funds, additional investment strategies are highlighted as crucial for ensuring children's lifetime financial security.

Donald Trump and his allies are experiencing significant financial gains, creating a split-screen moment as polls simultaneously indicate potential trouble ahead for Trump and Republicans.

Space-Eyes, a defense technology company backed by Eric Trump, is reportedly set to go public through a $638 million SPAC (Special Purpose Acquisition Company) deal, according to sources.

During closed-door talks at the White House, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reportedly requested permission from former President Trump to use the Starlink system on Russian territory to strike ballistic missile launchers.

President Trump stated he might delay the nomination of Attorney General Todd Blanche until January to navigate GOP opposition in the Senate, with former Senator Jeff Flake commenting on what the standoff suggests about Trump's influence.

A report highlights a pattern of noncitizen voters on electoral rolls across multiple US states, with a 25-year record of state reviews and software failures, prompting warnings from Donald Trump about threats to democracy.

Eman Lulu's phone, initially denied by her mother, became a crucial lifeline and a window into the realities of Gaza for millions during the ongoing conflict.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has restricted new foreign robots, including humanoids, in a move by the Trump administration to counter China. However, US startups fear this policy could leave them behind in the global robotics race.

An opinion piece analyzes The New York Times' reporting strategy on casualties in Gaza, suggesting it aligns with Hamas's approach based on a new study.

A foundation managing philanthropic donations for UCD has asked a donor to pause a €1.2 million gift intended for Gazan students. This request comes amid uncertainty regarding the Irish Government's issuance of study visas to students from Gaza.

Satellite images and reports indicate that Israel's military has expanded illegal blockades, clearing land, razing olive groves, and demolishing buildings, effectively sealing off 85% of Gaza's boundary and forcing families into shrinking safe zones.

The Trump administration's Department of Justice is utilizing the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, a court not used in 30 years, to deport 47-year-old Afghan national Nazira Haji Zada, who is the first person to face civil immigration charges there.

The Trump Education Department has launched an investigation into a school after a teacher allegedly required same-sex students to kiss as part of an assignment.

An analysis questions if Israel's new berm is cementing Gaza's shrinking geography, noting the war's expansion beyond Gaza and a shift in its center of gravity toward Iran and the Gulf.

Sarah B. Rogers, President Trump's nominee to oversee Voice of America, signaled a significant reversal of earlier efforts to close VOA and other federally funded news organizations by suggesting the return of journalists currently on leave.

Despite President Trump's push to lift sanctions and sell F-35 jets to Turkey, a State Department letter to Congress confirms that Ankara has not met the necessary legal conditions for the sale.

A judge has expressed doubt that the Trump administration provided sufficient justification for its decision to ban federal government use of Anthropic PBC's AI technology.

Former ambassador to the US, Mike Herzog, expressed concern that Israel's influence on decision-making in the US has significantly decreased under the Trump administration, damaging the intimacy of the relationship.

Kim Sajet, former director of the National Portrait Gallery, is experiencing a sense of déjà vu as another Smithsonian chief faces White House scrutiny, reminiscent of her own experience during the Trump administration.

Beekeepers in Gaza are struggling to restart their operations after war-damaged buildings and destroyed fields have left them without suitable environments for their bees.

New accounts launched this month, associated with Trump, are being analyzed for their economic impact and potential role in bridging economic divides, particularly in the context of AI's future influence.

Albanians are expressing opposition to potential real estate deals in the region involving Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, particularly concerning the sale of islands.

A humanoid teaching assistant named Sally, promoted by Melania Trump and developed by a company reportedly linked to sex robots, has caused significant controversy and outrage in New York classrooms.

An opinion piece argues that Europe's widespread fires highlight the need for the EU to impose sanctions on the Trump White House's climate policies, which are described as committed to ecocide.

The Trump administration said on Wednesday it will immediately release $600 million in congressionally appropriated funds ​for vaccines for the world's poorest countries

Senator Rick Scott engaged in a heated confrontation with CODEPINK hecklers on Capitol Hill, challenging them on issues including Gaza, Iran's nuclear weapons, and Cuba sanctions.

Iran is reportedly escalating its conflict to deplete the US economy and military, with a recent strike in Jordan indicating this strategy. Former President Trump appears to be responding with retaliatory actions, seemingly falling into Iran's trap.