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President Trump announced he has called off planned military strikes against Iran, stating that a deal to end the conflict is within reach. He indicated that an agreement framework has been established, allowing diplomacy a final opportunity.
Capital One announced it closed accounts belonging to the Trump Organization after an anti-money laundering investigation. This decision follows a review into the financial activities of the organization.
Donald Trump's announced 'major milestone' deal for Hamas disarmament is being met with skepticism, with Israel refusing to withdraw before disarmament and experts calling it a fantasy. This comes as other Trump-related initiatives, such as a 'weaponization' fund, also face difficulties.
Israeli forces conducted overnight strikes in Gaza, killing at least seven people, including a child, shortly after a disarmament agreement with Hamas was announced. Separately, Israel also announced it killed several Hezbollah members in southern Lebanon.
Morocco has named a major expressway in Western Sahara after Donald Trump, a gesture the kingdom described as a mark of deep appreciation for his administration's recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over the disputed territory. Trump, in turn, reaffirmed the US backing for Morocco's claim, while also criticizing the discontinuation of certain legal proceedings.
Speaking to state media, Iran's acting Defence Minister Majid Ibn al-Reza said Tehran would not take any threats lightly.
Ukraine was only able to intercept one out of 27 Russian missiles aimed at Kyiv, highlighting the urgent need for more air defense systems. President Zelenskyy has reiterated his plea for the delivery of Patriot missiles to bolster the country's defenses.
The Trump administration has proposed new rules that would require Mexican train crews crossing into the United States to demonstrate higher English proficiency. This move aims to tighten regulations for rail workers operating across the U.S.-Mexico border.
WestJet flight attendants have gone on strike after the airline and their union failed to reach a new collective agreement. This industrial action will likely impact WestJet's flight operations.
The Southeastern Conference (SEC) and the Big Ten Conference have reached an agreement to support the Protect College Sports Act. This decision follows weeks of intense negotiations and a high-stakes scramble to advance the bill.
Ukraine has submitted an appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) following the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) decision to ease restrictions on Russian athletes.
Former President Trump claimed that Israel supported his decision to halt strikes against Iran, as part of a news roundup.
Bosnian striker Edin Džeko is reportedly close to rejoining Bundesliga club Schalke, with a full agreement reached and a medical examination expected soon.
Romania's Ministry of Defence issued an air-raid warning in the border county of Tulcea, which borders Odesa Oblast, on the morning of 2 August, due to an aerial asset coming from Ukraine.
Former US President Donald Trump is reportedly likely to travel to Ireland next month to attend the Irish Open at his golf course in Doonbeg and participate in events in Dublin.
The Russia-Ukraine war has significantly impacted military aviation doctrine, particularly for attack helicopters, which have been used for daring supply missions, initial strikes on Russian oil depots, and adapting to the drone age.
Iranian officials have reportedly denied former US President Trump's claims that Iran and Gulf leaders had asked Iran to halt strikes, calling his statements a desperate attempt to blackmail Gulf state rulers.
A recent discovery reveals that pygmy hippos naturally produce a unique substance that acts as a sunscreen, protecting their skin from the sun's harmful rays.
Ukraine's elite 'Magyar's Birds' brigade is utilizing drone strike forces to target Russia, turning Russia's vast size into a strategic weakness. This exclusive report highlights their operations from a launch site in the Ukrainian countryside.
The Fox News Campus Radicals newsletter provided updates on topics such as parents being left in the dark and criticized what it termed 'Trump starving socialist breeding grounds'.
The Pentagon is reportedly relinquishing command of NATO's Germany-based headquarters, which coordinates military aid to Ukraine, shifting responsibility to Europe.
Ukraine's Defense Forces reported 193 combat clashes with Russian troops over the past 24 hours, with the most intense fighting concentrated in the Pokrovsk sector.
An Obama-appointed judge, Allison Burroughs, has again blocked the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Somalia. The decision came after plaintiffs alleged Fifth Amendment due process and equal protection violations, posing a setback for Trump's immigration agenda.
Ukraine is actively disrupting Russia's maritime oil logistics, creating a new front in the ongoing oil war. This strategy aims to impact Russia's ability to transport oil by sea.
Former President Trump has reportedly walked back his agreement to grant Ukraine a license to produce Patriot surface-to-air missiles, telling the FT he was 'not sure' about the deal despite previous public announcements.
Western Union's CFO acknowledged in an earnings call that reduced border crossings under the Trump administration are negatively affecting the company's remittance business.
The Trump administration is ending a program that provided subsidies to standalone prescription drug plans, a move expected to lead to higher premiums for at least 11 million Medicare beneficiaries.
An American factory, owned by a Trump donor who advocated against offshoring, has moved much of its plant's work to China, marking its last day of operation.
US allies express fears of a strategic defeat in Iran, citing dysfunction and vulnerability from the ongoing conflict, with none of President Trump’s aims accomplished and the Strait of Hormuz now closed.
Despite receiving support from Donald Trump, Vivek Ramaswamy is reportedly struggling to win over MAGA supporters in Ohio.
Former President Donald Trump's statement about wanting to bomb Iran's 'Pickaxe Mountain' has generated confusion and questions regarding the specific location and the implications of such a threat. The remarks have drawn attention to the geographical and political context of his comments.
The White House shared a clip of a traveler calling the renovated Arts of War and Arts of Peace statues ‘beautiful,’ while leaving out other reviews calling it ‘gaudy’and ‘tacky’
A Jones Act waiver issued by the Trump administration, the broadest since the 1950s, reportedly helped avert fuel shortages across key US regions following a conflict in the Middle East.
Peru's newly inaugurated president, Keiko Fujimori, has indicated her government's intention to intensify strategic ties with the United States, including joining Trump's 'Shield of the Americas' coalition.
US embassies in the Middle East have issued warnings for citizens to consider departing the region, as President Trump threatens new strikes on Iran and a US general warns of insufficient resources to protect both the US and Israel from Iranian missiles. This comes after reports of new Iranian drone attacks and a tanker hit in the Strait of Hormuz.
Russian forces have launched multiple attacks across Ukraine, resulting in civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure. Missile strikes on Kyiv killed at least nine people, while shelling and drone attacks in regions like Zaporizhzhia, Mykolaiv, Poltava, Kherson, and Dnipropetrovsk have caused further deaths and injuries.
The US Justice Department dropped vandalism charges against former Olympian David Hearn, who was accused of damaging the Reflecting Pool, admitting that a construction company caused the damage during a "hasty and botched" renovation. The Trump administration had initially pursued charges against Hearn.
Ukrainian drone attacks have targeted various sites within Russia, resulting in at least two fatalities and causing fires at a Wildberries warehouse, an oil refinery, and a military airbase. These strikes demonstrate Ukraine's capability to hit strategic targets deep within Russian territory.
Turkey and Iraq have signed a one-year agreement to increase the flow of oil through a pipeline from Kirkuk, aiming to boost oil exports. The deal ensures the uninterrupted operation of the pipeline and secures a significant daily oil supply for Turkey.
Capital One bank defended its decision to close hundreds of Trump Organization bank accounts, stating that the closures were due to a money laundering investigation. This revelation comes as the bank faces a lawsuit from the Trump Organization over the account closures.
Russia reportedly launched a record number of missiles at Ukraine in July, according to an analysis by AFP. This marks a significant escalation in missile attacks during the ongoing conflict.
OnlyFans model Courtney Clenney has reached a plea deal in the murder case involving the fatal stabbing of her boyfriend, Christian Obumseli. The agreement removes the possibility of a life sentence for Clenney.
Turkey and Iraq have agreed to extend their oil pipeline agreement by an additional year, continuing their cooperation on oil transportation.
Russia has heavily shelled Kyiv, killing ten people, as Ukraine renews its appeal for Patriot interceptor missile systems. The attacks underscore the ongoing conflict and Ukraine's need for advanced air defense.
Russia reportedly lost 1,470 troops and two air defense systems in the war against Ukraine over the past day.
Business Insider reports on the significant evolution of Ukraine's weapons in just one year, noting that Ukrainian soldiers are increasingly relying on shotguns for last-resort drone defense.
Ukrainian President Zelensky announced that Russia has damaged approximately 1,500 facilities across Ukraine, including hundreds of residential buildings, over the past week.
Readers have submitted letters discussing a range of topics, including tariff tirades, Canada's declining birth rate, insults to Gordie Howe, the dark irony of MAID, and stultifying soccer, among others.
Fighters from the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine successfully destroyed seven small Russian assault groups attempting to advance near the village of Artilne in Kharkiv Oblast.
The law firm Paul Weiss, once a progressive stalwart and a leader in the legal resistance against President Trump during his first term, underwent a sudden transformation. A Times investigation revealed how the firm, and subsequently the broader legal industry, capitulated to White House pressure, surrendering without a fight.
A Palestinian source reports that Hamas is distributing rifles to its operatives under the guise of personal firearms, insisting it will not disarm despite a Board of Peace agreement.
European Union member states have agreed to extend temporary protection for individuals fleeing Russia’s war against Ukraine until March 4, 2028, while also introducing new conditions for future applicants linked to Ukraine’s military obligations.
Russian forces have reportedly lost another 1,500 troops and 69 artillery systems in the war against Ukraine. July has seen the highest Russian casualties this year so far, according to the General Staff.
An article providing an overview of the ongoing tensions between Iran and the US, discussing Trump's proposed deal, Saudi Arabia's concerns, and Iran's warnings.
New data suggests that 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' is anti-Christian, with young Americans reportedly abandoning church rather than associating with Trump supporters.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is appealing to international partners to supply Ukraine with missiles for Patriot air defense systems and to implement new sanctions against Russia, emphasizing that the world possesses the necessary missiles.
Turkey and Iraq have signed a one-year agreement to ensure the uninterrupted flow of oil through the Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipeline, aiming to boost exports, particularly during ongoing Hormuz closures. The deal secures 750,000 barrels of oil per day for Turkey.
US reporter Max Blumenthal is fighting back after his cell phones were seized by border patrol. He claims he was singled out at the airport following online targeting by Trump ally Laura Loomer.
Twin car bombs have reportedly detonated in a Colombian city, with details still emerging, just days before the Trump-backed 'El Tigre' is set to take power.
A Dutch analyst, Patrick Bolder, has called for the creation of an international 'security umbrella' over Ukraine, suggesting a coalition of partner states intercept missiles and drones not belonging to Ukraine.
Riyadh has previously said it will only seek to acquire a nuclear weapon if its rival Iran develops one.
Amazon has received approximately $600 million in tariff refunds from the Trump administration and plans to return a portion of it to shoppers, with customers having traceable import charges being automatically reimbursed.
While the Biden administration took steps to protect workers from extreme temperatures, the Trump administration is reportedly reversing these plans, opting for a more lenient approach with employers.
President Trump predicts a booming market, but his administration's escalation with Iran and implementation of new tariffs suggest potential economic headwinds. The article explores the conflicting signals regarding the future of the market.
The Trump administration has initiated a new federal rule leading to the arrest of over 25 undocumented individuals at airports across the country, marking a new front in its immigration offensive.
The Trump administration has dropped vandalism charges related to the Reflecting Pool, admitting that contractors, not 'sick' vandals as initially claimed by President Trump, were responsible for the damage.
One year after actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner's death, his widow, Dr. Tenisha Delilah Warner, has initiated a $1.2 million legal battle against his estate to enforce their prenuptial agreement.
Donald Trump threatened to strike Iran "very hard" and considered plans for massive bombings of energy infrastructure, raising fears of a generalized conflict. This came amidst reports of China secretly arming Iran despite promises to Trump.
Poland has summoned the Russian ambassador to protest a Russian missile incursion into its airspace, with a Kh-101 missile found on Polish territory. Concurrently, Ukraine reported an assassination attempt on one of its military commanders, which President Zelenskyy vowed to address.
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy reported that only one out of 27 Russian ballistic missiles was intercepted during a recent overnight barrage that killed nine in Kyiv, highlighting the urgent need for more Western air defense systems like Patriot missiles. This event underscores the ongoing struggle with air defense capabilities amid continued Russian attacks.
Ukraine conducted widespread drone attacks targeting Russian oil refineries, airfields, and fuel depots in multiple regions, causing significant damage and large smoke clouds over cities. These strikes come as Russia continues its own missile and drone assaults on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure, resulting in casualties.
A proposed disarmament plan for Hamas in Gaza, backed by Donald Trump, has been met with cautious optimism but also significant skepticism regarding its feasibility. While some Palestinian factions reportedly agree to the deal, concerns remain about Israeli withdrawal and the long-term governance of Gaza.
Courtney Clenney, an OnlyFans model accused of fatally stabbing her boyfriend Christian Obumseli in their luxury condo, has reached a plea deal. Obumseli's family has spoken out following the agreement.
Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt have reached a co-parenting agreement regarding their daughter, two months after their breakup. The agreement was finalized following their separation.
Intensifying clashes between Ukraine and Russia in the Black Sea region are causing a significant surge in global wheat prices. The conflict, marked by Russian cruise missile attacks on Black Sea ports, is fueling widespread concerns about food security.
Russian attacks over the past 24 hours have resulted in one woman killed and eight people injured in the Sumy region, with additional drone strikes in Kharkiv injuring two children and a man. Another person was killed and one injured in the Zaporizhzhia district.
The Pentagon is transferring the leadership of the Ukraine assistance mission in Germany to another state, a move reported by Politico to reflect a distancing between the US and Europe. This change in command signals a shift in the coordination of aid efforts.
The Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine is reviewing a request to consider opening a criminal case against Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko. This move comes amid ongoing tensions and allegations of Belarus's involvement in supporting Russia's aggression against Ukraine.
The likelihood of traffic returning to normal in the Strait of Hormuz has increased following reports that former President Trump halted planned strikes.
An opinion piece suggests that the American president's principal objective has become dismantling the Iranian regime's leadership by targeting its infrastructure rather than the IRGC or nuclear sites.
Russian drone strikes have damaged two industrial enterprises and a critical infrastructure facility in Ukraine's Poltava region.
President Trump announced a pause in planned attacks on Iran, claiming that 'perimeters of a deal has been agreed to,' though the substance of this claim remains unclear.
The Smithsonian Institution, a vast network of museums and research centers, is reportedly drawing fire from the Trump administration.
Conservation groups are suing the Trump administration over changes that could weaken habitat protection for endangered species, a move experts warn could also harm animals that migrate between the US and Canada.
Russia launched an attack on Ukraine with 133 drones on the night of August 1-2. Air defense forces destroyed or jammed 109 of the drones, but hits were recorded at 19 locations.
Ukrinform photojournalists are documenting life during Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, covering events such as the Radushne Tragedy and the anniversary of the Olenivka Terror Attack, as the country continues to resist.
Ukraine's General Staff has updated data, reporting that Russia lost 1,500 soldiers killed and wounded over the past 24 hours.
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced that the state's minimum wage will increase to $17.40 next year, making it the highest of any U.S. state, a move made while taunting former President Trump.
The Trump Administration has announced an $874 million push for artificial intelligence under the CHIPS Act, with GlobalFoundries securing the largest award in the initiative.
Ahead of Pennsylvania's midterm elections, Democrats are focusing efforts on the 7th District to persuade working-class voters, who reportedly feel abandoned by the Trump administration, to support their party.
The provincial governments of Bohol and Cebu in the Philippines signed the SugBohol Sisterhood Agreement to strengthen cooperation in governance, economic development, tourism, and public service.
CBS and NFL commentator Tony Romo could be heading for a high-stakes legal battle, with the network potentially using a 'morals clause' in his 10-year, $180 million contract to avoid future salary obligations. The clause, signed in 2020, is being considered as a way for CBS to extricate itself from the agreement.
Iran has joined the China-led World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization (WAICO) as a founding member, signing the agreement to promote international cooperation on AI.
Scorching weather and a lack of rain have severely impacted vegetable yields in the UK, forcing pubs, restaurants, and supermarkets to import produce like lettuce and broccoli from Spain.
Ukraine and its supporters have spent years trying to counter skepticism within President Trump's MAGA movement and from Trump himself regarding the country's war effort, now making inroads with figures like Laura Loomer.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that diplomatic efforts in the coming weeks will be crucial in determining whether peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia can be restarted.
The world is entering a new era of missile warfare, with conventional ballistic weapons rapidly proliferating, notably in regions like Iran and Ukraine, fundamentally altering global battlefields.
India and Bhutan have reviewed their development ties, discussing 12 projects and a Rs 4,000-crore Line of Credit (LoC) agreement. This engagement aims to strengthen bilateral cooperation and development initiatives between the two nations.
The White House's AI executive order is approaching a key deadline, intensifying the debate around AI regulation. Tech leaders, including OpenAI's Sam Altman and Nvidia's Jensen Huang, were in Washington, D.C., ahead of this deadline.
A potential Supreme Court decision against former President Trump's tariffs could result in up to $175 billion in refunds, offering a significant financial boost to import-heavy retailers.