US President Donald Trump claims he successfully prevented the execution of eight Iranian women through diplomatic intervention, but Iran denies the claim, calling the reports false.
Northern Texas was struck by multiple tornadoes, killing at least 2 people and severely damaging homes and infrastructure across several communities.
Former Israeli prime ministers Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid announce an electoral alliance aimed at uniting the fragmented opposition against Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruling coalition.
The US Supreme Court agrees to hear a landmark lawsuit over whether the widely used Roundup herbicide causes cancer, representing a pivotal legal challenge for Bayer AG.
Five major tech giants with a combined market cap exceeding $16 trillion will report earnings this week, as markets scrutinize whether massive AI investments are delivering real returns.
Buckingham Palace is urgently reviewing security arrangements for King Charles III’s upcoming US visit following a shooting incident at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington.
Israel military issues evacuation orders for seven Lebanese towns south of the border zone after a soldier was killed, marking the most significant escalation since the ceasefire.
North Carolina Republican Senator Thom Tillis announced he will no longer block Trump’s Federal Reserve chair nominee Kevin Warsh, clearing a critical hurdle for confirmation that could reshape US monetary policy.
Following a wave of coordinated armed group attacks across Mali, Russian mercenaries announce withdrawal from the strategic northern city of Kidal, further destabilizing the Sahel region.
Former Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán announces he will not take up his parliamentary seat after leading his party back into opposition following a landslide electoral defeat.