Tariff Storm Looms as Trump’s 90-Day Pause Nears Expiration
Despite a recent legal setback in the U.S. Court of International Trade, Tariff Storm Looms as Trump’s 90-Day Pause Nears Expiration. As the 90-day suspension on Trump’s aggressive global tariffs inches toward its early July expiration, global markets and U.S. trading partners are bracing for impact. Despite a legal setback in the U.S. Court, the White House has signaled no intention of backing down, instead doubling down on its commitment to reshape the global trade landscape through tariffs.
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Joe Biden Says “We’re Going to Beat This” After Aggressive Prostate Cancer Diagnosis
In his first public remarks Joe Biden Says "We're Going to Beat This" After Aggressive Prostate Cancer Diagnosis. Since revealing he has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer, former U.S. President Joe Biden expressed strong optimism and gratitude while also addressing the nation's need to defend democracy. Speaking during a Memorial Day event in New Castle, Delaware, Biden acknowledged the severity of his condition but said he felt "good" and remained confident in his cancer treatment plan.
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Iran Rejects IAEA Report on Enriched Uranium Amid Growing Global Tensions
Citing the report as “Politically Motivated” Iran Rejects IAEA Report on Enriched Uranium Amid Growing Global Tensions. In a heated response to the latest IAEA report 2025, Iran has forcefully rejected allegations that it has significantly increased its stockpile of highly enriched uranium a charge Tehran calls “biased, baseless, and politically driven.”
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Rubio Orders Visa Scrutiny for Harvard Visitors Amid Trump Crackdown on Higher Education
In a controversial new directive, Rubio Orders Visa Scrutiny for Harvard Visitors Amid Trump Crackdown on Higher Education. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has ordered U.S. embassies to apply heightened scrutiny to social media accounts of anyone seeking to visit Harvard University, citing national security concerns. The memo, issued Friday, suggests that a lack of public social media activity may be cause for visa denial, igniting backlash from immigration attorneys, civil rights groups, and higher education advocates.
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Elon Musk Denies Drug Abuse Allegations from NYT, Slams Report as ‘Lies’
Breaking silence, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, Elon Musk Denies Drug Abuse Allegations from NYT, Slams Report as ‘Lies’. Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX and a close adviser to President Donald Trump during the 2024 campaign, has publicly denied bombshell allegations by The New York Times that claim he abused ketamine, ecstasy, and hallucinogenic mushrooms. In a strongly worded response posted on his social media platform, X (formerly Twitter), Musk called the report “bs” and accused the Times of lying “their ass off.”
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Israel Confirms Death of Hamas Chief Mohammad Sinwar in Precision Tunnel Strike
In a major blow to Hamas leadership, Israel Confirms Death of Hamas Chief Mohammad Sinwar in Precision Tunnel Strike. Israeli forces have confirmed the death of Mohammad Sinwar, one of the group’s most senior commanders and the younger brother of Yahya Sinwar, during a precision strike on May 13. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) released new details and a 3D simulation of the tunnel complex beneath the European Hospital in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, where the strike was carried out.
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Pentagon Chief Warns of Imminent China Threat, Urges Asian Allies to Boost Defense Spending
At the annual summit in Singapore, Pentagon Chief Warns of Imminent China Threat, Urges Asian Allies to Boost Defense Spending. U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth made headlines this weekend at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, warning that the China threat is real and potentially imminent. Speaking to military leaders, diplomats, and analysts at Asia’s most important defense forum, Hegseth urged Asian allies to ramp up defense spending and prepare for growing regional instability.
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Tragic Bridge Collapse in Russia’s Bryansk Region Kills 7, Injures 30 in Train Derailment
A Tragic Bridge Collapse in Russia’s Bryansk Region Kills 7, Injures 30 in Train Derailment, blames Illegal Interference for the collapse. At least seven people were killed and 30 hospitalised after a catastrophic bridge collapse caused a passenger train to derail in Russia’s Bryansk region, which borders Ukraine. The incident occurred late Saturday near the village of Vygonichi, about 100 km from the Ukraine border. Russian authorities have blamed “illegal interference” for the collapse, which led to the derailment of the train’s locomotive and several passenger cars.
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Hamas Agrees to Release 10 Hostages Amid US Ceasefire Proposal, Seeks Amendments on Gaza Withdrawal and Aid
Aimed at halting the devastating conflict in Gaza, Hamas Agrees to Release 10 Hostages Amid US Ceasefire Proposal, Seeks Amendments on Gaza Withdrawal and Aid. Hamas has officially responded to the US ceasefire proposal. The Palestinian group agreed to release 10 living hostages and 18 bodies in exchange for the release of a number of Palestinian prisoners held by Israel. This move aligns with the plan presented by US Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff, who proposed a 60-day ceasefire aimed at easing tensions and opening humanitarian corridors in Gaza.
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Israel Accepts US-Backed Gaza Ceasefire Proposal; Hamas Still Wary of Truce Terms
A significant step Israel Accepts US-Backed Gaza Ceasefire Proposal; Hamas Still Wary of Truce Terms. In an important decision towards a possible halt in the devastating Israel-Gaza conflict has emerged as Israel has formally accepted a new US-backed ceasefire proposal, according to the White House. The deal, which includes a 60-day truce, hostage releases, and the restoration of United Nations-led aid distribution in Gaza, was delivered to Hamas for consideration by President Donald Trump’s Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff.
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