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EconomyUS Mint Releases Controversial $1 Coin Featuring President Donald Trump's Likeness for 250th Anniversary
The US Mint has begun circulating a new $1 coin featuring President Donald Trump for the nation's 250th anniversary, marking the first time in nearly a century that a living person is featured on US currency.
PoliticsTrump Issues Warning to Iran, Stating US Monitors All Actions and Threatening More Strikes
Trump warns Iran that the US is closely monitoring all of its actions and threatens potential further attacks, amid ongoing regional tensions.
PoliticsIsraeli Protesters Demand Immediate Halt to Settler Violence in Recent Demonstration
Demonstrators in Israel have gathered to demand an end to settler violence, as captured in a recent video report.
HealthShattered Dreams: Gaza's Amputees Face Overwhelming Hardship Amid Rubble and Blockade
Thousands of amputees in Gaza, including young athletes like Shurouq Khaira and Shireen Abu al-Qumsan, face severe physical and mental challenges amid ongoing blockades, severe medical shortages, and widespread destruction.
PoliticsSaudi Arabia Condemns Deadly Iranian Tanker Strike in Strait of Hormuz
Saudi Arabia has condemned an Iranian attack on a Bahri oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz that killed two citizens of the Philippines amid the ongoing conflict.
Breaking NewsMalta Court Acquits Businessman Yorgen Fenech in Landmark Daphne Caruana Galizia Murder Trial
A Maltese court has acquitted businessman Yorgen Fenech of masterminding the 2017 murder of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia following an eight-hour jury deliberation.
PoliticsEU Prepares Fresh Russia Sanctions Following Failed Airport Attack, Kaja Kallas Says
European Union foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas announced that the bloc is advancing new sanctions against Russia following a failed drone attack at a German airport.
PoliticsUSS Abraham Lincoln Docks in Thailand Following Grueling Nine-Month Middle East Deployment
The US Navy aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln arrived in Thailand for a rest stop following nine and a half months at sea supporting combat operations in the Middle East.
EconomyUS Set to Control 20 Percent of Venezuelan Oil Reserves Following Signing Ceremony
A signing ceremony marks the transition as the US prepares to take control of a fifth of Venezuela's oil reserves, while EU ministers in Ireland discuss key international issues.
Breaking NewsSave the Children Report Reveals Seven Children Killed or Injured Daily in Lebanon Conflict
A report by Save the Children reveals that an average of seven children are killed or injured every day in Lebanon amid ongoing conflict and severe infrastructure destruction.
PoliticsPrime Minister Andy Burnham Defends Economic Strategy and Vows to Restore Hope in First Parliamentary Grilling
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham faced his first Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons, defending his economic strategy and promising to restore hope amid ongoing cost-of-living challenges.
HealthMass Hospitalization in Indonesia After Students Consume State-Supplied Meals
Over 500 students in Indonesia were hospitalised following the consumption of state-supplied meals.
PoliticsOne Year Into US Boat Strikes, Families of Missing Fishermen Search for Answers
Families of missing Caribbean and South American fishermen are demanding answers one year into the US military's controversial boat strike campaign against suspected drug traffickers.
Breaking NewsSwiss Police Confirm Lone Gunman in Deadly Aarau Rave Shooting
Swiss police have confirmed that a 43-year-old man who surrendered to authorities acted alone in the deadly shooting at a rave party in Aarau.
Breaking NewsTragic Bus Crash in Egypt's Sinai Leaves 22 Dead and 28 Injured
A severe bus crash in Egypt's Sinai region has tragically claimed the life of 22 individuals and left 28 others injured.
PoliticsBrazilian Activist Demands Immediate Release of Detained Tunisian Sumud Flotilla Organizers
Brazilian activist Thiago Avila has called for the release of four Tunisian Sumud Flotilla organizers who have been imprisoned in Tunisia for over five months following their humanitarian efforts for Gaza.
EconomyUS Energy Giant Chevron Commits Billions to Double Venezuela Oil Production
Chevron plans to invest over $7bn to double its oil production in Venezuela over the next five years, building on its century-long presence in the country.
TechnologyUber Cuts 3,300 Jobs in Largest Workforce Reduction Since Pandemic Amid Push for Autonomous Future
Uber Technologies has laid off 3,300 employees, or 10 percent of its workforce, in its largest job cuts since the pandemic as the company shifts focus toward autonomous vehicles and artificial intelligence.
Breaking NewsTragic Bus Crash in Egypt’s Sinai Leaves 22 Dead and 28 Injured, While George Clooney Criticizes US Government Leadership
A devastating bus crash in Egypt's Sinai claims 22 lives and injures 28, amidst remarks from George Clooney criticizing US government leadership.
Breaking NewsIsraeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Declares 'We Are Not Withdrawing' During Gaza Visit
During a visit to Gaza, Israeli PM Netanyahu firmly stated that 'we are not withdrawing,' as captured in a 36-second video.
HealthWHO Chief Urges Urgent Action as DRC Ebola Death Toll Surpasses 3,000
The head of the WHO has warned that urgent action is needed to identify and break every transmission chain as the Ebola death toll in the DRC exceeds 3,000.
PoliticsUS Appeals Court Reinstates Bowe Bergdahl's Military Desertion Conviction
An appeals court has ruled that a federal judge had no authority to overturn Bowe Bergdahl's military conviction for desertion, effectively reinstating the former US soldier's sentence.
Breaking NewsNepal PM Connects Deadly Floods to Climate Change
Nepal PM has linked deadly floods to climate change in a recent video statement.
SportsFormer Arsenal Star Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Quits Gabon National Team Citing Humiliation After AFCON
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has retired from the Gabon national team, stating he felt humiliated by the government's backlash following their 2025 AFCON exit.