'France is burning': Trump blames immigration as violent riots engulf French cities
Trump urged France to close its borders, blaming immigration for the unrest as violent riots swept major cities, leaving buildings torched and hundreds injured.
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Two arrested in Spain's Basque Country for suspected terrorism, police announce
Trump yet to give final decision on Russia tariffs, sanctions, as Rubio says more time needed
Iran, Turkey, Kuwait, Pakistan, PA leave Baku conference when Herzog spoke, but Qatari Emir stayed
The discrepancy between the Iranian media report and eyewitness accounts raises questions regarding Iran's motivation in framing Qatar's actions toward Israel.
Military execution of Foot Hood gunman will not be livestreamed, Trump says
According to multiple officials, Trump was not initially aware that US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth would be announcing the livestream of the execution.
China will keep speaking up for Palestinian cause, supports two-state solution, FM Wang Yi says
Chinese FM Wang Yi pledged continued support for Palestinians and urged backing for a two-state solution, as he separately met with Israeli President Isaac Herzog to discuss bilateral ties.
Zelensky says Ukraine's patience has run out as Kyiv strikes Russian refinery despite US pressure
Since US President Donald Trump's surprise announcement of an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine on Sunday, Kyiv had refrained from attacking Russian refineries.
Ukraine's Starshield functionality in motion has been restored, source says
Ukraine's defense ministry said it would continue to seek clarification on the reasons for Wednesday's disruption of the military-grade version of SpaceX's internet service.
Judge blocks sanctions against two US-based human rights orgs. over working with ICC against Israel
In his order, US judge Jesse M. Furman cited a case in 2025 in which two law professors brought forward a lawsuit against Trump's executive order imposing sanctions on the ICC.
Trump press secretary Zacharia failed US bar exam despite claiming to practice law - report
Zacharia has claimed she is a lawyer on multiple occasions, and when asked Tuesday which state’s bar exam she had passed, she replied, “When I moved to China.”
At least 34 students, one teacher killed in Pakistan school roof collapse, hospital announces
Most of the victims were brought dead to the Lady Reading Hospital, along with 20 others who were wounded, hospital spokesperson Mohammad Asim said.
Retired US military officers urge government to cancel livestream of Fort Hood shooter's execution
"We ask the President, our Congressional representatives, and our fellow citizens to act to prevent this barbaric abuse of authority," a letter from over 70 retired military officials read.
Chicago man suspected of planning mass shooting against Hindus had white supremacist manifesto
Alexandros Paporakis, 19, of Palatine, was arrested on Sunday after an individual reported receiving concerning electronic communications from him, Palatine police said.
