“The European Union is going to agree to purchase 750 billion dollars in energy products from the United States,” Trump said.
Envoy Steve Witkoff blames Hamas for not showing a desire to make progress as Israel also brings its team back for consultations
Trump’s claims of crippling damage don’t address whether Tehran moved a stockpile of highly enriched uranium
Iran says it would halt attacks if Israel stops its bombardment; Tehran earlier fired missiles at U.S. base in Qatar
Amid escalating tensions in the Middle East following U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, airlines have been forced to reroute or cancel flights across the region, leaving tens of thousands of travelers stranded.
Despite intense speculation, Trump has yet to make a final call. “I have some ideas,” he told reporters. “But I haven’t made a decision.”
Data from OAG Aviation indicates that forward bookings for U.S. arrivals in July are down 13% compared to the same month last year, pointing to a sustained decline beyond spring
Vance Luther Boelter is taken into custody after two-day search
The United States maintains a widespread military presence across the oil-rich region, with bases in Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates
As tensions rise once more, global markets are left watching closely whether the two economic giants can salvage the truce or spiral further into trade conflict.
Tehran insists it seeks nuclear technology solely for peaceful purposes and denies Western accusations of weapon ambitions.
Hamas announced Saturday that it is seeking amendments to a U.S.-backed temporary ceasefire agreement with Israel, prompting a sharp rejection from U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff, who labeled the group’s response on X as “totally unacceptable.”
The proposed ceasefire, spearheaded by U.S. Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff under the administration of former President Donald Trump, outlines a phased de-escalation designed to facilitate humanitarian relief and lay the groundwork for lasting peace talks
Musk’s departure marks the end of a dramatic chapter in Trump’s second-term governance strategy. While DOGE will continue, its future without Musk’s influence remains uncertain.
According to Reuters, the directive, issued by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, marks a significant escalation in President Donald Trump's hardline immigration agenda and is expected to affect thousands of prospective international students
The tiny Gulf state has showered money on U.S. military and universities, giving it outsize geopolitical clout
Side deals by the U.S. administration raise questions about how closely in sync the allies are over major challenges in the region
The deal to free Edan Alexander is part of a larger effort by the U.S.
Transgender troops who had previously submitted separation requests before a March court ruling halted implementation of the Trump-era ban will also be immediately removed
Effort underscores seriousness of Trump’s intent to acquire the island from Denmark