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President Donald Trump addressed the White House Correspondents' Association dinner, joking about a fourth term and criticizing 'fake news media.' The event was rescheduled after a shooting in April, and Trump praised the Secret Service officer injured in the incident.
Ukraine has expressed interest in cooperating with Japan to produce Patriot interceptor missiles under a US licence, citing Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' expertise. However, Japan may face hurdles due to its export restrictions on lethal weapons and regional relations.
President Lee Jae Myung declared a vision to position South Korea as a trustworthy production base and supply partner for AI semiconductors, unveiling the 'San Francisco AI Declaration' at a high-level meeting with global tech leaders. The meeting also saw agreements for $950 billion in cooperation projects, including a landmark SK Group semiconductor supply deal, and a separate MOU between South Korea's science ministry and AMD.
President Donald Trump threatened the European Union with tariffs and a trade investigation after Brussels fined Google about $1 billion for antitrust violations. The European Commission ruled that Google breached the bloc's Digital Markets Act, adding strain to US-EU trade relations.
President Lee Jae Myung met with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in San Francisco, where Huang announced a US$500 billion business partnership with SK Group, plans to jointly develop a self-driving Genesis sedan with Hyundai Motor Group, and a large-scale investment in Naver. The meetings are part of Lee's trip to promote AI cooperation between South Korea and global tech firms.
President Donald Trump has ordered signs to be placed outside the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, warning visitors about exhibits his administration views as inaccurate. The order, which directs the interior department to install signage, escalates a broader ideological battle over how American history is presented.
President Trump reiterated that the US-Saudi civilian nuclear deal requires Riyadh to join the Abraham Accords, despite the agreement being signed without that condition. Saudi Arabia has not yet responded, while officials and analysts debate uranium enrichment provisions and their implications for the region.
Two small U.S. businesses have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over new Section 301 tariffs imposed on dozens of trading partners. The suit, filed by the Liberty Justice Center, alleges the tariffs are arbitrary and unlawful. The new duties, including a 12.5% levy on Australian imports, took effect Friday.
Sudan has rejected US allegations of chemical weapons use by its armed forces, stating that Washington failed to provide evidence to Sudan or the OPCW. Khartoum also accused the US of ignoring its repeated invitations for on-site investigations and referenced past false US claims, including the 1998 destruction of a Sudanese pharmaceutical factory.
US President Donald Trump has threatened the European Union with 'substantial' tariffs after the bloc fined Google nearly $1 billion for breaching competition laws. Trump announced a Section 301 trade investigation into EU practices, calling the fines 'illegal and highly unethical.' The EU has defended its actions, citing an investigation that found Google gave preferential treatment to its own services.
As fighting persists in eastern DR Congo, the neutralization of the FDLR militia remains a central sticking point between Kinshasa and Kigali. A US-brokered peace deal has yet to yield tangible progress, with the Congolese government now pushing a demobilization memorandum on the diplomatic track.
Countries worldwide have reacted to the latest US tariffs imposed under Section 301, which target 60 to 80 trading partners with duties of 10 to 12.5 percent. Australia, New Zealand, the EU, and China have rejected the forced-labor rationale, with China signaling it will hold off on retaliation.
A cyclosporiasis outbreak has sickened thousands across the US, with the CDC investigating over 7,400 potential cases across nine states. Health officials expect the outbreak to continue through August, while a former FDA official has criticized the federal response as mismanaged.
The US State Department has summoned Malaysia's ambassador to Washington to explain Kuala Lumpur's longstanding policy of not recognising Israel, following a diplomatic row triggered by Malaysia's entry ban on Israeli nationals. The dispute has drawn in US lawmakers and analysts suggest it is unlikely to force a major shift in Malaysia's foreign policy.
MAGA influencer Laura Loomer changed her long-standing anti-Ukraine stance after visiting Kyiv and interviewing President Volodymyr Zelensky. She apologized for past statements, met with a prominent rabbi, and hinted at a meeting between Zelensky and Trump next week.
The United States and Saudi Arabia have agreed on a civilian nuclear cooperation deal, but President Trump's late demand that Riyadh first normalize ties with Israel has complicated matters. While opponents in Israel criticize Prime Minister Netanyahu for the agreement, Trump's new condition has shifted the political landscape.
As President Xi Jinping's planned September visit to Washington approaches, Washington and Beijing have exchanged new trade and tech restrictions. Analysts view the measures as targeted pressure plays unlikely to derail the summit, though some warn of risks to the high-stakes meeting.
US President Donald Trump will speak at the rescheduled White House Correspondents' Association dinner on Friday, nearly three months after the original event was interrupted by a shooting. The dinner, moved to the Waldorf Astoria under heightened security, honors a Secret Service officer wounded in the attack, while press freedom groups have criticized the event as hypocritical.
Christopher Nolan's film adaptation of Homer's 'The Odyssey' has become a box office hit, grossing $250 million in two weeks. Two Jerusalem Post columnists explore its cultural significance, from its anachronisms to its resonance with Jewish history and Israel's current challenges.
As the White House pivots from an unpopular military campaign in Iran to a renewed tariff offensive, historical parallels and current analyses suggest the trade wars may not deliver the promised economic revival. With tariffs imposed on Brazil and dozens of other countries, experts question whether the strategy will achieve its goals or further strain global alliances.