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US President Donald Trump said he will speak to Taiwanese leader Lai Ching-te about a proposed arms deal, which would mark the first direct contact between US and Taiwanese leaders in over 40 years. China has voiced strong opposition, urging Washington to stop sending "wrong signals" to separatist forces.
A New York Times report claims the US and Israel planned to install former Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as leader during the war, a plan that allegedly went awry after an Israeli strike aimed at freeing him from house arrest. Sources differ on the credibility and implications of the plan, with some calling it implausible or reckless.
The European Union has reached a provisional agreement to remove import duties on US goods, implementing last July's trade deal and averting a threatened tariff hike by President Donald Trump. The compromise, struck after marathon negotiations, keeps the bloc on track to meet a July 4 deadline set by Trump.
Three people were killed in a shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego, with police investigating it as a hate crime. The two teenage suspects, who died of self-inflicted wounds, had expressed hatred toward multiple religious and racial groups. The attack is part of a broader conversation about online radicalization and political violence in the U.S.
US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin visited China within days of each other, marking the first time Beijing has hosted both leaders in the same month outside a multilateral setting. Analysts suggest the visits could pave the way for trilateral coordination among China, Russia, and the US, though the US remains the biggest uncertainty. Energy cooperation and the war in Ukraine are among the key agenda items.
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll shows Donald Trump's approval rating at 35%, near the lowest of his presidency, with Republican discontent rising over the cost of living and surging gas prices linked to the Iran war. Other polls, including a New York Times/Siena survey, report similar declines, with most voters disapproving of his economic stewardship.
Vice President JD Vance used a White House briefing to reassure Americans that the conflict with Iran will not become a 'forever war,' while defending other administration policies. He fielded questions for nearly an hour, addressing issues from January 6 compensation to troop deployments in Europe, amid speculation about the 2028 presidential race.
Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen reiterated that the territory is not for sale during a visit by US special envoy Jeff Landry, who met with officials in Nuuk. Hundreds of Greenlanders protested the opening of a new US consulate, and Nielsen condemned reported attempts by an American to pay locals to sign a petition supporting US annexation.
In a rare procedural move, the US Senate voted 50-47 to advance a war powers resolution that would require President Donald Trump to obtain congressional authorization for military action against Iran or withdraw troops. The measure, backed by four Republicans and all but one Democrat, faces significant hurdles before becoming law.
President Donald Trump has revealed new details about the planned White House ballroom, including a rooftop drone base and a subterranean military hospital. The project, estimated at $400 million, is part of a $1 billion security enhancement request facing opposition from some lawmakers.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will travel to Sweden for NATO foreign ministers' talks and then visit India for bilateral discussions and the Quad meeting, his first trip to India since taking office. The visit comes amid strains over tariffs and sanctions, as both nations seek to strengthen ties.
President Trump has warned Iran to accept a deal to end the Middle East war or face renewed bombing, while reports suggest talks are at a critical juncture. The ceasefire is described as on 'life support,' and both sides remain entrenched, with Iran seeking to end hostilities and reject nuclear dismantlement.
President Lee Jae Myung met with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to strengthen bilateral ties amid global instability, while Seoul manages conflicting narratives over an attack on the South Korean-operated vessel HMM Namu and volatile domestic economic indicators.
President Donald Trump announced a major expansion of his prescription drug website, TrumpRx, adding more than 600 generic medications. The move is part of broader efforts to align US drug prices with those in other developed nations, though experts question the platform's impact. Meanwhile, financial disclosures reveal investments in Eli Lilly made on Trump's behalf, raising conflict-of-interest concerns.
A Reuters analysis reveals that Iran's largest crypto exchange, Nobitex, has processed at least $2.3 billion since 2023 on blockchains founded by crypto billionaires Justin Sun and Changpeng Zhao—both prominent backers of President Trump's World Liberty Financial. While there is no suggestion the Trump family knew of the Iranian transactions, the report highlights potential conflicts of interest in the presidency's business ties.
US President Donald Trump announced he is delaying a planned military attack on Iran scheduled for Tuesday, citing requests from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE to allow more time for negotiations. Trump said he has instructed the military to be prepared for a large-scale assault if an acceptable deal is not reached.
Pakistan has delivered a revised peace proposal from Iran to the United States, aiming to end the conflict in West Asia. Talks remain stalled with both sides citing major differences, while President Trump has warned of urgency and reportedly held off on a planned strike.
President Trump told the New York Post he is not open to concessions to Iran, including a 20-year uranium enrichment moratorium, and ruled out sanctions relief before a bilateral agreement. Iran has submitted a revised 14-point proposal, but the White House reportedly views it as insufficient.
President Donald Trump withdrew a $10bn lawsuit against the IRS over a tax-return leak, and the Justice Department announced a $1.77bn fund to compensate alleged victims of political weaponisation. The settlement also granted immunity to Trump, his family and businesses from pending tax audits, drawing sharp criticism from Democrats.
The US administration has reportedly deemed Iran's latest proposal for ending hostilities 'insufficient for a deal,' while Tehran insists on its demands and reviews the US response. Pakistan serves as a conduit for the exchange of proposals, with the US expecting an answer within 48 hours.