President Donald Trump stated he would cease trading with nations with which the U.S. has a deficit if the Federal Reserve does not lower interest rates. He argued high rates disadvantage the U.S. and that the nation should have the world's lowest rate.
A man subjected to a terrifying ordeal of violence and humiliation by his captors escaped by jumping from a first-floor window. He ran into the street and encountered a police car, which may have saved his life. Five individuals have been sentenced to prison for their roles in the kidnapping.
Nigel Farage's Reform UK party conference was disrupted by a scandal involving questionable donation practices, leading to the resignations of two key advisers, Dan Jukes and James Orr. The party denies any wrongdoing.
The U.S. military has downed 11 cartel drones using lasers since deploying the technology along the U.S.-Mexican border last week, U.S. officials said. The unmanned aerial systems were associated with illicit activity and targeted with an Army Multipurpose High-Energy Laser system.
Two Israeli ministers, Itamar Ben-Gvir and Israel Katz, have renewed calls for the mass removal of Palestinians from Gaza, proposing plans for "voluntary emigration" as an Israeli general election approaches. These statements revive fears of a new 'Nakba' among Palestinians.
Sunshine Residential Homes, Arizona's largest group home provider, is at the center of a political controversy following the death of a 9-year-old boy. The company made significant political donations before receiving a rate increase, though no bribery evidence was found.
An immigration lawyer has been struck off the register after using AI-generated evidence, including fabricated case citations, in his defense during his own disciplinary proceedings. The tribunal found his actions breached professional conduct rules and undermined the administration of justice.
British police raided the home of 84-year-old retired priest Sue Parfitt, known for her climate change and pro-Palestine activism. The raid occurred on Friday, according to the campaign group Defend Our Juries.
A U.S. judge's decision to reject a forced breakup of Google's ad tech business has made the European Commission's own efforts to tackle the search giant's market dominance more difficult, leaving the EU alone in pursuing such a remedy.
The National Sheriffs’ Association (NSA) has shifted its stance on the CLARITY Act crypto market structure bill from opposition to neutral, removing a key obstacle ahead of a critical Senate vote. The move follows similar shifts from other law enforcement groups and the release of a revised bill with enhanced enforcement provisions.
The NHTSA is investigating Tesla's self-driving Cybercab, which has been deployed on public roads without a steering wheel or pedals. The probe will scrutinize Tesla's self-certification process and technical data used to determine compliance with federal safety standards.
NHTSA is investigating Tesla's Cybercab deployment on public roads without a steering wheel or pedals.
The Trump administration is probing Tesla's Cybercab self-certification, as the vehicle lacks required manual controls and Tesla did not seek an exemption.
The Pentagon is attempting to divert billions of dollars appropriated to the National Institutes of Health for biomedical research to cover budget shortfalls stemming from the war with Iran, according to a top House Democrat. Representative Rosa DeLauro called the move "outrageous" and demanded the interagency agreement be terminated.
A federal judge blocked the Trump Administration's attempt to deny California's Clean Air Act waivers for higher emissions standards. The judge ruled the EPA unlawfully reclassified waiver requests as rules to bypass Congress.
Texas Democrats are targeting Latino voters with pocketbook issues, hoping to overcome Republican Governor Greg Abbott's established political machine. Recent polls show a tightening race, with some indicating a significant portion of Hispanic voters disapprove of Abbott's job performance.
A large cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to contaminated lettuce has sickened over 11,000 people across 20 states, exposing significant vulnerabilities in the U.S. public health system due to underfunding and staffing shortages.
A cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to Taco Bell lettuce sickened over 11,000 people, exposing a weakened US public health system.
A nurse coordinator details the exhaustion from the cyclosporiasis outbreak, highlighting system vulnerabilities due to underfunding.
A woman has received an 18-week suspended prison sentence after her XL bully dog fatally attacked her teenage cousin in Bristol. The judge noted the victim's erratic behavior due to cocaine use contributed to the incident.
Families are fighting back against a policy at California City, the largest ICE detention center in California, that has banned all contact visits since its opening a year ago. Detainees and advocates argue the restriction is inhumane and part of a strategy to pressure individuals into accepting deportation.
Florida's medical marijuana industry is grappling with severe challenges, including increased renewal fees, high startup costs, and new marketing restrictions. The state's regulatory environment, influenced by Governor DeSantis's policies, is creating significant headwinds for businesses and investors.
Adeel Khan has been found guilty of assisting escaped prisoner Daniel Khalife, who was awaiting trial on spying charges. Khan will be sentenced on September 4.
Adeel Khan was sentenced for assisting Daniel Khalife's escape from HMP Wandsworth.
A man has been sentenced for aiding escaped prisoner Daniel Khalife, who is still at large.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio will travel to Latin America next week, visiting Ecuador and meeting with the newly elected presidents of Colombia and Peru. The trip will focus on U.S. support for Colombia's earthquake response, drug trafficking, and trade.
