Seven individuals now face charges in an alleged plot to attack the 'UFC Freedom 250' event in front of the White House, with two more suspects arrested in Missouri and Washington state. Federal law enforcement expanded the case, charging William Lee Spartacus Falkner and Jordan W. Rincker with conspiracy to commit murder.'
President Trump stated Iran agreed to long-term nuclear inspections, a claim Tehran rejected. This comes as the US issued a 60-day license for Iran to resume oil transactions, impacting global crude prices and sparking debate over the deal's implications.
Ransom notes believed to be from Nancy Guthrie's abductor claim she died, with one note apologizing and stating her death was unintentional. Savannah Guthrie made a tearful plea for information regarding her missing mother.
New York City is holding lively Congressional primaries, with two opposing factions in the AI industry squaring off in the 12th District. Mayor Zohran Mamdani's influence is also being tested, as Democratic socialists battle progressive candidates.
Keir Starmer resigned as UK Prime Minister, with Andy Burnham, the former mayor of Greater Manchester, widely expected to succeed him. This follows a decade of political turmoil and a 'revolving door' of prime ministers since Brexit.
The man charged with murder in the killing of Charlie Kirk, Tyler Robinson, has been found mentally incompetent for criminal court proceedings. His defense lawyers are allegedly mirroring a notorious killer's tactical delay strategy.
The Senate passed a bipartisan housing package, the revamped 21st Century Road to Housing Act, with an 85-5 vote. The bill, aimed at increasing supply and lowering prices, now heads to the House for final approval.
Europe is experiencing a severe heatwave, with France reporting 40 drowning deaths since last Thursday and two children found dead in a car. The UN chief warned that 'London is cooking' as the continent braces for record-breaking temperatures.
A UN commission of inquiry claims Israel deliberately targeted Palestinian children in Gaza, resulting in genocide. Israel has rejected the report by the three-member expert panel, calling it a 'libellous sham'.
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from using a revamped federal database to check citizenship, warning it could lead to a voter purge. This follows a US court dismissing a Trump administration lawsuit challenging Los Angeles' 'sanctuary city' policy.
Kenya's Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has halted construction of a US-backed Ebola quarantine facility at Laikipia Air Base. This decision defied a High Court order to stop building work on the controversial US-funded project.
President Trump continues to blame vandals for issues with D.C.'s Reflecting Pool, alleging they damaged it with a knife, though he has not offered evidence. He is also suing ABC for 'false' coverage of the Reflecting Pool, while a company pledged $1 million for lawn repairs.'