US appeals court rules Trump’s foreign tariff campaign is largely illegal
But the court has allowed the tariffs to remain in place while the Trump administration appeals to the Supreme Court.
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Irish missionary among the eight released after Haiti orphanage kidnapping
Ransoms have surged as Haiti struggles with widespread gang violence, particularly around its capital Port-au-Prince.
Why are antigovernment protests taking place in Indonesia?
Protesters angered by police violence, parliamentarians' wages and inflation are staging nationwide demonstrations.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signs Trump-backed redistricting bill
Texas redraw sparks gerrymandering fight nationwide, fueling voter power battles in states across the political divide.
Germany, France push for secondary sanctions on Russia amid Ukraine war
European Union’s two biggest economies have agreed to push for measures targeting companies that support Russia’s war.
How Israeli spy veterans are shaping US Big Tech
Hundreds of Israeli intelligence veterans are in US Big Tech and it’s raising questions about data and security.
Court blocks Trump effort to end protected status for Venezuelans
Court rules against Trump push to cancel TPS for Venezuelans, keeping protections intact amid ongoing legal battles.
UK bans Israeli officials from major arms exhibition
UK government says Israel's decision to escalate war on Gaza 'wrong' as Israel decries 'discrimination'.
Fact check: Have mass shootings decreased in the US since 2022 law?
Then-President Biden signed 2022 gun violence legislation aiming for reform, but its effect remains unclear.
Thai court removes Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra from office
Court dismisses suspended prime minister for ethical misconduct over her handling of a border row with Cambodia.
Protests resume in Indonesia’s Jakarta after ride-share driver killed
Affan Kurniawan was killed after an armoured police vehicle ran into him during a demonstration in the capital.
Dozens of Colombian soldiers released after three-day captivity in Amazon
Dozens of soldiers held by villagers in a rebel-controlled area were released after UN and government mediation.
Microsoft fires four workers over protests against firm’s ties to Israel
Microsoft says the terminations followed serious breaches amid claims that its software is used by Israeli army in Gaza.
Top US senators arrive in Taiwan to discuss security amid China threat
Roger Wicker, head of the powerful Senate Armed Services Committee, says trip is focused on security ties with island.
LIVE: Israel kills 41 Palestinians in Gaza, al-Mawasi ‘safe zone’ included
Bombed areas include southern Gaza's al-Mawasi where Israel has told displaced people to go to.
Firefighters tackling wildfire in US arrested by immigration agents
Border patrol officers swoop in, make arrests as firefighters prepare to tackle 3,600-hectare blaze in Washington State.
China seeks stronger ties with Brazil to resist ‘bullying’ on world stage
China's top diplomat tells Brazil's FM Mauro Vieira that Beijing-Brazil ties are at their 'best in history'.
South Korea indicts former first lady for bribery, ex-PM over martial law
Former prime minister and the wife of ex-president Yoon Suk-yeol both indicted on separate charges on the same day.
US ends tariff exemption for delivery packages valued at $800 or less
The 'de minimis' import tax exemption helped fuel home delivery and the rise of e-commerce in the US.
US police say Minneapolis church shooter ‘idolised’ mass murderers
Authorities say 23-year-old who attacked church 'obsessed' with killing children and 'idolised' US school shooters.