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Ukraine intensifies strikes on Russian oil infrastructure
Ukrainian forces hit a Russian oil refinery in Yaroslavl, part of a wider campaign aimed at disrupting Moscow’s energy revenues and war financing. The attacks are among Kyiv’s latest efforts to pressure Russia’s oil industry deep inside its territory .
Tulsi Gabbard resigns as U.S. Director of National Intelligence
Tulsi Gabbard submitted her resignation to President Trump, saying she wanted to support her husband after his diagnosis with a rare form of bone cancer. The move marks a major change in U.S. intelligence leadership .
Warsh sworn in as new Federal Reserve chair
President Donald Trump oversaw the White House swearing-in of the new Federal Reserve chair, signaling a notable shift in U.S. economic leadership. The transition comes as the administration continues to emphasize its economic agenda .
Trump highlights tax cuts in New York campaign stop
Trump used a stop in New York to promote his tax cuts and broader economic message, while also touching on voter ID, crime, and transgender athletes in sports. He appeared alongside Republican Rep. Mike Lawler during the visit .
Judge dismisses criminal charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia
A federal judge in Tennessee dismissed a human smuggling case against Kilmar Abrego Garcia without trial. The case had become politically sensitive after his mistaken deportation to El Salvador drew criticism of the administration .
U.S. and Iran talks show slight progress
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said negotiators have made “slight progress” in discussions with Iran aimed at preventing renewed conflict. The comments came as regional diplomacy intensified and uncertainty remained over whether war could resume .
SpaceX launches biggest Starship yet on test flight
SpaceX flew its most powerful Starship to date on a test mission from Texas, a key step in NASA’s lunar ambitions. The vehicle deployed mock satellites and reached the Indian Ocean before breaking apart on impact, which SpaceX said was expected .
Lawmakers widen Epstein investigation to new alleged abusers
Congressional investigators reviewing Jeffrey Epstein-related allegations are now focusing on three men named in closed-door testimony by Epstein assistant Sarah Kellen. The newly identified individuals include figures from fashion, business, and photography .
Candace Owens apologizes to Hunter Biden
Candace Owens apologized to Hunter Biden during an interview, saying she felt badly about contributing to the attention surrounding his drug addiction. The exchange added a personal twist to an already high-profile media moment .
Rubio arrives in India for key diplomatic visit
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio began a four-day visit to India, with meetings expected in New Delhi. The trip is part of broader U.S. engagement with allies and comes amid other major foreign-policy developments .
WHO raises Ebola outbreak risk in Congo to very high
The World Health Organization raised the risk level of the Ebola outbreak in Congo to very high at the national level. Officials reported dozens of cases and multiple deaths, reflecting concern over the outbreak’s spread .
Major mine disaster leaves workers trapped in China
A coal mine incident in Shanxi province, China, killed eight people and trapped 38 workers underground after carbon monoxide levels exceeded safety limits. Rescue and response efforts were underway as authorities assessed the extent of the disaster .