Trump says Putin has ‘let him down’ as US and UK leaders hold talks on Ukraine, global crises
The US president stressed his “personal obligation” to end the war while Starmer called for tougher international pressure on Moscow.
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Brigitte Macron to submit medical and photographic evidence in US court affirming her gender
Brigitte Macron will present medical and photographic evidence in a US court to refute claims about her gender.
Brigitte Macron sues Candace Owens, to present proof of womanhood in US court
Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron will submit photographic and scientific evidence in a US court to counter Candace Owens’ claims that the French first lady was born male.
FBI’s Patel warns northern border is new terrorism threat
FBI Director Kash Patel told Congress the northern border poses a growing terrorism threat as adversaries adapt and shift from the south.
Rubio: No visas for those who support public killings
Senator Marco Rubio said it is “common sense” for the U.S. to deny visas to foreigners who support public killings, stressing, “We don’t want them here.”
Nigerian sentenced in US for $6m inheritance scam
Ehis Lawrence Akhimie, a Nigerian national, was sentenced to 97 months in U.S. prison after admitting to defrauding over 400 Americans of more than USD 6 million through a scam promising inheritances and demanding advance payments.
Family of man killed by Aurora police call it “murder” as department releases bodycam footage
Two weeks after the fatal police shooting of Rajon Belt-Stubblefield, his family and civil rights attorneys say the officer should have never used his gun.
Buttigieg: Trump’s response to Kirk assassination ‘hurting’ the nation
Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg criticized President Trump’s response to the Charlie Kirk assassination, saying it “hurts” the country and fails to foster unity.
Charlie Kirk’s death has ‘awoken a sleeping giant’ – Eric Trump
Eric Trump said Charlie Kirk’s assassination has “awoken a sleeping giant” that will energize conservatives across generations
New bill could give Rubio “thought police” power over U.S. passports
Civil liberties groups warn a bill granting Secretary of State Marco Rubio authority to revoke passports could be used to punish Americans for speech under vague “material support” rules.