Mullin Marks 25 Years Since 9/11, Says Attacks Still 'Frustrating'
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin commemorated the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, calling it a time of reflection and warning another attack is likely.
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ECB's Lane Warns Persistent Energy Price Rise Could Weigh on Euro Zone Consumption
ECB Chief Economist Philip Lane said a sustained rise in energy prices could hit euro zone consumption by autumn, though the issue remains uncertain.
Federal Court Strikes Down Order Forcing Michigan Coal Plant to Stay Open
A federal appeals court ruled the Energy Department exceeded its authority by forcing a Michigan coal plant to stay open past its 2025 retirement date.
Dublin Residents Split on Trump's Upcoming Ireland Visit
Ahead of Donald Trump's weekend trip to Ireland, Dublin residents voiced divided opinions on the visit, weighing US-Irish ties against concerns over his policies.
BRICS Negotiators Push for Consensus on Delhi Declaration Ahead of Summit
Negotiators worked late Friday to finalise the Delhi Declaration, with Iran and UAE tensions holding up one paragraph ahead of Saturday's BRICS Summit.
Trump to Visit Ireland for Irish Open at His Doonbeg Golf Resort
President Donald Trump travels to Ireland this weekend for the Irish Open at his Doonbeg resort, meeting Irish leaders and drawing both welcome and protest.
US appeals court rejects DOE order keeping Michigan coal plant online
A federal appeals court struck down a Trump administration order that had forced a Michigan coal plant to stay open past its planned retirement.
Brazil's Flávio Bolsonaro Faces Supreme Court Probe Over Banker's Film Payments
Brazil's Supreme Court has unsealed documents showing Sen. Flávio Bolsonaro is under investigation over 61 million reais from a disgraced banker.
9/11 Widow at Ground Zero Urges Trump to Press Saudi Arabia on Accountability
At the annual 9/11 ceremony in Manhattan, widow Terry Strada accused Saudi Arabia of supporting the hijackers and urged President Trump to act.
Houthi Seizure of Mokha and Perim Island Sharpens Risks at Bab el-Mandeb
Houthi forces captured Yemen's Red Sea port of Mokha and Perim island, extending their reach over the Bab el-Mandeb Strait and renewing concern for global shipping.
Modi, Pezeshkian Meet Ahead of BRICS Summit; Navigation and Seafarer Safety in Focus
Modi and Pezeshkian met in New Delhi on the eve of the BRICS leaders' summit, discussing secure sea lanes, open supply routes and seafarer safety.
Cuban Deportee Rebuilds Life in Rural Cuba After US Expulsion
A Cuban man who spent five years building a life in the US returns to his hometown of Las Minas, where power cuts and food prices shape daily survival.
US House to Take Up Sweeping Russia Sanctions Bill Next Week
The US House will begin consideration of a Russia sanctions bill next week, but the measure faces opposition from some Democrats and Republicans.
EU Shelves Aluminium Scrap Export Duty After India Raises Concerns
The European Union has dropped a planned 15% export duty on aluminium scrap, partly over concerns it could complicate a free trade deal with India.
UK-Backed Debt Coalition Turns to Uptake of Pause Clauses and Private Loan Playbook
A UK-backed coalition on sovereign debt is pressing for wider adoption of payment pause clauses and its guide for restructuring private loans.
Myanmar resistance drones hit military air base at Mandalay airport
Myanmar's pro-democracy resistance says its armed wing struck a military air base at Mandalay's airport with drones, forcing the airport to shut down.
Trump Mocks Paxton Even as He Raises Millions for Texas Senate Bid
Trump mocked Ken Paxton at the GOP midterm convention but helped turn the event into a fundraiser for his Texas Senate bid against Democrat James Talarico.
US declares end to record cyclospora outbreak as source remains unclear
US health officials say the largest cyclospora outbreak in the country's history is over, but how the parasite contaminated iceberg lettuce remains unknown.
Putin Pitches BRICS Economic Weight Against G7 at Delhi Business Forum
At the BRICS Business Forum in New Delhi, Putin contrasted BRICS' 40% share of global GDP with the G7's 29%, while Modi and Putin held bilateral talks on trade, energy and regional conflicts.
Gambia Bans Unpermitted Protests After Power-Cut Unrest
Gambia's police chief has barred protests without permits after nights of unrest over prolonged power cuts, with 11 arrests reported.