Trump Calls Burnham a 'Natural Business Person' After First Meeting at UN
US President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Andy Burnham met for the first time at the UN General Assembly, discussing trade, AI and the Chagos Islands.
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US, Denmark and Greenland Sign Deal to Expand American Military Footprint
The US, Denmark and Greenland signed a security agreement in New York to expand the US military presence on the strategic island.
US Judge Orders Air Conditioning Across Texas Prisons by 2029
A federal judge has directed Texas to install air conditioning in all state prisons by the end of 2029, citing constitutional violations.
Utah Postal Carrier Charged With Discarding Over 300 Primary Ballots
A U.S. Postal Service letter carrier in Utah has been charged with throwing away more than 300 mail ballots intended for the state's June primary.
Costa Rican Detainee Dies at Louisiana ICE Facility After Family Says Diabetes Care Lapsed
A 36-year-old Costa Rican man with type 1 diabetes died in ICE custody at a Louisiana facility, the third detainee death there since April.
Kamala Harris Backs Abdul El-Sayed at Detroit Maternal Health Roundtable
Kamala Harris endorsed Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed at a Detroit roundtable on Black maternal health, criticising Trump-era funding cuts.
Supreme Court Declines to Intervene in Surrogate Custody Battle
Justice Elena Kagan denied an emergency appeal from a surrogate seeking conservatorship of a baby born in Texas after she refused the couple's request for an abortion.
Zelenskiy, Trump Discuss Energy Ceasefire and Path to Ending War at UN
Zelenskiy and Trump met for 40 minutes at the UN, discussing an energy ceasefire, a possible trilateral meeting with Putin, and Patriot air-defence supplies.
Iran Adviser Says Bab el-Mandeb Won't Return to Normal, Ties Hormuz Reopening to US Concessions
A senior adviser to Iran's Supreme Leader says the Bab el-Mandeb Strait will not revert to its previous state and links reopening the Strait of Hormuz to US acceptance of Iranian conditions.
Trump, Erdogan Leave UN Assembly After Iran Talks and Gaza Plea
Trump and Erdogan wrapped up their UN General Assembly appearances, with Trump revealing US-Iran talks and Erdogan pressing for Palestinian statehood.
Trump Welcomes Xi to Washington as US-China Truce Hangs in the Balance
Trump hosts Xi in Washington to shore up a fragile US-China truce, with analysts expecting few concrete outcomes beyond an extension of the standoff.
Trump and Burnham Meet at UNGA, Discuss Iran, West Bank and Chagos
US President Donald Trump and UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham held bilateral talks at the UN General Assembly, covering Iran, the West Bank and the Chagos Islands.
Trump Signals Press Access Could Be Restored if Court Rules Against Ban
Trump said CNN, MS NOW and Politico could regain White House access if a court rules against the administration's media ban.
Zelenskyy Hopes US Can Bring Russia to the Table, Backs Trilateral Summit
Zelenskyy says he hopes the US can draw Russia into talks, backs a trilateral meeting with Trump and Putin, and presses for Patriot interceptor production.
Trump's UN Address: Claims on Munitions, Oil, Drug Strikes and Jobs Don't Hold Up
President Trump made several false or misleading claims at the UN General Assembly on munitions, oil reserves, drug seizures and jobs.
Oil prices gaining weight in ECB rate decisions, says Bundesbank chief Nagel
Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel says oil prices have become a more relevant indicator for the ECB as high energy costs push inflation off target.
Trump Says US-Iran Talks Were 'Productive' After UN Threat
Trump said US and Iranian officials held a productive meeting and scheduled another, after threatening Iran's annihilation at the UN General Assembly.
Chile's Kast Puts Security and Migration at Centre of UN Address
Chile's President José Antonio Kast told the UN General Assembly that security and migration are priorities, citing a fall in homicides and tighter border controls.
NATO Deputy Commander Warns Putin Growing More Risk-Accepting
NATO's deputy commander in Europe says Putin is becoming increasingly cavalier and risk-accepting, warning allies against overreacting to Russian provocations.
Escondida supervisors say contract deal distant as mediation looms
Supervisors at BHP's Escondida copper mine in Chile say they are far from a collective contract deal as a mediation deadline approaches.