Thousands rally in Sanaa against Saudi blockade, vow to protect holy sites
Thousands of Yemenis rallied in Sanaa against Saudi Arabia's blockade, as Houthi rebels pressed a Red Sea offensive that has displaced 125,000 people.
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Judge Rejects Claim Trump Anti-Weaponization Fund Is Dead
Judge Leonie Brinkema refused to accept the government's claim that the $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund is moot, declining to rule on a dismissal request.
US Border Data Maps Where 4.5 Million Migrants Settled Over Seven Years
An analysis of government records traces the reported destinations of 4.5 million migrants released at the US-Mexico border, reshaping both gateway cities and smaller towns.
Cho and Rubio Meet as South Korea Navigates Investment Delays and Middle East Role
South Korea's foreign minister met Marco Rubio as the allies work through delayed investment agreements and discuss Seoul's possible role in Middle East security.
Virginia to Ban NDAs and Tighten Permits for Data Centers
Virginia plans to ban non-disclosure agreements, tighten permitting and impose clean energy mandates on data centers, Governor Abigail Spanberger said.
Macron Says Russian Hybrid Attacks on Europe Are Intensifying
Macron says Russian hybrid attacks on Europe and France are intensifying, orders protection plan for critical infrastructure, and announces a G7 meeting.
EU Proposes Social Media Ban for Under-13s, Parental Consent for Teens
The European Commission has proposed barring children under 13 from social media, with 13–15 year olds needing parental supervision, supported by a new age-verification app.
US Auto Coalition Urges Trump to Bar Chinese Carmakers Ahead of Xi Talks
Automaker, supplier and dealer groups asked Trump to keep Chinese car companies from selling, importing or building vehicles in the US.
Grynspan Edges Ahead in Third UN Security Council Straw Poll
Rebeca Grynspan has emerged as the narrow frontrunner in the third informal UN Security Council poll on the next secretary-general.
Macron Flags Rising Russian Threat as Hybrid Attacks Target Europe
Macron warns of a growing Russian threat as hybrid attacks, blending covert and non-military methods, target Europe.
Nepal, India Discuss Flood Reconstruction and Ties Ahead of Balen Shah's Delhi Visit
Nepal's Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle met EAM S. Jaishankar in Delhi to discuss flood reconstruction and bilateral ties ahead of PM Balen Shah's planned visit.
Fed Official Blames 'Risk Aversion' for SVB Oversight Gaps
Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman says a culture of risk aversion, not relaxed rules, hindered oversight before Silicon Valley Bank's collapse.
France's Bond Risk Premium Tops 100 Basis Points for First Time Since 2012
France's 10-year borrowing premium over Germany crossed 100 basis points for the first time since 2012, as budget and political risks weigh on investor sentiment.
China Warns EU Over Hybrid Vehicle Export Limits, Vows to Protect Its Firms
China says it will monitor EU actions on its EV industry and opposes voluntary export limits on hybrid vehicles.
Brazil police reopen dozens of cases after serial killing suspect's arrest
Brazilian police are reopening dozens of cases tied to a self-confessed killer arrested in Paraiba state, where he is suspected in at least 16 deaths.
EU to Shield Electrical Steel Sector with Quotas and Minimum Prices
The European Commission will impose import quotas and minimum prices on electrical steel and downstream products to protect EU producers from cheap Asian imports.
Vehicle bomb hits Kohat mosque near police compound, killing at least 21
A vehicle bomb exploded at a mosque in Kohat, Pakistan, killing at least 21 people and wounding 80, as gunmen attempted to storm the police compound.
CDC Moves to Standardise Measles Death Reporting as Cases Climb
The CDC is developing a standard measles death definition as US cases rise to 3,471 and Pennsylvania reports four outbreak-linked fatalities.
Fed to Finalize Stress-Test Overhaul, Promises Greater Transparency
The Federal Reserve will soon finalize a more transparent stress-test framework and complete two major capital rules by the end of the year, its top regulatory official said.
Mozambique Eyes New IMF Loan Programme After Mission Ends
Mozambique's finance ministry said an IMF mission had concluded and voiced hope it would lead to a new support programme, with talks likely to focus on reforms and debt.