Ten years after the Iran nuclear deal's collapse, a war between Israel and Iran erupted. The article blames President Biden for failing to reinstate the deal, arguing his inaction allowed Iran's nuclear program to advance and ultimately led to the conflict. While criticizing Trump and Netanyahu's roles, the...
Chief Justice John Roberts dismissed criticism of the Supreme Court's ruling that limits nationwide injunctions against President Trump's executive orders. He described the criticism as "venting" from those who lost and warned against political rhetoric that could incite violence against judges. Roberts previously rebuked Trump for similar attacks...
A massive 940-page Republican bill, dubbed the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," proposes $3.8 trillion in tax cuts and could add $4.5 trillion to the national debt. Senate Democrats, led by Chuck Schumer, are delaying its passage by demanding a full public reading, estimated to take 15 hours. ...
Adriana Smith, a 31-year-old Georgia nurse declared brain-dead in February due to blood clots, was kept alive on ventilators until her 9-week-old fetus could survive independently due to the state's restrictive abortion law. Her funeral was held Saturday in Lithonia, attended by family, friends, and colleagues. Smith's son,...
G7 nations, excluding the U.S., agreed to a 15% minimum tax on multinational corporations to stabilize the international tax system. This agreement avoids retaliatory tariffs threatened by the U.S. The U.S. secured an exemption from the minimum tax in exchange for dropping a planned "revenge tax" on countries...
James Walkinshaw, former chief of staff to the late Rep. Gerry Connolly, secured the Democratic nomination for Virginia's 11th Congressional District special election. He won Saturday's primary with 59.54% of the vote, defeating state Sen. Stella Pekarsky and state Del. Irene Shin. Walkinshaw, who served on the Fairfax...
UK newspapers cover diverse stories this week. Sir Keir Starmer admits regrets over welfare cuts, while Prince William severed ties with a donor offering paid access. Labour unveils an obesity-reduction plan to alleviate NHS strain, prompting supermarket calorie cuts. The BBC faces criticism for broadcasting anti-Israel chants...
Chief Justice John Roberts addressed lower court judges a day after a Supreme Court ruling limiting their power to issue nationwide injunctions against administration policies. He avoided direct mention of the decision but acknowledged the court's recent term involved "sharp division." The ruling, one of six major opinions...
Irish rap group Kneecap played a sold-out Glastonbury set despite controversy. Their performance, not livestreamed by the BBC due to ongoing legal issues, included chants against UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and in support of Palestine. One member, Mo Chara, faces terror charges for alleged support of Hamas...
The Justice Department fired at least three prosecutors involved in January 6th Capitol riot cases. Two were supervisors overseeing the prosecutions, and one was a line attorney. The dismissals, effective immediately, cited only Article II of the Constitution and US laws, raising concerns about the Trump administration's disregard...
