USACommerce Minister Piyush Goyal and US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer convened in New Delhi on Tuesday to navigate the complexities of a phase-one bilateral trade agreement. The meeting comes as both nations scramble to reconcile their proposed framework with a volatile and shifting US tariff landscape.
USAA series of ransom notes delivered to Tucson media outlets reveals that Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie, died shortly after being abducted from her home in early February. The kidnappers claimed her death was unintentional, according to reports citing law enforcement sources.
USAA legislative push to outlaw horse-drawn carriages in New York City has been rechristened as Romanch’s Law, honoring 18-year-old Romanch Mahajan, who died after a carriage accident in Central Park last week. City Council member Christopher Marte announced the renaming during a vigil held to mourn the Indian teenager.
USADonald Trump wasted no time Monday dissecting the political collapse of Keir Starmer, framing the outgoing British Prime Minister’s exit as the inevitable result of policy failures on energy and immigration. Speaking from the Oval Office, the U.S. president characterized the Labour leader as a personal acquaintance who simply lacked the resolve to govern.
USAVice President JD Vance pushed back against criticism Monday, asserting that any future unfreezing of Iranian assets would be strictly managed to prevent the funding of terrorism. Speaking from Switzerland, Vance framed the potential release of billions in restricted funds as a mechanism to support the Iranian people rather than militant activities.
USAA $300 billion reconstruction fund for Tehran and the omission of ballistic missile constraints have left Gulf Arab leaders deeply wary of the administration's recent memorandum of understanding. Secretary of State Marco Rubio departs Tuesday for the UAE, Kuwait, and Bahrain to address these mounting regional anxieties.
USAThe United States has issued a temporary waiver lifting sanctions on Iranian crude oil production and sales through August 21, 2026. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed the pause, citing Tehran’s recent commitments to ensure maritime transit security in the Strait of Hormuz and provide International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors access to its facilities.
USAAlan Greenspan, the long-serving Federal Reserve chair who navigated the American economy through decades of unprecedented growth and later faced intense scrutiny for the 2008 financial collapse, has died at 100. His wife, NBC News correspondent Andrea Mitchell, confirmed the news, citing complications from Parkinson's disease.
USAVice President JD Vance signaled a potential breakthrough in diplomatic efforts on Monday, floating the possibility of unfreezing Iranian assets to facilitate agricultural trade. The proposal, emerging from high-level negotiations in Switzerland, seeks to leverage economic incentives to solidify a lasting end to the conflict that began in February.
USAWhile US-led military operations against Tehran rattled global energy markets, Beijing avoided the crossfire to emerge as a diplomatic broker. By maintaining a neutral stance, China successfully contrasted its pursuit of dialogue against Washington’s kinetic approach, leveraging the instability to bolster its regional standing without firing a single shot.
USADonald Trump claimed on Sunday that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is poised to resign, citing a series of policy failures. The former U.S. president posted the prediction on Truth Social without providing evidence, while British media reports simultaneously surfaced suggesting the Labour leader could step down within days.
USADuring the opening of the Lake Lucerne Summit in Switzerland, US Vice President JD Vance signaled a potential shift in regional diplomacy by naming his wife, Usha Vance, and Pakistani Field Marshal Asim Munir as his two favorite individuals from the Indian and Pakistani spheres.
USA“I ain't getting bit by that, bro,” an officer remarked moments before firing four rounds at a Golden Retriever mix. The Los Angeles Police Department released footage of the June 13 incident, which occurred when officers arrived at an apartment to investigate a neighbor’s report of a woman screaming.
USAForced to dig their own graves and coerced into consuming their own vomit, students at the Family Foundation School endured years of systematic torture. A new $10 million lawsuit details a pattern of physical, sexual, and psychological violence hidden behind the facade of a private New York boarding institution.
USAGiorgia Meloni has shattered the unspoken rule of European diplomacy by launching a direct, public offensive against Donald Trump. While other G7 leaders have prioritized appeasement to avoid the former president's volatility, Italy’s prime minister is betting that confronting him carries more political weight at home than seeking his favor.
USAPresident Donald Trump has threatened to impose unilateral tolls on the Strait of Hormuz should current negotiations in Switzerland fail to solidify a ceasefire. The warning adds immediate pressure to a high-stakes summit aimed at finalizing a 14-point peace agreement to end the ongoing Middle East conflict.
USAFrom the steps of the Lincoln Memorial to the bustling pavement of Times Square, Americans marked the International Day of Yoga this weekend with mass sessions and official proclamations. The events underscore a decade-long shift that has moved the ancient Indian practice from niche studios into the mainstream of American public life.
USAA custom-modified Boeing 747-8i, a gift from the Qatari royal family to the United States, has been unveiled as the new presidential aircraft. Valued at $400 million, the jumbo jet will function as a temporary bridge until Boeing delivers the official, government-ordered replacement fleet for the White House.
USAThe US military declared its forces remain present and vigilant in the Strait of Hormuz, directly challenging Iran’s abrupt announcement that it had shuttered the vital maritime artery. This standoff follows Tehran’s retaliatory decision to block the waterway, citing Israeli strikes on Lebanon as a breach of their existing agreement.
USAWhen JD Vance first introduced his future wife to his mother, the reaction was not one of judgment, but of genuine bewilderment. Upon hearing the word Indian, she bypassed modern geography entirely to ask a single, unexpected question: Which tribe?
USAAt least 16 people, including two children, died in Israeli strikes across southern Lebanon on Saturday, shattering the fragile optimism surrounding a newly minted US-Iran ceasefire agreement. As rubble remains in Nabatiyeh and surrounding villages, the persistent violence has forced the indefinite postponement of high-stakes diplomatic talks in Switzerland.
USAA diplomatic spat has erupted between Donald Trump and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, as the former president doubled down on claims that the Italian leader repeatedly begged for a photograph during the G7 summit. Meloni has dismissed the account as a fabrication, asserting that she and her nation never plead for attention.
USAU.S. Vice President JD Vance has attributed the two-day delay in publishing the full text of the recent U.S.-Iran interim agreement to the restrictive media environments in Pakistan and Qatar, arguing that those systems lack the transparency norms mandated by the American First Amendment.
Workers at Washington’s historic Reflecting Pool are currently battling a dual threat of blooming green algae and shedding blue paint, casting a shadow over the $14 million renovation project intended to prepare the site for the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States’ independence.
USAFollowing a series of postponed negotiations, US presidential envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi are traveling to Switzerland to solidify a peace deal. The high-stakes meeting comes only days after Washington and Tehran signed an agreement to end hostilities that began with the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
USAA Boeing 747-8i, once destined for the Qatari royal fleet, has touched down at Joint Base Andrews to serve as a vital stopgap for the aging presidential aircraft fleet. The $400 million jet, acquired as a gift from the Emir of Qatar, arrives amid persistent delays in the long-term Air Force One replacement program.
USADonald Trump lauded Benjamin Netanyahu as a "warrior prime minister" on Saturday, even as US intelligence officials warn that the Israeli leader may actively undermine the recently brokered peace deal with Iran to ensure his own political survival ahead of upcoming domestic elections.
USA“I was trying to be funny. I wasn't trying to be the boss,” Donald Trump insisted during an interview on The Axios Show, addressing the viral moment during the G7 summit in France where his entrance remark to fellow world leaders sparked global headlines and widespread online commentary.
USAFor nations hosting American military bases, the recent shift in Washington’s Middle East strategy has transformed a perceived shield into a potential liability. As the United States signals a retreat from direct involvement, regional capitals are forced to reconcile their security architecture with a newfound sense of vulnerability.
USAIranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi labeled Israel a "genocidal death cult" on Friday, reacting to comments from Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir. Ben Gvir’s public assertion that a "thousand Lebanese mothers must weep" following Israeli combat losses ignited a diplomatic firestorm amid escalating cross-border violence.