A U.S.-funded foundation has started delivering food truckloads to designated distribution points in Gaza after months of uncertainty, despite fierce ongoing Israeli airstrikes, including a recent strike on a school where dozens of civilians sheltered. The program has Israeli approval but remains opposed by the U.N., raising concerns over civilian access and protection amid the conflict.
Authorities recaptured three of the ten inmates who broke out of Orleans Parish Justice Center ten days ago,…
A Reuters poll found that while a 90-day tariff truce with China slightly reduced recession risks, economists overwhelmingly…
President Trump postponed the planned 50% tariffs on European imports, extending the deadline to July 9 to allow…
In Geneva, senior diplomats signaled cautious optimism following fresh U.S.-Iran talks on reviving the 2015 nuclear agreement, despite…
