Donald Trump blamed "vandalism" for algae bloom and peeling paint at Washington's Reflecting Pool, despite a $14.2m renovation. He alleged chemicals were used to harm the pool's surface and claimed the algae was "75% gone," with law enforcement investigating.
A new book by Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan alleges that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a "little fucker," a "special-needs child," and "Mr Bean on crack." Bessent also reportedly advised Donald Trump not to host Zelenskyy in the Oval Office.
Claude Guillemot, cofondateur d'Ubisoft, est décédé vendredi dans le crash d'un avion de tourisme à La Baule. L'homme d'affaires de 69 ans était aux commandes de l'appareil qui s'est écrasé dans un champ de blé.
Donald Trump spent $14.2m attempting to clear algae from the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool, a project plagued by issues and ultimately unsuccessful, mirroring his foreign policy approach. Meanwhile, other news includes Meloni denying Trump's claims, a Japanese mayor taking maternity leave, HPV vaccine success, a flu outbreak at a military base, Shania Twain on feminism, abortion rights in Missouri, and a UK court ruling on civil disobedience.
Anthropic's powerful AI model, Fable 5, was taken offline following US export controls, creating industry confusion. The move stems from a dispute over perceived security risks and political deference, highlighting a strained relationship between the AI company and the administration.
Anthropic's powerful AI model, Fable 5, was taken offline after the US administration imposed export controls, citing security risks. The move highlights a significant rift between the administration's demand for corporate deference and Silicon Valley's independent approach, leaving both sides baffled.
Vietnam faces a foreign policy test as the US increases pressure on Cuba. Hanoi must decide how to support its 60-year ally without jeopardizing its crucial partnership with Washington, especially after the fall of Venezuela's support for Cuba.
La Cour de cassation a rappelé les conditions de validité de la notification d'une mise en demeure fiscale. Une notification signée par un voisin, sans liens personnels ou professionnels suffisants, est jugée irrégulière, même si le voisin récupère le courrier.
L'administration Trump a ordonné à Anthropic, une entreprise spécialisée dans l'IA, de restreindre l'accès à ses nouveaux produits Fable 5 et Mythos 5 aux seuls ressortissants américains, citant des risques de détournement. Anthropic a suspendu l'accès aux deux produits le 12 juin, jugeant impossible de discriminer ses utilisateurs.
The Trump administration is reportedly planning to denaturalize at least 250 US citizens this year, a significant increase from previous administrations. This effort involves pulling attorneys from other duties and compiling a list of targets, focusing on individuals who committed serious fraud in their citizenship process.
Former President Barack Obama expressed concern that the Trump administration's agreement with Iran might leave the US in a weaker position than before, despite a potential ceasefire. Speaking at his presidential center's opening, Obama recalled his administration's JCPOA deal and criticized the withdrawal, which he believes led Iran to increase its nuclear capacity.
A federal judge denied Joe Biden's request to block the Trump administration from releasing recordings he made with a ghostwriter. The judge ruled the public interest in the material outweighs Biden's privacy rights, despite concerns over sensitive personal discussions.
The Justice Department has launched an investigation into MLB after players were reprimanded for writing Bible verses on their hats during Pride Night. The probe is framed as a commitment to combating religious discrimination.
Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi, former de facto leader, had her 33-year sentence reduced to 18 years and moved to house arrest. Supporters claim charges were fabricated by the junta.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that Moscow values the current US administration's acknowledgment of the necessity for dialogue, despite US efforts to remove Russian companies from the global energy market. Lavrov noted ongoing contact between the presidents and visits from US officials.
South Sudan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the repatriation of Tuan Phan, a 44-year-old US citizen. Phan arrived in Juba in July 2025 after a Supreme Court ruling greenlit his removal. He had served his prison sentence in the US for criminal convictions before being taken into custody last year.
The US imposed strict export controls on Anthropic's AI tools, citing national security risks. This move has led to global access suspension, criticism from tech executives and policymakers, and concerns about US AI leadership and regulatory gaps.
The US ordered Anthropic to block foreign access to its AI models, citing national security. Allies, including France and Canada, expressed concern over US "nationalist" tech policy and called for greater European self-reliance in AI development.
OpenAI has appointed Dean Ball, a former senior policy advisor on AI in the Trump administration, to lead its new Strategic Futures unit. Ball will focus on shaping OpenAI's frontier AI policy and internal governance, citing the company's key breakthroughs and talent as reasons for joining.
The U.S. military struck a boat in the eastern Pacific Ocean, killing three individuals accused of drug smuggling. This incident is part of a broader campaign by the Trump administration against alleged "narcoterrorists," bringing the total killed in such strikes to at least 211 since September. Critics question the legality and effectiveness of these actions, particularly as fentanyl is often trafficked overland.
The U.S. military struck a boat in the eastern Pacific Ocean, killing three people, in its ongoing campaign against alleged drug traffickers. This incident brings the total killed in such strikes to at least 211 since September. Critics question the legality and effectiveness of these actions, especially concerning fentanyl trafficking.
The US military killed three people in a boat strike in the eastern Pacific Ocean on Thursday, part of an ongoing campaign against alleged drug traffickers. This brings the total killed to at least 211 since September. Critics question the legality and effectiveness of these strikes, especially as fentanyl is often trafficked over land.
Senator Tammy Duckworth urged the FAA to resist President Trump's pressure to prioritize his planned 250-foot triumphal arch over aviation safety, citing concerns about expedited review and proximity to Reagan National Airport.
The Trump administration reportedly spent over $527,000 on installing a statue of slave-owner Caesar Rodney in Washington, D.C. The no-bid contract nearly doubled original estimates, drawing criticism for its use of taxpayer funds.
