The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of Ali Danial Hemani, a Texas marijuana user, in a Second Amendment challenge to a federal law barring drug users from owning firearms. The decision dismisses a charge against Hemani, who was found with a gun and marijuana.
Hainan's Free Trade Port has improved logistics efficiency through institutional reforms, reducing clearance time and increasing vessel registration
The Trump administration has declared the algae cleanup at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool a "regional and national priority," urging staff to work overtime for July 4 celebrations. The $14 million renovation project turned green shortly after completion due to algae infestation.
Despite President Trump's anti-climate policies, US development agencies like MCC, DFC, and EXIM Bank continue to fund climate-friendly projects globally, highlighting embedded climate action in economic activity.
US health advisers are reviewing Moderna's new mRNA flu vaccine, mFlusiva, for individuals 50 and older. The vaccine, similar to those used for COVID-19, showed a 27% reduction in flu cases in a study. The FDA is assessing its safety and efficacy, with a decision expected before the winter flu season.
The US has allowed a sanctions waiver for Russian crude oil to expire, potentially impacting India's energy imports. This move follows a US-Iran understanding for a peace deal and the normalization of oil supplies through the Strait of Hormuz.
The Trump administration's use of popular anime like Pokémon and Naruto in political social media posts has sparked backlash from fans, particularly in Japan. A petition against this practice has garnered nearly 25,000 signatures, with creators and experts arguing it misrepresents the original works' messages and constitutes propaganda.
US government agencies, including DHS and the White House, have used popular anime like Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Naruto in social media posts, sparking backlash from fans and creators. A petition protesting this use as propaganda has garnered nearly 25,000 signatures, with Japan's government also lodging complaints.
President Donald Trump signed the Iran deal during a visit to the opulent Versailles palace with French President Emmanuel Macron. Trump, known for his love of gold, toured the gilded palace, which has been a symbol of royal decadence, while tourists complained about access being shut down.
The Trump administration has transferred all immigrant detainees out of the 'Alligator Alcatraz' facility in Florida, effectively closing the controversial site due to hurricane season concerns. The remote facility faced criticism for cost, inhumane conditions, and environmental impact.
The US and Iran have signed a 14-point Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to end military operations on all fronts, including Lebanon. The agreement, released after transparency concerns, aims for a final deal within 60 days and includes the removal of US naval blockades and forces.
The Trump administration released the text of a signed MOU to end the Iran war, including 60 days of free passage through the Strait of Hormuz. The deal involves an immediate end to military operations, a 60-day negotiation period for a final agreement, and Iran's commitment against nuclear weapons.
Iran and Oman will discuss the future administration of the Strait of Hormuz with other Gulf states following a war-ending agreement. A memorandum of understanding to be signed Friday in Geneva will allow 60 days of toll-free passage for commercial ships before these discussions begin, aligning with international law.
Andy Burnham's campaign is reportedly trying to prevent ministers from resigning to avoid destabilizing Keir Starmer's government amid fallout from the Makerfield byelection. Burnham's team seeks a managed transition, not immediate chaos, should he win the election. Starmer's allies are discussing strategies to counter a potential challenge.
The Trump administration is threatening to cut federal funding for unemployment assistance in all 50 states, citing concerns over "waste, fraud and abuse" in state-run programs. Acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling warned governors that administrative funds could be withheld for the first time in history.
Cameron Hamilton, nominated to lead FEMA, assured senators of fair disaster aid evaluation. He previously defended FEMA's existence and was removed. His nomination faces scrutiny over potential partisanship in disaster declarations, with data suggesting a disparity between Republican and Democratic states.
The Trump administration announced a 14-point agreement with Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, claiming a "major win" despite concessions including potential release of frozen assets and easing sanctions. The deal aims to prevent global economic depression and halt Iran's nuclear program.
觀光署宣布將祭出最高8,000元新台幣的獎勵金，鼓勵國際旅客再次造訪台灣，以提振來台旅遊人數。數據顯示，今年第一季來台旅客較去年同期成長3.8%，其中日本旅客佔比高。此外，為因應端午連假機場人潮，桃園國際機場預計每日將有14.3萬人次進出，呼籲旅客提早抵達。
The Trump administration is spending nearly $2.6 billion to buy back offshore wind leases, including $765 million for Invenergy's four projects. This strategy aims to hinder offshore wind development, which Trump opposes, while promoting fossil fuel projects.
The Trump administration has ordered Anthropic to cut access to its AI models Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all foreign nationals, including employees and users within the US. This unprecedented move, citing national security and export control authorities, has led to widespread access being blocked and highlights the unstable stage of AI governance.
The Trump administration is in a standoff with AI company Anthropic over its Claude Fable 5 model. Officials allege vulnerabilities allowing jailbreaking, while Anthropic disputes the severity. The administration insists Anthropic must proactively identify and fix flaws, as government agencies lack the resources for continuous testing.
Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha's mother, Ana Candida Evora, will receive a US visa to watch her son play at the World Cup after House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries intervened to waive fees, resolving earlier cost issues.
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte downplayed US plans to reduce troops and military equipment for allies in a crisis, stating it's about defense plans, not troop location. The US is scaling back its potential contribution under Article 5, but nuclear weapons remain. Allies are concerned about replacing key equipment.
A video allegedly showing three individuals offering namaz in the OPD of SSG Hospital, Vadodara, has gone viral, sparking controversy. Hospital administration is investigating the incident, which occurred on Monday evening.
