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Saturday, June 13, 2026
As Beijing-backed manufacturers push into Europe and Asia, BYD claims it doesn't need American consumers to dominate the electric vehicle sector.
The Department of Justice has dropped its criminal investigation into Jerome Powell regarding Fed building renovation costs, shifting the inquiry to the inspector general as the administration pushes for Kevin Warsh to take the helm.
Australia maintains strict prohibitions on the traditional betting game 'Two-up,' allowing it only on Anzac Day while keeping it illegal the rest of the year under the guise of gambling regulation.
Ghana has summoned South Africa's top envoy following a series of viral confrontations where local vigilante groups targeted foreign nationals amidst rising tensions over illegal immigration.
Iran's leadership is currently a rudderless ship, with an invisible supreme leader and a disjointed government struggling to maintain a coherent strategy against American and Israeli pressure.
As the U.S. leads the charge against Iranian aggression, the Pentagon is rightfully considering how to handle NATO allies who refuse to contribute to the mission, signaling that the era of American-funded security for ungrateful partners is
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced he is in excellent physical condition after undergoing a successful procedure to remove a minor malignant tumor.
Syrian authorities have apprehended Amjad Youssef, a primary perpetrator of the 2013 Tadamon massacre, bringing a measure of accountability for one of the most gruesome war crimes of the Syrian civil war.
A violent tornado struck the city of Enid, Oklahoma, causing significant infrastructure damage and injuring at least 10 people.
The United States has implemented a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz to intercept vessels linked to Iran, sparking a high-stakes standoff with the rogue regime.
South Korean authorities have arrested a man for obstructing a government search operation by circulating an AI-generated photo of an escaped wolf.
Meta is cutting 10% of its workforce while simultaneously funneling a staggering $135 billion into AI development, marking a major shift in the company's operational priorities.