Tariffs Push U.S. Back-to-School Costs Up 7%
Tariffs on imports from the Chinese mainland have pushed U.S. back-to-school costs up 7.3%, driving families to shop early and stretch budgets.
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Israeli Airstrikes in Sanaa Claim Six Lives, Dozens Wounded
Israeli airstrikes on Sanaa kill six and wound 86, marking a dangerous escalation in the Middle East conflict.
Why Space-Borne Nuclear Power Is Key for Moon Missions
NASA’s lunar nuclear reactor plan and the Chinese mainland’s ILRS project show how space-borne nuclear power could unlock stable, high-output energy for moon missions.
80 Years After WWII: Global Poll Backs UN Order, Flags U.S. Disruptions
A survey of nearly 12,000 people in 40 nations shows 62% back preserving the post-WWII UN order, 58% see it eroding, and 46% view emerging powers as positive drivers.
Israel Expands Gaza City Ground Offensive, Civilians Forced to Flee
Israeli forces advance into Gaza City neighborhoods amid airstrikes and artillery fire, displacing residents and fueling a growing humanitarian crisis.
Truck-Tractor Collision in Uttar Pradesh Leaves 8 Dead, 43 Injured
A container truck collided with a tractor in Uttar Pradesh, killing eight, including two women and a child, and injuring 43, police say.
Deadly Israeli Airstrikes Hit Yemen’s Sanaa, Six Killed and Dozens Wounded
Israeli air raids on Sanaa killed six and wounded 86, striking key government sites after a Houthi missile was fired at Tel Aviv.
Why Global Carriers Are Pausing US Mail
Postal carriers worldwide are suspending US shipments amid confusion over new import duties. Read how e-commerce and hobby parcels face delays.
Trump Plans National Guard Boost to Tackle Crime, Immigration
Trump plans to expand National Guard deployments across the U.S. to crack down on crime and illegal immigration in the coming weeks.
Bogota Summit Unites Eight Nations for Amazon Climate Action
The Fifth Presidential Summit of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty concluded in Bogota, Columbia, as eight nations spent four days setting regional priorities on environmental protection and climate policy.