US Eyes 10% Intel Stake via Chips Act Grants
The U.S. may convert $10.9B in Chips Act grants into a 10% equity stake in Intel, aiming to boost its foundry revival amid a leadership shake-up.
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Air Canada Set to Restart Flights After Union Deal
Air Canada will gradually resume flights this week after reaching a mediated agreement with its flight attendants’ union. Full service expected in 7-10 days with some cancellations ahead.
Inside the White House Talks on Ukraine’s Security Guarantees
At a rare White House summit, Trump, Zelenskyy and seven European leaders focused on security guarantees for Ukraine, US involvement and a possible US-Ukraine-Russia trilateral meeting.
EU Exports to U.S. Plunge Over 10% in June Amid Rising Tariffs
EU exports to the U.S. fell over 10% in June as U.S. tariffs bite, narrowing the Eurozone trade surplus dramatically.
UN Reports Record 383 Aid Workers Killed in 2024
The UN reveals a 31% rise in aid worker deaths in 2024, driven by conflicts in Gaza and Sudan, calling for accountability and protection.
Swiatek Clinches First Cincinnati Open Title
Iga Swiatek overcame Jasmine Paolini 7-5, 6-4 to claim her first Cincinnati Open title and 24th career trophy, building momentum ahead of the US Open.
Alcaraz Clinches Cincinnati Open After Sinner Retires
Carlos Alcaraz clinched the ATP Cincinnati Open title as Jannik Sinner retired with illness, marking a rapid 22-minute final and boosting Alcaraz’s momentum ahead of the US Open.
Why White House Ukraine Talks Matter Despite No Breakthrough
Despite no deal, the White House talks with Ukraine and European leaders moved the peace process forward, highlighting key points on security guarantees and territorial divides.
Israel Weighs Gaza Ceasefire Proposal Amid Deepening Humanitarian Crisis
Israel weighs a 60-day Gaza ceasefire plan linking hostage releases to urgent humanitarian aid as the crisis in the Strip deepens.
U.S. Cancels 6,000+ Student Visas Amid Hard-Line Immigration Push
The U.S. State Department has cancelled over 6,000 student visas amid a hard-line immigration approach, targeting legal breaches and alleged terrorism.