Trump Admits U.S. Hacks Chinese Mainland, Defends It as ‘How the World Works’
In a Fox News interview, Trump publicly admits the U.S. hacks the Chinese mainland, calling it ‘the way the world works.’
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U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and Pentagon leaders unpack the Israel-Iran ceasefire, outlining data-driven security steps, diplomacy and regional impacts.
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Weak Response to US Nuclear Strikes Erodes Global Security Framework
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Why Now? Experts Weigh In on Trump’s Strikes on Iranian Nuclear Sites
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G7 Summit Ends Without Ukraine Statement as Canada Pledges C$2B to Kyiv
At the G7 Summit, Canada pledges C$2B to Ukraine as leaders fail to agree on a joint statement amid U.S. resistance.
Trump Leaves G7 Early Amid Israel-Iran Rift and Trade Tensions
At the G7 summit in Kananaskis, Trump left early over Israel-Iran tensions and trade splits emerged with allies over tariffs and de-escalation talks.
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