Latest world news summarized. No annoying ads!
India launches missile attacks on multiple sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir, prompting a promise from Pakistan to retaliate. The Indian government has confirmed that the strikes have taken place.
India launches strikes on terrorist camps in Pakistan, targeting 'terrorist infrastructure' in neighboring country and two of its occupied territories as part of Operation Sindoor.
Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has said his country can learn from America's gun laws after a visit to the U.S., where he met with Jewish groups and law enforcement officials amidst controversy over his views on terrorism and extremism.
Vice President Kamala Harris is set to launch a presidential exploratory committee, signaling her intention to run for president in 2024, according to sources close to the Biden administration. This move marks her next step towards re-entering the political stage after a relatively short hiatus since her election as VP.
US intelligence agencies have concluded that Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's regime does not direct the activities of the Tren de Aragua gang, contradicting previous claims made by the Trump administration.
Israel has restricted Palestinians' access to 70% of Gaza, either by declaring large areas as no-go zones or issuing forced displacement orders, according to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Carney is set to meet with President Donald Trump at the White House, following a general election influenced by annexation threats from the defeated Conservatives.
Anti-abortion activists are employing authoritarian tactics to push for fetal personhood, a move seen as a step towards further restricting abortion rights in the US. This strategy is being used after the landmark Roe v. Wade decision returned the issue of abortion to individual states.
I couldn't find any information about a Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visiting the White House to discuss trade issues with Donald Trump. The original article seems to be referring to a former Governor of Canada, Mark Carney, who is now the Governor of the Bank of England, not a current Canadian Prime Minister.
Lawyer of whistleblower sues Trump administration over revoked security clearance, claiming 'unconstitutional retaliation'. The lawsuit stems from the administration's revocation of the whistleblower's security clearance following a case that led to President Donald Trump's first impeachment.
President Trump met with Russian-American Ksenia Karelina, a former ballerina who was arrested in Russia, highlighting issues with US immigration policies that fail to protect citizens of other countries from persecution.
California Democrats have launched Facebook ads criticizing Republicans for blocking penalties for teen solicitation in a proposed anti-sex trafficking bill.
A lawyer involved in a $2.8 billion NCAA settlement criticized former Alabama coach Nick Saban over potential NIL executive order rumors amid the landmark agreement between the NCAA and five major conferences.
Democratic attorneys general across 19 states and Washington, DC, have filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Health and Human Services over the 'dismantling' of federal health agencies. The states claim that the Trump administration's actions are detrimental to public health.
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has launched a legal challenge against Germany's domestic intelligence agency for classifying it as an extremist organization, in response to US criticism of the move.
President Donald Trump is set to announce that the 2027 NFL Draft will be held in Washington, D.C., where the Commanders are building a new stadium.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr has issued an urgent warning about Americans' high sugar consumption, urging action to tackle the country's growing health issues.
President Donald Trump mocked potential Democratic leaders, including Jasmine Crockett and Bernie Sanders, as well as former President Joe Biden, in a Sunday interview. Trump called Crockett 'low IQ' and described Sanders as a 'nutjob.
President Donald Trump's new executive order aiming to defund NPR and PBS is seen as a move straight out of the authoritarian playbook, potentially damaging the reach of two vital American media networks.
The CBS News program '60 Minutes' aired a segment portraying Donald Trump as a threat to the country's legal system amid a lawsuit against its parent company, CBS. The segment described Trump as a danger to election systems and the rule of law.
Everyday Catholics share their hopes for the next pope, ranging from a more progressive approach to the role of women in the church, to addressing global poverty and climate change issues. The reactions reflect diverse views on what the new pontiff should prioritize during his term.
Federal agents are searching for a crew of armed men who robbed an armored truck at gunpoint outside a Chicago-area bank in broad daylight just before 4:30 p.m. Friday.
NGO says it is in talks with Malta's government to allow a Gaza-bound aid ship to enter Maltese waters to repair damage after being attacked by Israel.
A new book reports that Joe Biden's team declined to have him take a cognitive test in February 2024 due to concerns it would raise more questions than provide answers.
No summary could be generated from this prompt because the provided information was incomplete and did not contain the requested news article details (e.g., date, location).
U.S. President Donald Trump said he would extend the June 19 deadline for China-based ByteDance to divest the U.S. assets of TikTok if no deal had been reached, giving the company more time to make a decision.
Maine is facing backlash over a trans athlete's dominance at a recent girls' track meet, sparking controversy amid ongoing legal conflicts with former President Trump. The incident has ignited debate about transgender rights and sports participation.
President Donald Trump questioned judges who blocked deportations of immigrants deemed 'criminals, including murderers,' amid a court ruling blocking the administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act. The president appointed judge Fernando Rodriguez presided over the ruling.
Houthi missile strikes Israeli soil near Tel Aviv's largest airport, prompting cancellation of multiple international flights, amid ongoing tensions in the region.
GOP leaders are intensifying talk of impeaching President Donald Trump as they prepare for the midterm elections and court key Senate candidate Georgia Governor Brian Kemp to help them hold onto power.
Barstool Sports personality Jack McGuire is using his unique blend of humor and in-depth reporting to create viral newscasts through his 'Unpack with Jack Mac' series, which has gained a significant following despite him not considering himself a traditional journalist.
The US Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit has granted a stay on a ruling to reinstate Voice of America (VOA) staff who were fired in 2021 under the Trump administration's overhaul plan. The decision is seen as a victory for President Trump and those supporting his policies, which aimed to 'modernize' the agency.
More than 2 million fans gathered at Rio's Copacabana beach for a free Lady Gaga concert, making it one of the largest free outdoor concerts in history.
Saul Canelo Alvarez reclaims undisputed super-middleweight title with a unanimous decision victory over William Scull.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a $1 billion school voucher program into law on Saturday, capping off a win for advocates of school choice, allowing parents to use public funds to pay for private education options.
Sovereignty won the 151st running of the Kentucky Derby on Saturday at Churchill Downs Racetrack in Louisville, Kentucky, as a three-year-old trained by Bill Mott.
Sovereignty won the 2025 Kentucky Derby on a wet day at Churchill Downs. The horse took home the top prize despite inclement weather that dampened the event for fans.
Actor Joe Pantoliano, who played Ralph 'Ralphie' Cifaretto in the HBO series 'The Sopranos', is looking to leave the US due to feeling uncomfortable under the Trump administration, seeking a change of scenery abroad.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese claimed victory as the first Australian prime minister to clinch a second consecutive term in 21 years, increasing his government's majority.
The Trump administration has backed down in its dispute with Maine over policies for trans athletes, agreeing to restore federal funding for education programs after a freeze was imposed by President Trump's opposition to the state's policies.
Pro-Gaza candidates elected despite gender segregation and antisemitism controversies, winning two seats held by mainstream Labour Party members in a small English town north of Manchester.
Australia's center-left Labor Party looks set to retain power according to media projections, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese securing a second term in office.
Rep. Mikie Sherrill suggests impeaching President Donald Trump a third time in an effort to stop Republicans following the 2026 midterms as she campaigns for New Jersey governor.
The Trump administration has officially designated two Haitian gang networks as Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs), labeling them as such due to their violent activities.
CBS News is being urged to reconsider celebrating the Emmy nomination for a '60 Minutes' interview that sparked President Donald Trump's high-stakes lawsuit, citing network turmoil. Industry insiders feel the award should be seen as awkward given the controversy surrounding the interview.
An 18-year-old gunman allegedly shot a woman at a Nashville park and then opened fire on an approaching police car in a video captured by officers. The incident occurred minutes before police arrived, according to the Metro Nashville Police Department.
Anthony Weiner argues that voters are dissatisfied with the Democratic Party's message and believes he can capitalize on this disconnection as a centrist candidate in his bid for New York City Mayor.
A hysterical protester interrupted Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's town hall event, yelling 'You're a liar!' and claiming there was a genocide in Gaza, before being removed by security.
Former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said she never saw a decline in President Joe Biden's health during her time working for him. She made this statement in a new interview.
President Donald Trump is considering an executive order to regulate Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) deals in college sports after a meeting with Alabama head coach Nick Saban. The move aims to slow down the growing trend of student-athletes profiting off their name and likeness.
Transgender swimmer Ana Caldas won five women's gold medals at the U.S. Masters Swimming Spring National Championship in Texas, dominating all five of her races.
The Democratic National Committee is launching a month-long campaign targeting four 'vulnerable' Republican lawmakers over their stance on Medicaid. The GOP is firing back at the DNC's efforts, labeling it a 'political stunt'.
Germany's domestic intelligence agency has classified its popular Alternative for Germany (AfD) party as 'extremist'.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Virginia State Police have arrested an illegal immigrant after he was released on a controversial plea deal approved by a Soros-backed prosecutor from the Fairfax County Commonwealth Attorneys Office.
Federal immigration agents executed a warrant on a home in Oklahoma City, sparking concerns that an ICE raid could go terribly wrong, targeting a notorious human smuggling suspect. The operation involved 20 men storming into the darkened residence.
The Red Cross warns that the humanitarian response in Gaza is on the verge of total collapse due to Israel's blockade, leaving Palestinians struggling to survive amidst ongoing war and hardship.
Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) efforts are thriving among shareholders of major corporations such as Costco, Apple, and Levi's, indicating a shift in investor sentiment on corporate social responsibility. This marks a notable exception to the trend of DEI losing support among public investors in recent years.
The Senate GOP's campaign arm is taking an opposing approach to the DNC's strategy by focusing on protecting and supporting its incumbent members in key blue districts, rather than challenging them directly.
A suspect in a mass shooting earlier this week that left four people dead and another person injured has been arrested by Minneapolis police.
Pakistan and India continue to exchange fire along the Line of Control in Kashmir, escalating tensions following a recent attack in the region. The conflict has deep historical roots, with both countries claiming sovereignty over Kashmir.
The U.S. Coast Guard has apprehended over a dozen alleged illegal immigrants off the coast of San Diego in two separate operations early Wednesday morning.
President Donald Trump's '60 Minutes' interview at center of his lawsuit against CBS News is now an Emmy-nominated program. The controversy-stirring episode has received a nomination for one of the prestigious awards.
Top Democrats have forced a vote in the House targeting President Trump's alliance with El Salvador over deportations, prompting him to break into Spanish during a speech.
Federal authorities searched the California home of a suspect accused of doxxing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. The suspect's residence was raided as part of an investigation into alleged threats against ICE agents.
A manhunt is underway in Sullivan's Island, South Carolina, after an armed driver ran down a parent and two children outside a church; police are using drones, helicopters and door-to-door checks to search for the suspect.
Activists across the US continue their resistance against former President Trump with hundreds of May Day protests marking International Workers Day.
Rep. Jasmine Crockett is facing backlash online after expressing concern about the potential impact of mass deportations from the US on other countries. She has been criticized for remaining largely silent on the issue until now.
Democrats' debate over whether to use the term 'oligarchy' to describe their party is really about salvaging their brand in a crisis that has alienated many voters, particularly those outside coastal regions.
Former US Vice President Kamala Harris faced social media backlash for making a seemingly unrelated reference to elephants while delivering an earthquake relief speech, prompting criticism that it was a digression. The comment, which urged Democrats to 'act like elephants,' drew ridicule on Twitter and other platforms.
A small Norwegian soccer team from Bodø, a town near the Arctic Circle, has ambitions to compete in the Champions League despite having just 55,000 residents.
Kenya's pact of silence with its military is breaking as the country's government blocks public screenings of a BBC documentary investigating the role of the military in killing protesters, revealing a pattern of secrecy and censorship.
The parents of American hostages held by Hamas in Gaza are urging President Trump to be 'tough' and apply pressure to secure their release during an Israeli siege in Gaza. They are appealing to his reputation for being firm with both enemies and friends to secure the freedom of their children.
President Donald Trump's efforts to expand presidential power through an economic agenda face significant obstacles from the economy itself, which may exacerbate his frustrations with democratic constraints.
Violence has erupted in Syria's suburbs of Damascus, specifically in Jaramana and Ashrafiyat Sahnaya, as clashes between local armed men from the Druze religious minority have escalated into the conflict.
Donald Trump has made gains with Latinos in 2024, but new polls suggest he's squandering that momentum by losing support compared to his share last fall.
White House correspondents are facing criticism for their lackluster coverage of President Joe Biden's declining health at last weekend's White House Correspondents' Dinner. The event saw Axios correspondent Alex Thompson call out the media's weak coverage of the issue.
Vice President JD Vance cast a tie-breaking vote in the Senate, killing a bipartisan effort to rebuke President Donald Trump's trade policy.
Neil Young has released a new song criticizing billionaire Tesla owner Elon Musk, with lyrics that suggest fascists should buy Teslas. The legendary rocker is turning his anger towards Musk into music.
President Trump's impatience for trade deals grows as economic anxiety builds, despite his claim of a 'golden age' for the American economy. He warned about potential consequences on trade deals in his 101st day speech.
A Pittsburgh funeral director has been charged with swindling over $650,000 from pet owners by misrepresenting burial and cremation services, which included dumping pets' remains in a landfill. The owner of a local funeral home was arrested on Monday.
Ukraine has signed a deal allowing the US access to rare minerals, including cobalt and lithium, in an effort to strengthen its security and economic ties with Washington. The agreement is seen as a significant development for Ukraine's transition to a post-war economy.
A Native American attorney is challenging David Hogg's vice chair position at the Democratic National Committee amid rising party tensions sparked by the 25-year-old activist's high-profile investments.
A Florida middle school is facing criticism from parents group American Parents Coalition over its handling of a 13-year-old girl's gender transition, which was allegedly carried out secretly by the school behind her family's knowledge and consent. The coalition is weighing in on a lawsuit against the school.
The US Supreme Court will hear arguments on a case involving a Catholic charter school in Oklahoma seeking to receive public funds, while the court also considers a related issue of how to implement the policy in place.
The US Agency responsible for shielding Democrats from surveillance, the 'Office of the Director of National Intelligence' must be dismantled according to a critical report.
Sen. Lindsey Graham poked fun at President Trump's joke about wanting to be pope by asking for a more open-minded approach to the idea. Graham made the request in an apparent jest during his response to Trump's comment.
Amazon has launched 27 new internet satellites as part of its efforts to provide global internet access. The move puts pressure on Elon Musk's Starlink satellite project.
President Trump's tariffs have become a costly mistake for his own administration, with even his treasury secretary admitting they were not effective in achieving their intended economic goals. The tariff fiasco has exposed deep divisions within the White House over its impact and strategy.
Gaza is on the brink of famine as Israel's three-month-old blockade tightens, leaving residents like Iman Rajab struggling to find food and basic supplies. The humanitarian crisis is worsened by a lack of access to markets and essential goods due to the blockade.
Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff says President Donald Trump's 'chaos and uncertainty' are leading to economic challenges in the state of Georgia.
US calls for de-escalation as tensions between India and Pakistan escalate over a recent attack in Kashmir that killed dozens of tourists on the Indian-controlled side of the disputed region.
Trump's administration faces over 200 civil lawsuits, many of which have resulted in losses for the President. Despite wins, relief from court decisions may be short-lived as new challenges emerge.
A US judge has ruled that a lawsuit by anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil claiming his free speech was violated while speaking at a US university must proceed to trial. The case centers on whether the university's administration discriminated against Khalil based on his views on Israel.
China has released a propaganda video on President Donald Trump's 100th day in office, declaring it will 'never kneel down' to US pressure amid a tense diplomatic standoff between the two nations.
Bill Maher missed the mark on his criticism of Larry David's satirical column 'My Dinner With Adolf,' which pokes fun at the late actor and comedian in a humorous way. The piece was intended to mock Real Time host Bill Maher, but David took aim at the HBO show instead.
Two of President Donald Trump's diplomatic nominees were confirmed by the Senate Tuesday as investors wait for a late evening vote on their confirmations. A prominent NBA team owner, James Dolan, is also awaiting confirmation.
Attorney General Doug Emhoff has lashed out after former President Donald Trump removed him from the Holocaust Memorial Council, a position Emhoff had held since 2021. Trump's move is seen as a significant blow to Emhoff's efforts to combat anti-Semitism and promote tolerance.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez leaves door open for 2028 presidential bid, fueling speculation about her potential candidacy after a viral video sparked campaign buzz.
An off-duty female cop in New Jersey was booked after allegedly breaking into a residence and assaulting two victims during a violent home invasion burglary. Rebecca Sayegh, 32, is charged with home invasion burglary.
President Donald Trump has announced plans to replace aging A-10 Warthog aircraft at a Michigan Air National Guard base with 21 new F-15EX Eagle II fighter jets.