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A federal review has inched Donald Trump’s proposed triumphal arch closer to approval, after a key agency meeting signaled growing institutional support despite vocal public controversy.
Authorities are piecing together the background of Cole Tomas Allen, the suspected Washington press dinner gunman, as investigators probe his motives, movements and potential warning signs.
NATO Secretary General visits Washington for high-level talks on transatlantic security, focusing on deterrence, defense posture, and ongoing support for Ukraine.
US Secret Service agents fatally shot a gunman who opened fire at a White House checkpoint, officials said, prompting a security lockdown and an ongoing federal investigation.
Plans for Donald Trump’s towering, gold-accented victory arch in Washington DC are advancing, sparking fierce debate over its symbolism, cost, and impact on the historic skyline.
Cuban officials have confirmed holding secret talks with U.S. counterparts even as President Trump escalates hostile rhetoric, raising questions about the future of fragile bilateral ties.
A worsening Ebola outbreak collides with a strained U.S. health system, exposing gaps in preparedness, testing capacity, and frontline staffing as officials race to contain new cases.
Donald Trump said he “wasn’t worried” during the shooting near the Washington press dinner, downplaying the incident as authorities investigated the gunfire close to the event.
The US may suspend immigration and customs processing at airports in sanctuary cities, an official warned, raising concerns about air travel disruptions, legal clashes and enforcement priorities.
U.S. intelligence officials are closely assessing how Cuba might react to potential U.S. military action, weighing likely political, military, and regional responses, CBS News has learned.
On their second day in the US, the King and Queen met political leaders in Washington, toured a cultural center, and attended a charity gala highlighting climate action and education.
Washington has named a new US special coordinator for Tibetan issues, signalling renewed focus on human rights and religious freedom in Tibet, Al Jazeera reports.
U.S. prosecutors have charged three Malaysian state telecom officials with orchestrating a multimillion-dollar fraud scheme, alleging kickbacks, inflated contracts and misuse of public funds, Reuters reported.
KSAT reports that a recent social media post by Donald Trump targeting Barack and Michelle Obama, widely condemned as racist, was deleted following intense public backlash and criticism.
Donald Trump told CBS’s 60 Minutes he “wasn’t worried” during the Washington shooting, in a tense interview that raised questions about his response to the chaotic incident.
New CCTV footage appears to show the moment shots were fired near the Washington press dinner, raising fresh questions about security and prompting a renewed police investigation.
Donald Trump led a high-profile prayer rally aiming to “rededicate” the United States as “one nation under God,” energizing evangelical supporters and reigniting debates over religion in politics.
Iran warns the US is risking a new crisis after President Trump set a 10–15 day deadline for a fresh nuclear deal, raising tensions and uncertainty over the 2015 accord.
The Supreme Court weighs arguments on Trump’s bid to alter birthright citizenship, as justices question presidential power and constitutional intent in a closely watched PBS-covered hearing.
NBC News reports the suspected White House Correspondents’ Dinner gunman had writings about targeting Trump administration officials, raising questions over motive and security.