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White House denies it resisted letting American doctor infected with ebola return to US for treatment

Dr Peter Stafford is currently undergoing care in Germany after testing positive for an Ebola virus that does not have a vaccine

The Independent UK

Robert Schopmeyer Examines Intelligence Breakdowns and the Lasting Questions Surrounding a Defining National Tragedy

Robert Schopmeyer has devoted years to researching the events surrounding September 11, 2001, through government reports, public hearings, investigative records, and intelligence documentation tied to the attacks and their aftermath.

International Business Times

Who Are the 2026 World Cup Mascots?

Each of the 2026 World Cup’s host nations—the United States, Mexico and Canada—has its own mascot for this year’s tournament.

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Pakistan steps up bid to get US-Iran talks on track

Mediators are trying to speed up US-Iran peace talks as Tehran weighs a response from Washington and President Donald Trump says he's willing to resume attacks.

AAP

9 deportees from US arrive in Sierra Leone under third-country agreement

Nine migrants deported from the United States have landed in Sierra Leone, according to the West African country

The Independent UK

Lifting lid on economic imbalances

Global imbalances are again dominating international economic debates, and with good reason. Large and persistent imbalances often end badly, whether in abrupt capital-flow reversals, exchange-rate volatility, geopolitical conflict, or, as in 2008, financial crisis. And with the United States now running significant current-account deficits, and China having returned to substantial…

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Former Cuban President Raul Castro charged with murder in US

Former Cuban President Raul Castro faces murder charges in the United States. This indictment stems from a 1996 incident where Cuban jets shot down exile planes. The US is increasing pressure on Cuba's government. A ceremony in Miami honors victims of the 1996 event. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio…

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US indicts Cuba's former president Raul Castro, 94, in connection with a 1996 incident

The United States indicted former Cuban president Raul Castro in connection with a 1996 incident, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche announced on Wednesday, marking an escalation in the pressure campaign against the communist government in Havana. Castro faces charges including murder, conspiracy to kill US nationals and destruction of aircraft.

France 24

Raul Castro Charged Over One Of The Most Explosive Cuba Cases In U.S. History: Who Were the Victims

Thirty years after Cuban fighter jets blasted two small civilian planes out of the sky over the Florida Straits, killing four men connected to the Miami exile group Brothers to the Rescue, the United States announced what could become one of the most politically explosive indictments in modern U.S.-Cuba history.

Latin Times

Former Cuba's president Raúl Castro Becomes Sixth Leader of a Foreign Country to Be Indicted by the U.S.

The United States announced that it's placing Cuban former leader Raúl Castro in one of the most extraordinary categories in modern international law: presidents and former heads of government charged in U.S. criminal courts.

Latin Times

EU agrees to implement US trade pact after Trump threats

The European Union has agreed to implement its part of a trade deal with the United States. This move is crucial to avoid new tariffs threatened by President Donald Trump. The agreement aims to bring stability to transatlantic trade. European businesses will benefit from this development. The deal is expected…

The Economic Times

Endangered Species at Risk as Trump Administration Approves Continued Use of Toxic Atrazine Pesticide

The Trump administration has approved atrazine use, despite environmental groups' concerns over its impact on wildlife, water, and health. The decision contradicts earlier Environmental Protection Agency warnings about the pesticide.

International Business Times UK

6 Water-Efficient Choices That Reduce Usage

Water bills across the United States keep climbing, and gardens often feel the impact first when heat waves stretch longer and rain becomes unpredictable. Many gardeners now face the challenge of keeping landscapes alive without watching the hose run endlessly. The good news shows up in simple, practical changes that…

Frugal Gardening

Iran chief negotiator Ghalibaf says US 'seeks to start new war'

Iran's chief negotiator, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, accused the United States of seeking to restart the war and expecting Tehran to surrender. He stated that despite economic and political pressure, the US maintains military objectives and hopes Iran will yield to "excessive demands.

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Clever Dude

Why a Stranger Asking for Directions Could Be a Carjacking Setup — Police Warn of a New Tactic

A simple question at a gas station or stoplight suddenly carries a lot more risk than most drivers realize. Police departments across the United States continue to warn residents about criminals using distraction tactics to steal vehicles, and one method keeps popping up in reports: a stranger approaches a driver…

Everybody Loves Your Money

7 Clever Tricks to Get Cheaper Flood Insurance Before New Maps Hit

Flood insurance costs across the United States continue to shift as new FEMA flood maps roll out and reshape how insurers classify risk. Homeowners who once sat comfortably outside high-risk zones now find themselves suddenly reclassified, and premiums can jump fast. That change creates a sense of urgency, especially for…

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Trump shows off massive White House ballroom construction site

Donald Trump toured the construction site of his proposed White House ballroom in Washington, calling it “one of the most beautiful buildings” ever built in the United States.

Clever Dude

Never Leave This on Your Kitchen Counter — Fire Inspectors Say It’s the #1 Cause of House Fires

The kitchen smells like dinner, the phone starts buzzing, and suddenly a pot boils over while a towel sits inches from a hot burner. Fire inspectors across the United States say that exact setup causes thousands of house fires every year. Dish towels, paper towels, oven mitts, food packaging, and…

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Radio France Internationale

United States to fund Ebola clinics as aid cuts blamed for spread of virus

Ebola cases continued to rise in the Democratic Republic of Congo on Wednesday as the United States pledged to fund up to 50 treatment clinics and aid groups blamed earlier US funding cuts for weakening disease surveillance in the region.

Everybody Loves Your Money

Why More Homeowners Are Losing Their Equity to Title Theft Scams

Across the United States, homeowners continue to build equity through years of mortgage payments, rising property values, and careful financial planning. That hard-earned equity now attracts a growing wave of criminals who specialize in title theft scams. These scams target the very foundation of homeownership by manipulating property records and…

Everybody Loves Your Money

8 Laws You Didn’t Know Could Affect Your Backyard Projects in 2026

Backyard projects feel like pure freedom—until rules show up uninvited. A simple fence upgrade or shed build can trigger local codes that most homeowners never see coming. Cities across the United States continue tightening regulations in 2026, especially around property use and neighborhood safety.

The Times of India

Who is James Roscoe? Britain’s Deputy Ambassador to US abruptly leaves post in Washington

James Roscoe, one of Britain’s most senior diplomats in the United States, has stepped down from his position as deputy head of mission at the British Embassy in the US capital.

Frugal Gardening

The Growth Slowdown Problem During Seasonal Transitions

Gardens across the United States often hit a surprising moment when everything seems to slow down, even when care stays consistent. Leaves stop stretching with the same enthusiasm, blooms hesitate, and vegetables look like they are taking a long coffee break. This slowdown does not signal failure, and it does…

The Independent UK

America’s most endangered historic places revealed including Stonewall and equality sites

The National Trust for Historic Preservation has released its annual list of the most endangered historic places in the United States

The Economic Times

Top cases on the United States Supreme Court's docket

The U.S. Supreme Court is reviewing significant cases. These cases cover voting rights, presidential authority, immigration policies, and gun laws. Decisions are expected by June. The court's rulings will impact various aspects of American life and law. These include challenges to President Trump's policies and federal agency powers. The outcomes…

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