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Trump Administration Unveils $17.5 Billion Nuclear Loan Program to Fast-Track 10 New Reactors

The Trump administration announced on Tuesday a sweeping $17.5 billion federal loan initiative to accelerate the construction of 10 large nuclear reactors across the United States.

International Business Times

Iran just outlasted the world’s most powerful military. What can Australia learn from its strategies?

Iran has emerged undefeated after nearly four months of war against a nuclear-armed regional rival (Israel) and the world’s most powerful military (the United States).

The Conversation

Federal appeals court allows the Trump administration to resume expanded use of speedy deportations

A federal appeals court has allowed the Trump administration to resume carrying out speedy deportations of undocumented migrants across the United States

The Independent UK

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Deaths Uncovered in Laredo Show the Ongoing Toll of Border Militarization

“The people we’re finding now dying on the U.S. side of the border are the people who could not wait.”

Texas Observer

UN launches Hormuz evacuation for 11,000 stranded seafarers

The operation follows a peace agreement between the United States and Iran that ended months of conflict and allowed commercial shipping to resume through one of the world's most important maritime routes.

Euronews

US Supreme Court Rules Homeland Security Can Strip Green Cards From Migrants Returning With Unproven Charges

The US Supreme Court ruled that border officers can revoke green cards based on unproven criminal allegations, affecting millions of lawful permanent residents and sparking significant legal and political debate.

International Business Times UK

Outrage Erupts as Trump Slashes Humanitarian Immigration to 50-Year Low, Admitting Mostly White South Africans

New data show Trump's second administration cut legal immigration approvals by 27% and reduced humanitarian admissions to a 50-year low, with most of the 7,500 slots reportedly going to white South Africans.

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From Bolsonaro and Bukele to Fujimori and De la Espriella: Trump and Latin America's rightward turn

Soon after the US president first moved into the White House, his policies and outspoken backing for certain candidates inspired a new wave of Latin American leaders now shaping the continent’s future.

Euronews

Iran has billions of frozen assets in India, China, Iraq; but why removing sanctions isn't easy

Iran stands to gain access to billions of dollars in oil revenues after the United States granted a 60-day sanctions reprieve as part of a newly signed US-Iran memorandum of understanding (MoU). But actually unlocking decades of frozen assets and fully dismantling the sanctions regime could prove far more difficult…

The Times of India

US imposes fresh sanctions on Cuba amid Trump's 'takeover' rhetoric

The United States on Tuesday issued a series of sanctions related to Cuba, amid recent rhetoric from US President Donald Trump suggesting a possible takeover of the communist island.

The Times of India

FBI Data Shows 1 in 7 Hate Crime Victims in the U.S. Is Latino: Here's Where Anti-Hispanic Incidents Are Highest

Latinos account for nearly one in seven hate-crime victims in the United States, according to a new analysis of FBI hate-crime data, underscoring how anti-Hispanic bias remains a national threat even as the country's Latino population continues to grow.

Latin Times

91 Historic Photos That Show How Much These Places Have Changed

Just like humans are constantly evolving and learning more about themselves, places are changing as well. Your hometown probably looks like a completely different city from the one you grew up in, especially if you’ve been around for at least 50 years. So here’s a list of photos of iconic…

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Honeywell CEO: America can lead the energy era defined by AI and hyper-demand — if policy moves fast enough

Global power demand is on track to double by mid-century. America has every advantage except urgency to get ahead of this.

Fortune

How everyone pays the cost for patents on seeds, and private companies get rich from keeping them secret

The United States is one of only a handful of countries that allows companies to hold patents on plant varieties. As a result, a small number of corporations can – and do – suppress competition in the seed industry, stifle innovation and turn taxpayer subsidies intended for farmers into corporate…

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France 24

US waives Iran oil sanctions as part of 60-day peace negotiations

The United States temporarily waived sanctions on Iranian oil exports on Monday, opening the door for Tehran to return to global energy markets as negotiations between the two countries continue. In this edition, we look at the impact this has had on oil prices, while also examining major job cuts…

The Economic Times

North Korea's Kim vows to accelerate military buildup: KCNA

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un vowed to accelerate the country's military buildup at a party meeting, state media reported Tuesday, citing military modernisation efforts by South Korea and the United States in the region. In the face of such developments, it was the "steadfast stand" of the North to…

The Times of India

From a poor boy in Scotland to one of history’s greatest philanthropists: How Andrew Carnegie gave away 90% of his fortune and built 2,509 libraries

Long before public libraries became familiar fixtures in towns and cities, access to books was often limited by money, geography or social standing. For many people, reading remained a privilege rather than an everyday opportunity. The growth of free libraries in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries changed that…

The Times of India

Powerball winning numbers announced for Monday, June 22, 2026: Who won the $312 million jackpot and how can you check your ticket

The latest Powerball draw has captured the attention of lottery players across the United States, with an estimated jackpot of $312 million on offer and a cash value of $141.2 million. Officials have now released the winning numbers from the draw conducted on June 22, 2026, ending days of anticipation…

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The Conversation

Spy agencies say AI can help combat AI cyber risks. But don’t forget the basics

Cybersecurity agencies of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States issued a call to action on Monday for cyber defenders. The message was clear: artificial intelligence (AI) is a powerful weapon for cyber attackers; defenders must act urgently to improve their cyber defences.

Bangkok Post

US gives Philippines solar-powered sea drones to boost maritime surveillance

MANILA — The United States government has given four Ocean Aero Triton autonomous underwater and surface vehicles to the Philippine ‌military to boost Manila's ability to monitor its waters and spot potential threats, the US Embassy in the Philippines said on Tuesday.

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Legal Services That Support Individuals Facing Disputes

The United States has a legal system that helps individuals resolve conflicts, protect their rights, and seek fair outcomes when disputes arise.

Medical Daily

CDC Issues New 30-Day Ebola Entry Order Covering DRC, Uganda, and South Sudan; Screening at JFK, Atlanta, and Dulles

CDC issued a new 30-day Ebola entry order on June 21, 2026, for DRC, Uganda, and South Sudan. The Bundibugyo strain has caused 198+ deaths. No approved vaccine exists.

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France vs Iraq resumes after two-hour weather delay at the World Cup

Group I match at Lincoln Financial Field was delayed because of weather safety protocols in the United States

The Independent UK

George Washington letter accepting British surrender to go on display for the first time

The letter set in motion the negotiations that led to the 1783 Treaty of Paris, when Britain formally recognised the independence of the United States

France 24

Vance says UN nuclear inspectors will return to Iran as US suspends sanctions

The United States temporarily eased sanctions on Iranian oil on Monday after Vice President JD Vance said Tehran had agreed to allow UN nuclear inspectors back into the country, marking a significant step in renewed negotiations aimed at curbing Iran's nuclear programme and stabilising the Strait of Hormuz.

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