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Blinken Heads To Southeast Asia To Reaffirm Ties With Strategic Allies

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken heads to Southeast Asia this week to deepen ties with his country's strategic allies, an official said Monday, with the United States seeking to bolster its regional stance against an increasingly assertive China.

International Business Times

Heading to Asia, Blinken aims to shore up Indo-Pacific ties and stress US commitment to the region

Secretary of State Antony Blinken will head to Asia this week on an eight-day trip aimed at shoring up ties with Indo-Pacific allies and partners but with the priority of assuring them that the United States remains committed to the region

The Independent UK

DOJ in search of Mexican woman accused of smuggling thousands of migrants into the U.S.

Her husband, who's accused of co-leading the operation, was indicted last week

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ICC puts USA Cricket on notice for 'non-compliance'

NEW DELHI: The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Monday issued a warning to USA Cricket, demanding compliance with the organization's membership criteria within a 12-month period. This announcement comes shortly after the United States co-hosted the T20 World Cup alongside the West Indies.

The Times of India

Limited Right of Access to Court Records in Extradition Cases?

From Judge James Donato's opinion Wednesday in In the Matter of the Request Extradition of Artt (N.D. Cal.): In 1992, the United States, at the request of the United Kingdom, initiated extradition proceedings in this District against Kevin John Barry Artt and other individuals who had escaped from a prison…

Reason

Biden steps aside, setting in motion an unprecedented period in American politics

In an unprecedented decision, Joe Biden has announced his resignation as president of the United States effective at noon on Jan. 20, 2025.

The Conversation

Compulsory voting in Australia is 100 years old. We should celebrate how special it makes our democracy

For nearly 200 years, the notion of American political exceptionalism has had currency in the United States: it is an idea rooted in the nation’s status as the first modern republic. As we watch from afar, disturbed yet mesmerised by the latest chapter of violent political division in America, the…

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Dr. Jill Biden To Lead US Delegation To Paris Olympics

Dr. Jill Biden's Instagram post and upcoming role at the Paris Olympics showcase her influential position as the first lady of the United States.

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Tesla Is Losing Ground In The U.S. And Europe: Here's Why

Tesla sales are falling in two major markets, namely the United States and Europe. We look at the number to try and determine why.

InsideEVs

Defiant Netanyahu To Face US Congress Amid Gaza Tensions

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is to deliver a landmark speech to the US Congress on Wednesday as he fights off intense pressure to quickly cut a Gaza war ceasefire deal with Hamas.

International Business Times

Planes, trains and automobiles: Pourchaire’s mad McLaren IndyCar dash

IndyCar supersub Theo Pourchaire has revealed that he was in the United States just three days before he was called up to drive for Arrow McLaren in Toronto – but was by then in his native France just after midnight on Saturday morning.

Motorsport

For Palestinian athletes, the Olympics is about more than sports

Most of the athletes representing the Palestinian territories at the Paris Olympics were born somewhere else -- Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Germany, Chile and the United States – yet they care deeply about the politics of their parents’ and grandparents’ homeland

The Independent UK

Leader of massive human smuggling operation used 'ladders and tunnels' to sneak thousands across US border, feds say

Abdul Karim Conteh, a national of Sierra Leone, was arrested in Tijuana last week. The U.S. is seeking his extradition

Latin Times

Volvo EX30 Online Reservation Page Disappears In The U.S.

The future of Volvo’s most affordable car in the United States is getting harder and harder to decode.

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International Business Times

Global IT Outage: The Main Sectors Impacted

A massive IT blackout on Friday affected a wide range of sectors around the world, from Japan to the United States.

Zenger

New Dog-Sized Dinosaur Fona Herzogae Unearthed In Utah’s Underground Ecosystem‌This Dog-sized Dinosaur Lived Underground 99 Million Years Ago‌

Discovery of burrowing dinosaur sheds light on Cretaceous ecosystems, challenging traditional views of dinosaur diversity.‌ The species, dubbed Fona herzogae, inhabited what is now Utah in the United States. ‌

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US Sanctions Migrant Smugglers From Sierra Leone

U.S. Treasury Department sanctions individuals involved in migrant smuggling from Asia and Africa to the U.S., blocking assets and transactions.

International Business Times

'Large-scale' IT Outage Hits Companies Worldwide

A major outage wrought havoc on global computer systems on Friday, grounding flights in the United States, derailing television broadcasts in the UK and impacting telecommunications in Australia.

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Global computer outage linked to security firm CrowdStrike grounds flights, hits banks, media

A software update from global cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike appeared to be the trigger for Friday's massive computer systems outage, with computers running Microsoft Windows most affected, grounding flights in the United States, derailing television broadcasts in the UK and impacting telecommunications in Australia.

The Conversation

How racialized women can tackle backlash when advocating for change

Racialized women are often at the forefront in the struggle for social justice. Yet that advocacy often comes with significant backlash and threats. In the United States, congresswomen like Cori Bush, Ilhan Omar and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have faced severe backlash for their outspoken stances on racial justice, police reform and…

Salon

JD Vance wants to bomb Mexico and Iran

Trump's running mate said that U.S. military intervention in Mexico is needed to stop illicit drug smuggling

InsideEVs

U.S. EV Registrations Increased In May 2024, Despite Tesla's Decline

In May 2024, all-electric car sales in the United States continued to increase slightly, with another six-digit number of first registrations.

International Business Times

'Extremely Important' US Keeps Backing Ukraine: NATO Chief

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on Thursday said it was "extremely important" that the United States maintains its backing for Ukraine, after former president Donald Trump chose a sceptic of aiding Kyiv as his election running mate.

The Conversation

A Trump-Vance White House could undermine European security – and end up pushing Russia and China closer

Donald Trump’s choice of Ohio senator J.D. Vance as his running mate in the presidential election has reignited European fears of American abandonment. Vance is known for his opposition to aid for Ukraine and his almost singular focus on China as the defining security challenge for the United States.

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