WorldUN Secretary-General António Guterres briefs reporters on updates to the United Nations’ efforts to uphold navigational rights and freedoms.
WorldUN Secretary-General António Guterres briefs reporters on updates to the United Nations’ efforts to uphold navigational rights and freedoms.
EconomyThe US-Canada trade war shows no sign of easing. Canadian negotiators left talks in Washington after Prime Minister Mark Carney accused the Trump administration of making disproportionate last-minute demands. The US is now imposing 50% tariffs on $20 billion of Canadian goods, while Canada's retaliatory tariffs on US products are due to begin in early September, with potentially serious economic consequences for both countries.
WorldOfficials urged about 90,000 people to leave neighborhoods in and around Reno, Nevada, as the human-caused Hawk Fire remained uncontained. The blaze began Saturday and had burned roughly 15,000 acres northwest of Reno by Sunday. High winds have hindered firefighters and could worsen conditions this week, while most local schools were canceled Monday.
PoliticsTreasury Secretary Scott Bessent is holding a press conference to detail further economic sanctions against Iran.
SocietyNew video shows multiple people emerging from underground near Penn Station in Manhattan.
PoliticsFlorida Rep. Kat Cammack joins 'Sunday Night in America' host Trey Gowdy to discuss harassment and assault allegations shaking Congress. Cammack outlines efforts to reform the Ethics Committee and strengthen prevention training.
CultureDonald Trump has added a bronze statue of Thomas Jefferson to the transformed White House Rose Garden. Much of the garden’s traditional lawn has been replaced with a white stone patio, alongside a growing collection of statues of America’s founding fathers.
WorldThe United States is preparing what it calls the “toughest sanctions in history” to pressure Tehran into meeting its demands. Iran and Gulf political analyst Luciano Zaccara offers his assessment of whether the measures will work.
TechAn internal Republican memo warns that backing AI data centers could cost the party seats, as opposition to the facilities spreads across party lines.
CultureLesley Vogel, Hayden Panettiere’s mother, discusses how she hopes her daughter will be remembered after the actress died at 36.
SocietyColumbia University psychiatry professor Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman explains the mental health conditions being introduced in the trial of a Massachusetts mother who admitted to killing her three children. Closing arguments are expected this week.
WorldChatham House Associate Fellow Samantha de Bendern says Europe is taking increasingly consequential steps to support Ukraine, but warns they remain insufficient to address the country’s fundamental vulnerability. The discussion also examines whether Ukraine’s allies are prepared to help protect its airspace.
CulturePrince Harry and Meghan Markle’s surprising announcement has fans wondering whether Meghan may be considering a return to acting.
OtherA young pilot had to land on the ocean near a busy beach in Boca Raton, Florida.
SportsCompetitors test their strength, technique and toughness at Germany’s finger wrestling championships in Bavaria. In this traditional Alpine sport, opponents hook their middle fingers into a leather loop and pull until one is dragged across the table.
PoliticsSaudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is in Paris for talks with French President Emmanuel Macron. Their agenda will cover several issues, above all the situation in the Middle East, while France also sees an opportunity to benefit from Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 investment programme.
SocietyClosing arguments in the trial of Massachusetts mother Lindsay Clancy, who is accused of killing her three children, could start as soon as Monday while prosecutors continue presenting rebuttal witnesses.
WorldFox News reports that Trump says Iran is “collapsing” as the United States prepares a “financial offensive.” Alex Hogan reports from the White House on the latest developments in the U.S.-Iran conflict.
CultureABC News legal analyst Brian Buckmire examines the significance of an alleged confession from Duane “Keffe D” Davis, who is charged with murdering rapper Tupac Shakur. Davis described the shooting in past interviews heard by the jury.
WorldU.S. President Donald Trump is threatening unprecedented economic warfare and isolation against Iran in what he calls an “economic D-Day.” The report reviews Iran’s main trading partners and the countries that could be affected by the measures.
WorldThe United States says it is preparing new sanctions on Iran, described as an economic “D-day” that could intensify pressure on an economy already battered by earlier sanctions and a US naval blockade. The measures would continue Washington’s use of economic tools to put Tehran under pressure.
PoliticsCentre-left French politician Raphael Glucksmann has declared his candidacy for next year’s presidential election, adding to a crowded field of far-right, centrist and left-wing contenders. Hard-left leader Jean-Luc Melenchon plans to run, while Green leader Marine Tondelier is campaigning during pregnancy; Socialist leader Olivier Faure and possibly former president Francois Hollande are also considering bids.
OtherA laptop caught fire Friday aboard an American Airlines flight from Atlanta to Dallas, heightening concerns about overheating lithium batteries.
ScienceIndia’s space industry has reached a historic milestone, with Skyroot becoming the first private entity to successfully send a rocket into low-Earth orbit in July. The achievement reflects the country’s rapidly expanding space start-up ecosystem, though building a sustainable business remains challenging.