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As the Iran war keeps squeezing prices, the chancellor says ministers are watching closely for profiteering signals.
A DHS rule trims I-visa durations, reducing how long foreign reporters can work independently in the U.S.
A Judiciary Committee lawmaker signals Senate doubt on Todd Blanche, while GOP senators seek a DOJ fix.
Two sprint wins in a row in Geneva put Lorena Wiebes closer to locking down the Tour de France Femmes lead.
Ministers have 24 hours to decide exemptions in the early release scheme, weighing public protection against prison capacity pressure.
The dispute centers on when Nigel Farage started planning his comeback to Reform UK, months earlier than he said.
Hobbyists prize these small insects. Regulators and grid operators should worry about ecological harm and even power outages.
Officials are stepping up prevention as France faces its worst wildfire season in decades, shifting the fight to earlier stages.
Containment holds near Bordeaux, but parts of the blaze remain active and pressure stays on emergency capacity.
After 2025’s tax-break law, candidates now argue about moratoriums, “guardrails,” and who benefits from big tech.
SpaceX’s 13th Starship flight ended with the vehicle floating in water intact, still transmitting data, a signal for next steps.
A new book traces how the Zionist foreign-policy lobby shaped US presidents for nearly 80 years, starting with Truman’s 1948 deadlock.
