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US warns shipping firms over paying Iran to transit the Strait of Hormuz

The United States is warning shipping companies about potential sanctions for paying Iran to pass through the Strait of Hormuz

The Independent UK

Iran offers strait deal, Trump says he's not satisfied

US President Donald Trump said Saturday he will review a new Iranian peace proposal, but cast doubt over its prospects as he left open the possibility of future attacks on Iran.

Radio France Internationale

Trump picked a fight with the Pope: The one person he can't fire, can't outbid, and can't outlast

The Vatican, the oldest institution in the world, has faced attacks from leaders throughout history—and from the U.S. This time it's unprecedented.

Fortune

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World’s massive Mississippi River shockingly reversed its flow during Hurricane Isaac in 2012 in the United States: Scientists explain what happened

The Mississippi River is often considered one of the most stable natural systems in North America. It flows steadily from the northern United States down to the Gulf of Mexico, carrying vast amounts of water every second. But in 2012, something unusual happened during Hurricane Isaac, briefly disrupting this familiar…

The Times of India

US to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany in next 6-12 months

The Pentagon says the United States will withdraw about 5,000 troops from Germany in the next 6-12 months

The Independent UK

Pope names Catholic priest who criticized Trump as West Virginia bishop

The Catholic Church has consistently championed the humane treatment of migrants and refugees globally

The Independent UK

‘Has he been under the influence of barbiturates?’ Trump admits to not being able to meet a ‘record,’ and it involves Melania Trump

King Charles III and Queen Camilla are visiting the United States this week, marking the first British state visit since Queen Elizabeth II’s in 2007. The event has been anything but smooth. From awkward handshakes and even more awkward stares to uncomfortable silences and gestures of disgust, some parts of…

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In Pictures: King dons sunglasses and takes to the waters on Bermuda visit

Charles arrived in Bermuda following a busy trip to the United States.

Evening Standard

'Fake American': MAGA Outrage as Pope Leo XIV Picks Peru Over Team USA Amid Heated Trump Feud

Pope Leo XIV has sparked outrage among Donald Trump supporters after a resurfaced interview showed the American‑born pontiff saying he would cheer for Peru over the United States at the World Cup.

International Business Times UK

How Cadillac's F1 Tech Will Help Shape Future Performance Cars

Cadillac will hit the Formula 1 grid this weekend for the first time in the United States. The 2026 Miami Grand Prix kicks off on Saturday, where the Cadillac F1 team hopes to earn its first podium finish of the season—especially significant as it runs a new stars-and-bars livery exclusive…

Motor1

New Poll Shows Iran War Reaching Iraq And Vietnam-Era Disapproval

Most Americans now say the United States made the wrong decision by using military force against Iran, a sharp warning sign for President Donald Trump as the war's economic and political costs deepen at home.

Latin Times

Norwegian Woman Points Out 59 Things About The USA People Don’t Question Enough

No two places are alike, and even countries that seem similar can feel very different once you actually go there. However, when Isabel Semb went to the United States, she noticed more cultural differences than she had imagined, including aspects of public place design and various social norms. So, the…

Bored Panda

Break-In Risk: Garage Doors Are Used in Thousands of U.S. Home Burglaries Each Year

A locked front door offers a comforting illusion, but the real vulnerability often sits just a few feet away. Garage doors have quietly become one of the most exploited entry points in home burglaries across the United States. Thieves don’t need high-tech gadgets or dramatic smash-and-grab tactics when a simple…

Clever Dude

The Worst-Selling Cars Of 2026 So Far (Yep, Mostly EVs)

Not every new car is an instant success. American consumers just don’t like certain models, leading to incredibly low sales. So far in 2026, there’s a clear trend: buyers don’t want electric vehicles. Through April, EVs account for the majority of the worst-selling cars on this list.

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The Times of India

'Pit that child-killer has dug for them': Iran escalates rhetoric against US; demands reparations for ‘assault’

An Iranian official on Friday sharply criticised the United States amid rising tensions between Tehran and Washington, warning that any use of force would be met with a “harsh response,” as the wider regional conflict involving Iran, the US and Israel continues under a fragile ceasefire.'

The Conversation

How Harriet Tubman and Philadelphia abolitionists coordinated dangerous journeys to freedom

A roughly 14-foot-tall bronze statue of the United States’ most famous abolitionist, Harriet Tubman, will become a permanent fixture outside Philadelphia’s City Hall later this year. It will be the first statue of a Black female historical figure in the city’s public art collection.

The Independent UK

What are Trump’s options for Iran after ‘final blow’ briefing?

The United States is said to be weighing its options, with the conflict no closer to formally ending

MyLifeXP

Why Investors Are Quietly Choosing India

Something unusual is happening in the global economy. While major powers struggle with uncertainty, rising costs, and slowing growth one country is quietly gaining attention. India. From global investors to economic experts, the conversation is shifting. But this is not just another growth story. It is something deeper, something more…

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Sports Illustrated

FIFA Congress Takeaways: Infantino Reveals Re-Election Bid, Iran Assured for World Cup

FIFA president Gianni Infantino led an often tense meeting in Vancouver on Thursday.

Latin Times

Trump Lifts Scotch Whisky Tariffs "In Honor Of The King And Queen"

President Donald Trump said he will remove tariffs and restrictions affecting Scotch whisky after King Charles III and Queen Camilla's visit to the United States, handing the UK a symbolic trade win and sending a direct message to the British government after months of pressure from Scotland's whisky industry.

The Independent UK

Trump raises eyebrows after saying US ‘needs more people like that’ about King and Queen of UK

Online, some people pointed out the irony of the president wanting a King and Queen in the United States

Space

US Space Force wants space-based missile interceptors for Golden Dome ready by 2028

The United States Space Force has created a new program to develop space-based missile interceptors, with the goal of being able to demonstrate their capability by 2028.

The Mary Sue

King Charles Reminds Congress of the Importance of ‘Checks and Balances’ in an Address

In a move that the Founding Fathers would never have anticipated, King Charles III of the United Kingdom gave a speech about the importance of checks and balances in government. The United States gained independence on July 4, 1776, from Great Britain—nearly 250 years later, their king has given an…

The Independent UK

Gianni Infantino affirms at the FIFA Congress that Iran will participate in the World Cup

FIFA President Gianni Infantino opened his address at the FIFA Congress by affirming that Iran will participate in the World Cup and that the team will play in the United States despite the conflict between the two nations

The Times of India

Top 10 countries with the most skyscrapers in the world 2026: China, US, UAE and other leading nations

Skyscrapers have become a kind of silent competition between nations. Not always planned that way, but it shows up clearly in skylines. Cities rising upward, faster than outward. The idea of “Top 10 countries with the most skyscrapers” is usually tied to urban growth, population pressure, and economic ambition. China…

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