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President Trump warned of tariffs or a trade halt after the EU invited Canada to become its first associate member. European officials responded that Washington has no say in the bloc's decisions.
A NATO jet shot down a drone over Lithuania after tracking it near residential areas. Officials have not confirmed where it launched, and the incident adds to mounting tension along the alliance's eastern flank.
Rep. Thomas Massie introduced eight articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, accusing him of violating the War Powers Resolution in the Iran war and retaliating against a sitting senator. The measure is unlikely to pass but forces a recorded vote.
Sam Altman told a San Francisco conference that AI firms deserve public trust even as risks mount, reigniting a fight over federal guardrails that has split both parties.
Analysts expect the Fed to hike rates Wednesday for the first time since 2023, a move that clashes with President Trump's demand for lower borrowing costs amid renewed war-driven inflation.
A Russian frigate fired flares at a Danish Fennec helicopter during a routine tracking mission in the Baltic, prompting Copenhagen to summon Moscow's ambassador. The episode landed the same day NATO downed a drone over Lithuania.
The Supreme Court on Monday blocked the Trump administration from enforcing new mail-ballot rules just 50 days before the midterms, siding with states and voting-rights groups that sued to preserve the existing system.
The yield on 10-year Treasury bonds climbed to 5% for the first time in nearly three years as oil surged past $108 a barrel. The move sets up a difficult decision for the Federal Reserve this week.
Trump dismissed AI risk warnings from industry executives as a "hoax" and said the only guardrails needed were a strong president, as Anthropic's Jack Clark called for a mandatory kill switch.
A federal judge ruled the Trump administration's plan to slash FEMA staffing by 50% was unlawful, citing a 2006 statute Congress wrote after Hurricane Katrina.
Drone attacks launched from Iraqi soil forced Saudi Arabia to shut its east-west crude pipeline, pushing oil above $108 a barrel as Houthi forces widened their grip on a critical Red Sea chokepoint.
A Russian drone struck a train near Ukraine's border with Poland shortly after a group of visiting European dignitaries passed through the area. No one was hurt, but officials debated whether the timing signaled deliberate escalation.