Russia renewed its attack on Kyiv. On Monday, Russia launched hypersonic missiles at the Ukrainian capital, injuring at least 10 residents of a 3-storey building. Ukrainian officials say two ballistic missiles were intercepted, but civilians were injured due to falling debris. Explosions were also heard across the city.

Russia Launches Hypersonic Missile Strike on Kyiv, Several Injured

An appeals court in New York, on Monday (Mar 25) agreed to pause former United States President Donald Trump’s $454 million civil fraud judgement if he posts a $175 million bond within 10 days marking a temporary victory for the Republican front runner amid his many legal woes.

US court reduces Trump’s $454mn civil fraud ruling bond to $175mn, pauses seizure of assets

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun will step down at the end of 2024, said the company on Monday (Mar 25) as a part of a sweeping management shakeup in the United States-based aircraft manufacturer.

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun to step down amid aircraft safety issues crisis

American space weather forecasters have issued a geomagnetic storm watch for Monday (Mar 25), saying that solar eruptions could interfere with radio transmissions on Earth.

Northern Lights to be seen in US and UK after solar storms; could disrupt radio communications

In the United States, a 12-year-old boy was urgently taken to a hospital after receiving an alcoholic beverage by mistake at a restaurant in Michigan. As reported by Fox Business, the incident took place at an Outback Steakhouse in Livonia, Michigan, earlier this month.

12-year-old US boy rushed to hospital after restaurant serves alcohol mistakenly

Washington and Tokyo are planning to announce an agreement to restructure the US military command in Japan when Prime Minister Fumio Kishida visits the White House next month. According to reports, this would be the biggest upgrade for the Security Alliance in decades.

US eyes revamped military command in Japan

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant is heading to Washington at a time of increasingly strained relations with his country’s main military backer and ally, as Israel continues to defy U.S. calls to reduce the suffering in Gaza.

Gallant to meet counterpart Llyod Austin

Millions of Americans are still feeling winter weather as the U.S. braces for a major snowstorm to sweep across the country. On Sunday, 16 states from California to Michigan were under winter alerts as the next big storm will be dropping heavy snow and causing travel delays through Tuesday.

US braces for major storm, 16 states under winter weather alerts

Former US president Donald Trump is hurtling towards a critical deadline in his most costly legal battle to date. He faces the severe risk that New York's attorney general will begin trying to collect a $454 million civil business fraud judgment against him today. Watch to know more!

Trump's $454 million fraud judgement deadline looms

Trump hurtles toward Monday deadline to pay $454 million fraud penalty

Israel's defence minister leave for U.S.

China has implemented new government procurement guidelines. These guidelines prioritise domestic technology, phasing out U.S. Microprocessors like those from Intel and AMD, as well as Microsoft's windows operating system, from government computers and servers. This shift aims to promote domestic alternatives and potentially reduce reliance on foreign technology.

China to block use of US chips in computers

The funding measure approved by US President Joe Biden on Saturday contains a provision that prohibits the flying of LGBTQ Pride flags at US embassies. The White House has committed to lift the restriction on raising the rainbow flag, which represents LGBTQ equality.

LGBTQ pride flags to be banned from flying at US embassies

Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant leaves for high-level talks in Washington

US: Donald Trump hurtles toward deadline to pay $454 million fraud penalty

Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant departs for 'important' trip to US

US: Donald Trump's $454 million fraud judgement deadline looms

US embassies banned from flying LGBTQ flags, White House working to repeal provision

US embassies banned from flying LGBTQ flags

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant is heading to Washington on Sunday, at a time of increasingly strained relations with his country’s main military backer and ally, as Israel continues to defy U.S. calls to reduce the suffering in Gaza.

Israel's defense chief Gallant departs for US, to oppose Netanyahu's military draft bill

The United States Federal Aviation Administration will increase its oversight of United Airlines following a series of safety incidents in recent weeks. But that is bad news for the US carrier as the process could delay a lot of its future projects.

Aviation watchdog to increase oversight of United Airlines

Tensions between Texas Troopers and migrants escalated on the US side of the border near El Paso. The Texas Troopers fired non-lethal projectiles into a crowd that was attempting to dismantle razor wire barriers.

US-Mexico border: Tensions with migrants escalate on the border near El Paso

With former US President Donald Trump facing huge legal expenses in his ongoing trials, including $454 million civil fraud judgment in New York, a piece of good news has trickled down for the Truth Social owner as investors have approved a merger valued at nearly $6 billion.

Trump to make over $3bn as Digital World shareholders approve merger deal with his media venture

A group of US units, famously known as the "Ghost Army," has been recognised for their clever decoy tactics and saving countless lives. The "Ghost Army" was a unique and highly classified unit of the United States Army during World War II.

Who are WWII 'Ghost Army' troops honoured with congressional gold medal?

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