The United States has circulated a draft resolution at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) seeking full access to Iran’s bombed nuclear sites and clarification on the status of its enriched uranium stockpiles. The move comes amid mounting concerns that inspectors have been unable to verify the condition or location of key nuclear materials after recent strikes. IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi has warned that much of Iran’s highly enriched uranium is believed to remain inside the country, but its exact whereabouts and condition cannot be independently confirmed without on-site inspections.


US Pushes IAEA Resolution on Iran’s Bombed Nuclear Sites; Agency Says Uranium Remains in Iran

The US CDC has warned that the current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Uganda has the potential to reach the scale of the devastating 2014-2016 West Africa epidemic if strict public health interventions are not immediately implemented.


Ebola Cases Surge Across Central Africa

Finding a first job is becoming increasingly difficult for young people across several major economies. In the United States, unemployment among teenagers aged 16 to 19 rose to 14.7 percent in may, up from 13.4 percent a year ago. The increase comes just as the summer hiring season begins, traditionally a period when retailers, restaurants, camps and entertainment venues add temporary workers.


Youth Job Crisis Deepens Across Economies

Oil prices have fallen, but the risk of a rebound remains as global market volatility continues. In the US, inflation is accelerating while real incomes are declining, putting pressure on household purchasing power. Meanwhile, the eurozone is also experiencing rising inflation, prompting the European Central Bank to consider tighter monetary policy to stabilize prices. At the same time, the European Union is responding to increasing competitive pressure from China across key industries. In East Asia, artificial intelligence is emerging as a major driver of economic growth, boosting productivity and reshaping regional economic momentum.


Global Economic Health: Market Moves in June 1 Week

According to the United States Central Command, the US military has intercepted and destroyed two Iranian one-way attack drones that were assessed to pose a threat to international maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz. CENTCOM said American forces operating in West Asia successfully shot down the drones after they were identified as threatening commercial and international shipping routes in the strategically important waterway. The military command added that U.S. forces remain on high alert and are prepared to respond to any further threats in the region.


US Military Destroys Two Iranian Drones 'Threatening Maritime Traffic in Hormuz'

US Central Command (CENTCOM) has rejected Iranian claims that the US Navy’s Fifth Fleet base in Bahrain was struck during recent hostilities. The denial comes amid escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran, with both sides exchanging accusations following drone and missile activity in the Gulf region.


US CENTCOM Denies Iranian Claim of Hitting US Fifth Fleet in Bahrain 

America is built on ambition. But increasingly, that ambition is born overseas. A new study by national foundation for American policy reveals India produces the most founders of US billion-dollar startups, or unicorns.


Who Builds Most US Unicorns? Indian Immigrants

The US debt is now on track to surpass its world war 2 record of 105 percent of GDP. The CBO projects the US is entering uncharted fiscal territory. In this next report, we decode how America is heading towards a severe debt crisis. Take a look.


US Debt to Hit New Records

The US labour market delivered another upside surprise in may. Stock markets crashed following the news, with gold falling to 3-month low.


US Labour Market Defies Slowdown, FED on Edge

The US military says it has shot down four Iranian "one-way attack drones" launched toward the Strait of Hormuz, adding that the drones "posed an immediate threat to regional maritime traffic".

US forces "subsequently struck Iranian coastal surveillance radar sites in Goruk and on Qeshm Island to defend against further attacks", US Central Command (Centcom) said in a statement.


US Central Command Says It Show Down Four Iranian Drones

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has claimed that Tehran possesses a "great deal of evidence" suggesting that operations against Iran were conducted from the territory of the United Arab Emirates. The allegation comes amid heightened regional tensions and growing scrutiny of the role played by Gulf states during the recent conflict involving Iran, Israel, and the United States.

While Iran has accused the UAE of facilitating or supporting hostile actions, Abu Dhabi has repeatedly rejected such claims and insists that its security and defense partnerships are a sovereign matter.

Did UAE Serve As Base For Operations Against Iran? Claims Say Tehran Has Evidence 

President Donald Trump has announced a new construction project connecting the National Mall to the Potomac River, adding to a growing list of changes reshaping Washington, D.C. The announcement comes as new polling analysis shows Trump's approval rating at a historic low, while his prolific activity on Truth Social continues to draw attention. Here's a closer look at the project, the polls and the politics surrounding the president.


Trump Plans Promenade Named After Himself Amid Net Approval Rating Hitting All-Time Low

#Gravitas Russian presidential envoy Kirill Dmitriev says Moscow and Washington are moving ahead with plans to continue designing a proposed underwater tunnel connecting Russia's far east with Alaska.  A move that could not just connect the U.S. and Russia but also Asia and North America by land.


Russia-US Could Bring Asia-North America Closer Than Ever Through Bering Strait Deal 

The US House of Representatives has approved a new aid package for Ukraine along with additional sanctions targeting Russia. The move underscores Washington’s continued support for Kyiv amid the ongoing war, while intensifying economic and political pressure on Moscow.


US House Approves Ukraine Aid and Russia Sanctions Package

The United States has accused Cuba’s communist regime of posing a threat to the security of Americans, escalating tensions between Washington and Havana. US officials raised concerns over regional security, intelligence activities, and Cuba’s ties with rival nations. The remarks come amid strained diplomatic relations and ongoing political disagreements between the two countries.


US Says Cuba’s Communist Government Poses Threat to American Security

US: Cuba's Communist Regime Threatens Security of Americans

US President Donald Trump has announced plans for a grand nationwide celebration marking America’s 250th anniversary. The event is expected to feature large-scale military displays, parades, and public festivities across the country. The announcement has sparked both support and debate as preparations begin for one of the biggest commemorations in US history.


Trump Plans a Grand Spectacle for Nations 250th Anniversary

Taiwan is significantly expanding its missile capabilities as it seeks to strengthen deterrence against growing military pressure from China. Reports indicate the island plans to increase its inventory of anti-ship missiles to more than 1,800 by 2029, relying heavily on Harpoon and Hsiung Feng systems. The build-up is designed to improve Taiwan's ability to counter potential blockades or invasion scenarios, reflecting Taipei's broader efforts to enhance self-defence and military readiness.


 Taiwan Seeks Up To $14 Billion Arms Package From Washington

Former US National Security Adviser John Bolton is reportedly preparing to settle a long-running case involving the alleged retention of sensitive government documents. According to reports, Bolton could pay a $2 million fine as part of an agreement with authorities. Officials have argued that more than 1,000 pages of classified or sensitive information were improperly retained. The case has drawn attention because of Bolton's senior role in national security and the broader debate over handling confidential government records.


John Bolton Reportedly Nears $2 Million Deal In Sensitive Documents Case

US President Donald Trump has made fresh remarks on Iran, saying he does not need a deal with Tehran to obtain enriched uranium, while also indicating he would be open to meeting Iran's Supreme Leader if an agreement is reached. Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Kuwait's foreign minister and condemned recent attacks linked to the regional crisis. The United States has also expanded travel warnings for several Middle Eastern countries as tensions continue to rise.


US Advisory: Avoid Travel To Iran, Iraq, Libya, Gaza, Syria

The United States remains the world's largest economy, generating more than $31 trillion in economic output. But which industries contribute the most? From finance and real estate to healthcare, technology and manufacturing, different sectors play a crucial role in powering American growth. Finance and real estate alone account for a massive share of GDP, highlighting how services increasingly dominate the modern economy.


America's $31.4 Trillion Economy: Who Really Wins 

America's stock market is no longer just America's. A historic shift is underway in who owns US stocks, and the numbers are staggering.


Who Really Owns the US Stock Market?

Inside America's $31.4 Trillion Economy: The Industries Driving US Wealth

US-Iran Peace Deal: Trump Says He Could Meet Mojtaba Khamenei If Deal Is Reached 

The $850 million Obama Presidential Center is officially opening in Chicago’s historic Jackson Park on June 19. Due to high demand, tickets for the museum are already sold out through the end of August.


Obama Presidential Center Slated To Open in Chicago on June 19; First Two Months Already Sold Out

US-Iran Peace Deal: Trump Says He Does Not Need Deal With Iran To Get Enriched Uranium 

Russia has issued a stark warning to Europe over the possibility of nuclear escalation, while reports suggest Russian nuclear submarines have sent a strategic signal from the Arctic region. The developments have raised global concerns amid heightened tensions between Russia and Western nations.


US Considers Sending Nuclear Forces Closer To Russia's Borders

Russia and the United States are reportedly signing an agreement to advance the design and development of a strategic Bering Strait tunnel connecting Chukotka, Russia, and Alaska, USA.


Russia-US To Sign Strategic Bering Strait Tunnel Deal?

US President Donald Trump has warned of possible military action if American troops are killed amid rising tensions in the Middle East. Meanwhile, Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei accused the US and Israel of trying to sow division among Iranians following recent confrontations. The sharp remarks come as fears grow over further escalation involving Iran, Israel, and US forces in the region.


Trump Warns of War if US Troops Killed; Khamenei Says US, Israel Aim to Sow Division Among Iranians

A heated exchange unfolded on Capitol Hill after Congressman Ted Lieu raised questions about President Donald Trump's health and fitness during a congressional hearing. Lieu cited videos and alleged incidents involving the president, prompting a sharp response from Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The confrontation quickly turned into a broader political debate over leadership, transparency and presidential fitness, drawing attention from both supporters and critics as Washington's political battles continue to intensify.


Rubio, Lieu In Tense Exchange On Trump’s Readiness For Office 

A proposed $14 billion U.S. arms package for Taiwan is under renewed review, placing one of Washington's most closely watched security commitments back in the spotlight. Secretary of State Marco Rubio faced questions from lawmakers over reported delays in arms deliveries and the future of the package. With President Donald Trump expected to make the final decision, the debate has taken on added significance as tensions in the Taiwan Strait continue to shape regional security and U.S.-China relations.


US-Taiwan Arms Deal: Rubio Testifies Before House Foreign Affairs Committee 

Usa, News on Usa, stories on Usa, articles on Usa, Usa stories at Wion, Usa news, Usa latest news