President Donald Trump sought to change several terms of a proposal to end the US-Israel war on Iran, according to media reports in the United States, as a finalised deal remains elusive.

The New York Times reported on Saturday that Trump’s changes involved toughening the deal terms, and the US has sent the new framework back to be considered by Iran, according to officials familiar with the proceedings.


Iran Refuses to Give Up Uranium as Nuclear Talks Hit Breaking Point

The U.S., UK, and Australia have officially launched a major initiative under the AUKUS "Pillar Two" framework to jointly develop Uncrewed Undersea Vehicles (UUVs). Announced at the 2026 Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, this project aims to produce advanced underwater drone technology capable of protecting critical seabed infrastructure—such as communication cables and energy pipelines—while enhancing surveillance and strike capabilities across the Indo-Pacific and beyond.  


UK, Australia & US Deepen Subsea Security Pact | Advanced Underwater Drones Planned

Inflation is re-accelerating across nearly every major category of the U.S. economy. And the red-hot reading shows a bigger challenge for the Federal Reserve under new chief Kevin Warsh.

US Inflation is Red Hot

Prices have surged sharply this decade. The 2020s are now one of the most inflationary periods in modern American history.

U.S. retail inflation has averaged 4 percent so far in the 2020s. That is the highest decade average since the 1980s.


The Inflation Decade: Historic Cost of Living 

A U.S. federal judge has ordered President Donald Trump, his family, and their lawyers to explain a controversial settlement that ended their lawsuit against the IRS.


Trump's IRS Deal Faces Court Scrutiny

In New York, school bus operators are facing mounting pressure as diesel costs surge, squeezing margins under fixed transportation contracts.


US Fuel Crisis: Fuel Shock Reaches US School Yard

Rising diesel prices are putting pressure on school bus services across the United States, forcing transport operators and school districts to grapple with higher operating costs. As fuel expenses climb, concerns are growing over transportation budgets, service reliability, and the broader impact on America's education system.


US Fuel Crisis: Rising Diesel Costs Hit School Bus Services Across America

French far-right leader Jordan Bardella has sparked debate after taking a subtle dig at Donald Trump, suggesting that political “truths” under his leadership can shift quickly from one day to the next. Speaking on France’s foreign policy direction, Bardella also emphasized that France must prioritize its own national interests above external influence.


France’s Jordan Bardella Criticises Trump, Says US Politics Changes 'From Monday to Tuesday' 

A fresh dispute between the United States and China has put journalists at the center of a growing diplomatic confrontation. After Beijing expelled a New York Times reporter following an interview with Taiwan's president, Washington responded by revoking visas and expelling Chinese nationals linked to state media operations. The latest exchange highlights the deepening mistrust between the world's two largest powers, with media access, press freedom and Taiwan once again emerging as sensitive flashpoints in the increasingly tense US-China relationship.


Washington and Beijing Trade Journalist Expulsions Amid Growing Diplomatic Tensions

The United States is signalling that the door remains open for renewed engagement with Iran, even as tensions continue to rise across the Gulf. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth said Washington remains prepared for reengagement, but the diplomatic push faces fresh complications after reports of a missile strike linked to Iran targeting a US base in Kuwait. With reports of American personnel injured and nuclear negotiations showing little progress, the region remains caught between diplomacy and the risk of further escalation.

US-Iran War: US Troops Reportedly Hurt In Iran's Attack On US Base In Kuwait 

A remark by a senior US military commander has sparked fresh diplomatic tensions in Asia. Referring to South Korea as a "dagger in the heart of Asia," the commander drew a sharp response from Beijing, which accused him of crossing a line and demanded clarification from Washington. The controversy comes amid growing strategic competition between the United States and China, with South Korea playing an increasingly important role in regional security and defence cooperation.


US Commander's 'Dagger' Remark Sparks Diplomatic Row 

A tense exchange unfolded as Pam Bondi faced tough questions over the handling and release of the Epstein files. Defending the Trump administration's actions, Bondi insisted that full transparency was maintained throughout the process and pointed to Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche's oversight. However, she declined to comment on Donald Trump's specific role, drawing further scrutiny. 


Epstein Files: Pam Bondi Refuses To Answer Questions On Trump & Epstein

The United States and Israel could be heading toward a new phase in their long-standing defence partnership. Reports suggest lawmakers in Washington are exploring deeper military integration, including the co-development of advanced weapons systems and expanded cooperation in emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and quantum computing. 


US-Israel Defence Alliance Poised for Major Expansion Into AI, Cyber and Advanced Weapons

Fresh reports are raising concerns about a possible escalation in US-Iran tensions after claims that missile debris from an attack in Kuwait injured several Americans. Iranian state-linked media reported casualties following a strike targeting a US military facility, while uncertainty continues to surround the full extent of the incident. The developments come as President Donald Trump's Situation Room meeting reportedly ended without a major breakthrough, adding to fears that the fragile calm in the region could face renewed pressure.


US-Iran Tensions Surge After Reported Missile Strike in Kuwait Injures Americans 

Tensions between the United States and Iran continue to intensify as negotiations face major sticking points over nuclear enrichment and the Strait of Hormuz. The White House says any deal must meet strict “red lines” set by President Trump, while Iranian officials reject pressure-based language in talks. Disputes over uranium stockpiles and regional security concerns remain central, keeping diplomatic progress uncertain amid rising geopolitical pressure.

US-Iran Peace Deal: US Shifts Iran Position As Nuclear And Hormuz Standoff Deepens Talks 

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has strongly condemned the U.S. decision to designate Brazil's two largest criminal groups, the Comando Vermelho (CV) and Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC), as Foreign Terrorist Organizations. Lula criticized the move as "undue interference" and warned that such unilateral measures threaten Brazil's national sovereignty and could hinder international police cooperation.


Brazil Rejects US Terrorist Tag for Two Local Crime Factions

Tomato prices in the United States have surged by approximately 40% over the past year, marking the most significant price increase among all grocery products tracked by the Consumer Price Index. This sharp inflation is being driven by a combination of factors, including extreme weather affecting crop yields, rising shipping costs due to the ongoing Iran war, and new trade policies


Tomato Prices Jump 40% Year-On-Year; Tomato Inflation Squeezes US Households

14-year-old Shrey Parikh became the new Scripps National Spelling Bee champion after battling a tense tiebreaker round. In the last round, the Indian-origin teen spelt 32 words correctly in 90 seconds.


Indian Origin Shrey Parikh Is New Scripps Spelling Bee Champion

The United States is currently gripped by a high-stakes national struggle over congressional redistricting ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Following an April 2026 U.S. Supreme Court decision that weakened protections for majority-minority districts, several Republican-led states—including Louisiana, Alabama, and Tennessee—have moved to aggressively redraw their maps.


US Redistricting Row: Three Republicans State Push for Redrawn Congressional Maps

#Gravitas An American journalist stands accused of secretly working for China’s intelligence network for years while allegedly trying to obtain classified U.S. government information. The case has sparked major concerns over espionage, national security and foreign influence operations inside the United States.


U.S. Journalist Exposed: The Secret Chinese Spy Allegations

A federal judge has ordered the removal of Donald Trump’s name from the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, ruling that the venue cannot be renamed without an act of Congress. U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper directed the administration to take down all signage and references to a "Trump Kennedy Center" within 14 days.


Federal Judge Orders Removal of Trump's Name On Kennedy Center

Tensions in the Caribbean have reached a boiling point as the U.S. intensifies its military presence around Cuba. With the arrival of the USS Nimitz Carrier Strike Group and ongoing fuel blockades, Washington is ramping up pressure on Havana, citing national security threats linked to foreign influence.

Washington Deploys Warships, Aircraft & Troops Around Cuba

Donald Trump is expected to make a final decision on a potential peace agreement involving Iran amid rising tensions across the Middle East. Reports suggest discussions are focused on ceasefire terms, nuclear concerns and security in the Strait of Hormuz. While officials say progress has been made, uncertainty remains over whether diplomacy will prevail or tensions could escalate further in the region.


US-Iran Peace Deal: All Eyes On Outcomes Of Situation Room Meeting

The United States says only around one percent of trade negotiations remain with India, signalling that a major bilateral trade agreement could be finalized within weeks or months. Washington indicated that both sides are close to resolving pending issues as talks continue to strengthen economic ties between the world’s two largest democracies.

India-U.S. Trade Deal Only 'Weeks & Months' Away: Sergio Gor

The White House has launched a new immigration enforcement website called “Aliens.gov”  using UFO-style branding and “alien disclosure” language to track migrant arrests and ICE operations across the United States. But as the administration pushes its aggressive immigration crackdown, growing attention is turning toward conditions inside detention centers. An Associated Press investigation says suicides and deaths in ICE custody have surged to record levels since January 2025.


US Builds Massive Military Presence Around Cuba as Island Crisis Deepens

US-Iran War: Trump: Entering Situation Room to Make Final Decision on Iran Deal

The United States is struggling to secure a breakthrough in talks with Iran as tensions over Tehran’s nuclear programme continue to grow. Iranian officials have made it clear they will not surrender their stockpiled uranium, complicating diplomatic efforts and raising fresh concerns over the future of negotiations and regional stability.

U.S. Struggles To Force Iran Breakthrough, Iran Says It Won't Surrender Uranium

US-Iran War: Trump to Make Final Decision on Whether to Strike Iran Peace Deal 

US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth arrived in Singapore ahead of the Shangri-La Dialogue, where he is expected to meet regional leaders and defence counterparts for key security talks. Hegseth is set to hold meetings with Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, Defence Minister Chan Chun Sing, and leaders from several Indo-Pacific nations as the United States looks to reinforce its regional strategy amid rising tensions with China, especially over Taiwan and the South China Sea.


Shangri-La Dialogue: Three-Day Summit To Discuss Biggest Defence Issue Of The Day 

Shangri-La Dialogue: Pete Hegseth Trains US Soldiers Stationed In Singapore

U.S. President Donald Trump has stated that Washington “holds all cards” in ongoing negotiations with Iran over its nuclear programme. Vice President JD Vance added that the U.S. is in a position to significantly set back Iran’s nuclear ambitions over the long term. Meanwhile, officials in Tehran and Iranian media insist that no final agreement has been reached, stressing that any deal must align with Iran’s national interests, keeping diplomatic tensions high.


US-Iran War: Tehran Says Won't Accept Deal That Does Not Align With Our Interests 

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