Christopher Nolan's latest film, 'The Odyssey,' has sparked significant discussion among audiences and critics, with many praising its unique filmmaking style while others debate its impact and potential viewing errors. The film has also driven high demand for specific viewing experiences, such as IMAX 70mm screenings.
Ukrainian President Zelensky and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu are visiting Washington, D.C., for Senator Lindsay Graham's funeral, with both leaders also scheduled for separate meetings at the White House to discuss regional conflicts.
President Trump discussed ongoing negotiations with Iran, stating a willingness for military action if talks fail, while also defending tariffs in Michigan and rejecting Israeli objections to F-35 sales to Turkey. He also made various domestic comments, including about the Federal Reserve and his accomplishments for auto workers.
Bryn Waite, a former Central Washington University soccer player from Anchorage, was found dead in the waters off La Jolla Shores Beach in San Diego, one of the nation's wealthiest beach communities.
Discussions are underway regarding the location of new apartments for the National Guard in Washington D.C., addressing housing needs for service members.
Former advisors to Joe Biden have told the Washington Post that his cancer treatment significantly restricts his life, with a new report from Naftemporiki also citing the Washington Post on Biden being severely weakened by metastatic cancer and its treatment.
A former senior defense official, Avner Vilan, warned that the US might blame Israel if large-scale attacks against Iran fail, as Washington and Tehran remain in a precarious state between agreement and full-scale war.
Shayan Oveis Gharan, an Iranian professor at the University of Washington's Paul Allen School of Computer Science and Engineering, has been honored with the International Mathematical Union's esteemed Abacus Medal.
The United States and China are vying for technological dominance in drone support for climbers on Mount Everest, with Washington seeking an edge for American technology against China's head start.
Major AI firms like OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Microsoft are spending unprecedented amounts on lobbying in Washington, reflecting an escalating battle over federal policy.
The United States and Iran have reportedly paused their respective attacks for a second consecutive day, with an Iranian source indicating a halt in attacks as long as the US maintains its pause. This development comes as Iran also accused Ukraine of attacking an Iranian vessel in the Caspian Sea, warning of retaliation.
The United States has paused strikes against Iran for a second night, reportedly due to concerns about depleting its Patriot missile inventory. This decision comes as Red Sea tensions rise and Iran warns that any nation assisting the US will be considered a legitimate target.
Yemen's Houthi rebels launched missile attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities along the Red Sea, marking an escalation in regional tensions. This occurred as the United States paused its strikes against Iran for the first time in two weeks, raising questions about potential diplomatic avenues.
A Norwegian-American family found themselves in the middle of a seaplane drama off Sucia Island in Washington, USA, where Norwegian Yngve rescued 11 passengers.
Washington and London are discussing plans for a meeting to resolve the Hormuz crisis, considering the formation of an international maritime coalition to safeguard shipping.
Mali is awaiting Washington's official position following reports that the Trump administration is considering military action against Islamist militants in the West African country, emphasizing that any intervention must respect its sovereignty.
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Former President Trump stated that a nuclear agreement between the US and Saudi Arabia would not proceed unless Saudi Arabia normalizes relations with Israel by joining the Abraham Accords. This condition has generated discussion and opposition in both Israel and the US Capitol.
Veteran wide receiver Chris Moore, previously with the Washington Commanders for two seasons, has signed with the Baltimore Ravens, a team considered a Super Bowl contender.
Nvidia, Microsoft, Meta, and other major tech companies are advocating for open-source AI models and warning against premature restrictions on open-weight models. They are collectively sending a message to Washington regarding the future of artificial intelligence development.
US President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington next week. The meetings will take place at the White House.
Iranian General Abolfazl Shekarchi stated that Washington has deployed every capability, weapon, and projection it had reserved for a third world war in its confrontation with Iran.
Prominent Washington lawyer Thomas Goldstein is scheduled to be sentenced for tax and financial crimes, which are linked to his side career as a high-stakes poker player.
The US Coast Guard successfully rescued 11 people after a seaplane crashed in Washington state, resulting in four injuries. This incident highlights the Coast Guard's role in maritime rescue operations.
South Korea and the United States have officially launched a joint shipbuilding cooperation center in Washington. This initiative aims to revitalize America’s shipbuilding industry through investment, technology sharing, and workforce training, facilitating a planned $150 billion investment in the US shipbuilding sector.
Poland has proposed to the United States a joint production of Patriot missiles that would include Ukraine. This initiative was discussed during a meeting in Washington by Poland's Deputy Minister of National Defense.
The Locust Grove fire, a vegetation blaze south of Tri-Cities in Washington State, has grown to approximately 20 acres, with authorities monitoring its progression.
Barstool Sports has announced the hiring of former Washington Redskins head coach Jay Gruden, who will join his brother Jon Gruden for a new program titled 'Gruden Family Football Show' on the platform.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met in Manila to discuss the Ukraine war, with Russia reiterating its readiness for negotiations but warning the US against continued arms sales to Kyiv. Rubio reaffirmed the US commitment to Ukraine, while Lavrov expressed pessimism about the talks.
Donald Trump stated that any US-Saudi civil nuclear deal would be contingent on Saudi Arabia normalizing relations with Israel and joining the Abraham Accords. This condition has been welcomed by Israel as a historic step towards peace in the region.
Concerns have been voiced regarding the condition of historic Washingtonia robusta palm trees along Larnaca's Finikoudes promenade after they underwent heavy pruning, with a doctor raising the issue on social media.
Beijing and Washington are actively engaging with industry stakeholders to gather feedback on potential bilateral tariff reductions under a newly established board of trade.
Milan Knežević and Vladislav Bojović, leaders of Montenegro's Democratic People's Party (DNP), met with Congresswoman Ana Paulina Luna, an influential member of the Serbian caucus, during their official visit to Washington and Capitol Hill, signaling the start of strong cooperation.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards claim to have stopped three oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, an incident that intensifies the ongoing struggle between Tehran and Washington for control of the vital shipping route.
Former President Trump attended the dignified transfer of US service members killed in a drone attack in Jordan, honoring them as 'great heroes.' He also threatened strikes on critical Iranian infrastructure in response to the attack.
Rep. Ritchie Torres agreed with TMZ's assessment that straight men in Washington D.C. lack 'rizz,' humorously attributing his own sexuality to the capital's dating pool.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated that open-source AI models, including Chinese ones like Kimi, are 'excellent' and should be embraced rather than banned, amidst concerns in Washington about Chinese artificial intelligence.
Recent studies suggest that invasive trees in lower-income neighborhoods of Baltimore and Washington D.C. are contributing to a rise in mosquito populations. The non-native leaves provide an excellent food source for mosquito larvae.
Polly Cooper, an Oneida woman, journeyed over 200 miles through snow to deliver essential food supplies to the starving Continental Army, teaching soldiers how to cook corn and refusing payment for her life-saving actions during a harsh winter.
New regulations introduced by the EU for the aviation industry have been described as a clever compromise, successfully preventing a resurgence of trade tensions between Brussels and Washington.
Jeff Bezos has built a vast residential real estate portfolio exceeding $800 million, with properties spanning from Washington state to South Florida and Hawaii. He has expanded his existing compounds by acquiring multiple neighboring properties.
Political scientist Ognjen Gogić stated that while the US may use the issue of the Serbian community as a moral condition for dialogue with Kosovo, the underlying factors are Washington's economic and pragmatic interests, including energy.
Washington announced it sent a flight to Cuba loaded with food and hygiene kits, marking the first step in its commitment to distribute $100 million in humanitarian aid.
The American Chamber of Commerce in Korea concluded its annual Washington Doorknock mission, holding over 30 high-level meetings in Washington to expand US outreach.
The United States has collected approximately $13 billion of Venezuela's oil money, but Washington has provided conflicting accounts regarding the whereabouts and allocation of these funds for the earthquake-shattered country.
President Donald Trump announced new 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, citing Canada's treatment of US farmers. In response, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated his readiness to intensify trade talks to address the new duties.
Spanish hotel chain Iberostar has ceased its operations in Cuba, following in the footsteps of Meliá, reportedly due to pressure from Washington. This move reflects the ongoing impact of US policies on foreign businesses in Cuba.
The director of the National Museum of American History in Washington has rejected sharp criticism from the White House, which labeled her museum a stronghold of "radical activists."
The United States has warned China that it could face sanctions over intellectual property theft related to artificial intelligence. This comes as the gap in AI model development between the two countries is reportedly narrowing.
A Washington-based lobbying firm hired by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has reportedly begun sharing documents related to a long-running US forfeiture case involving President Bola Ahmed Tinubu with officials of the Donald Trump administration and Congress.
Rabbi Zamir Isayev spoke about the vibrant Jewish communal life in Muslim-majority Azerbaijan during a Religious Freedom Forum held on Capitol Hill in Washington.
Reports indicate the US is considering options for a ground operation in Iran, escalating fears of conflict expansion, while Iran threatens land attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain and bombing its own territory in response to American strikes.
The conflict between the US and Iran has intensified, with Houthi rebels threatening a blockade of the Red Sea, raising concerns about global shipping and oil prices. Reports also indicate Iran pushed for a 10-day ceasefire while the US considers its missile capabilities for a potential large-scale war.
Reports suggest the US may be unable to sustain a war with Iran, as Ansar Allah closes Bab el-Mandeb and rumors circulate about MBS's dethronement, raising concerns about a potential nuclear attack.
The Iranian army spokesperson warned of retaliation against any US ground incursions on Kharg Island and threatened those using the Strait of Hormuz to supply Washington. This statement comes amid heightened tensions in the region.
President Trump stated that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would not be arrested if he visited the US, dismissing a threat from New York Mayor Mamdani. Trump also warned Iran of severe retaliation if any more American soldiers were killed, following fresh US strikes on Iran.
Pakistan's Finance Minister met with Honeywell representatives in Washington to discuss modernizing the country's refineries, aiming to boost domestic refining capacity and reduce reliance on imported petroleum products.
Daniele Compatangelo, the La7 journalist and Washington correspondent known for his recent interview with Donald Trump, has passed away at the age of 50.
House Speaker Mike Johnson has vowed that House Republicans will not leave Washington until votes on the stock trading ban, a stopgap spending bill, and the defense bill are finalized.
Concerns are growing in the Gulf region that the ongoing conflict could spiral out of control, even as Tehran and Washington do not rule out resuming negotiations.
Romanian official Oana Țoiu stated that she left a reception in Washington after one of the Tate brothers attempted to approach the Romanian delegation in a larger group, prior to their arrest.
The United States has continued its attacks on Iran for a ninth consecutive night following the deaths of three US soldiers, leading to a surge in oil prices. Despite the ongoing military action, Iran states that diplomatic negotiations with Washington are still proceeding through mediators.
In early 2026, Washington viewed Venezuela as a major investment opportunity due to its vast oil reserves and mineral wealth, but now faces a $37 billion problem after the venture failed to materialize as expected.
President Trump is reportedly considering resuming limited military attacks on Iran while not ruling out diplomacy, with discussions also focusing on a potential naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz to cut off Iranian revenue. The UK has stated it will not join Trump's proposed blockade of Iran's ports.
US President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu are scheduled to meet at the White House today, despite recent public disagreements and Trump's past critical remarks about Netanyahu.
Romania has expelled a Russian diplomat following multiple incidents where suspected Russian drones violated its airspace, prompting strong condemnation from Bucharest and solidarity from Poland. Romanian officials have confirmed the drones' Russian origin and are discussing the security implications with US counterparts.
Approximately 600,000 mosquitoes are being released in Washington, likely as part of a scientific experiment aimed at pest control or disease prevention strategies.
With Brazil's presidential election approaching, China is closely monitoring the contest between a Beijing-friendly incumbent and a pro-Washington challenger, anticipating implications for trade and diplomatic relations.
A report alleges that successive Israeli governments have consistently undermined diplomatic efforts and fueled tensions between Washington and Tehran over the past five decades.
A delegation from Montenegro's Democratic People's Party (DNP), including Milan Knežević, has been in Washington since Sunday. They have held meetings with figures such as Mark Ivanja, president of the Republican National Renewal, and Republican Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna.
Venezuela's political crisis is at a new crossroads, with talks between Chavismo and the opposition set to begin on August 1 under Washington's supervision, aiming to establish a path toward new elections two years after Nicolás Maduro falsely claimed victory in 2024.
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has signed a statement with Edmundo González Urrutia, expressing support for a democratic and free transition in the country, indicating she will not be an obstacle to Washington-forced negotiations.
During a meeting with the Kazakh President, Vladimir Putin discussed the Ukraine conflict, claiming Ukraine would eventually lose its western territories and that Russia did not start the war. The Kremlin also stated it was too early to comment on reported US-Ukraine ceasefire talks, while accusing Washington of a double standard regarding the conflict.
Ghanaian Vice President Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang delivered the keynote address at the 70th-anniversary celebration of Sister Cities International in Washington, D.C.
Germany is overhauling its approach to researching, funding, and utilizing 21st-century weaponry, driven by escalating threats from Moscow and diminishing support from Washington.
The 'Epstein Files' continue to shake America, with public interest in justice remaining strong, highlighted by an exhibition in Washington showcasing thousands of documents from the case.
Colonel José do Carmo views the survival of the Iranian regime as a defeat for the US, noting a tactical ceasefire in the Middle East for diplomacy while the US reinforces military assets. The article also mentions Zelensky's plea for vital support in Washington.
The conflict with Iran continues to deepen, with Houthi rebels claiming responsibility for a missile strike on Saudi Arabia, prompting U.S. President Donald Trump to consider new strikes on Iran. Despite Trump's claims of victory, the situation is described as catastrophic, with 'despair' in Washington and the President's assertions bordering on delusional.
New US tariffs have deepened disputes with international partners, with Washington justifying the measures based on forced labor claims, while affected countries dispute the rationale.
President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu met at the White House to discuss the escalating tensions with Iran. The meeting occurred amidst continued threats and military actions between the US and Iran, raising concerns about a potential wider conflict.
Actor Matt Damon revealed that working with esteemed actors like Robin Williams, Tom Hanks, and Denzel Washington shaped his approach to leading a film set.
A seaplane carrying 11 people crashed in the Puget Sound area near Seattle, resulting in a fiery wreck. Miraculously, everyone on board survived the incident.
US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy are scheduled to meet in Washington on Tuesday, according to White House officials. The meeting comes amid ongoing discussions about US aid to Ukraine and the broader conflict.
Tensions between Washington and Beijing are escalating due to US threats to sanction Chinese artificial intelligence companies over alleged intellectual property theft.
Lawmakers in Washington are debating an additional $11 billion farm bailout, raising questions about the necessity of further aid given that farmers are already set to receive $55 billion in payments.
EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaja Kallas questioned Washington's justification for imposing new tariffs, stating that the EU did not expect this development.
Donald Trump is reportedly considering a "massive attack" on Iran as tensions escalate, with Iran completing its second week of strikes against Gulf States. The US President has also threatened more intense attacks, including targeting food and water stores, while Iran has warned the UK.
Authorities in Republika Srpska have allocated millions of dollars from public funds to Washington-based lobbyists to campaign for the entity's autonomy.
Montenegro's Minister of Public Works, Majda Adžović, is set to sign an intergovernmental agreement in Washington with the US government for cooperation on strategic projects, including the Adriatic-Ionian corridor, energy, and the Port of Bar.
A quote attributed to George Washington emphasizes the importance of associating with positive individuals for personal growth and reputation enhancement, a concept supported by ancient and contemporary philosophers.
An opinion piece from Portugal analyzes perceived double standards in US foreign policy, noting Washington's strict demands on Iran regarding uranium enrichment while showing flexibility towards strategic ally Saudi Arabia.
Hunter Biden claimed in an interview with Don Lemon that some prominent Republican politicians in Washington might be closeted, suggesting this as a reason for their obsession with gay people.
Montenegrin Minister of Public Works Majda Adžović is on a working visit to Washington D.C. from today until July 27, during which an interstate agreement between Montenegro and the United States will be signed.
Former CIA Director James Woolsey, who died Tuesday at the age of 84 after a stroke at his home in Washington, suffered from the mysterious "Syndrome of...
A Washington Post article criticizes Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign against antidepressants, highlighting the reliance of millions of Americans on these medications and questioning his approach to policy change.
The newly reimagined National Geographic Museum of Exploration in Washington D.C. is being celebrated as a triumph, inspiring both wonder at the natural world and a desire for its protection.
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer stated that Washington is not receiving sufficient critical mineral exports from China, ahead of a meeting between President Xi Jinping and President Trump.
Michael R. Bloomberg argues against the dangerous idea gaining traction in Washington of handing the US government ownership stakes in major AI companies, warning against short-term thinking.
A Washington DC appeals court upheld a ruling in favor of the Titan Consortium hedge fund regarding Argentina's 2008 expropriation of the airline Aerolíneas Argentinas, ordering the country to pay over US$390 million.
Republican senators have unveiled a proposal for a memorial dedicated to victims of communism, to be placed directly across from the Chinese Embassy in Washington D.C.
Reports indicate that President Trump has approved a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia, potentially allowing the kingdom to enrich uranium. This 30-year cooperation deal aims to facilitate the civil use of nuclear energy in Saudi Arabia.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun stated that Lebanon has the capacity and will to disarm Hezbollah, but only if Israel withdraws from Lebanese territory, among other conditions. This declaration outlines the prerequisites for addressing the militant group's arsenal.
Facing increased threats from Moscow and dwindling support from Washington, the German military is re-evaluating its approach to researching, funding, and deploying 21st-century weaponry, with a focus on drones.
Washington is targeting AI models after restricting China's access to advanced chips, accusing China of AI technology theft and announcing controls on Chinese AI systems, with potential for new sanctions.
A storm is expected to hit the US Northeast, leading to the cancellation of 1,700 flights in New York, Washington, and Philadelphia by Tuesday afternoon, as airports prepare for severe weather conditions.
An analysis by Meg Tuszynski and Matthew D. Mitchell discusses the major economic forces impacting state economies in 2026, including trade uncertainty, inflation, national debt, and AI disruptions, largely stemming from Washington and corporate boardrooms.
The American Revolution, which spanned eight years from 1775 to 1783, saw George Washington's troops achieve victory by a narrow margin. This article is the third in a four-part series detailing the independence of the United States.
US President Donald Trump has dismissed Houthi threats to block maritime traffic in the Red Sea, stating that Washington is ready to respond if the rebels proceed with their actions.
Washington's Bible Museum, favored by Trump, caused a scandal by purchasing stolen artifacts and exhibiting forgeries, but now claims to have learned from its mistakes.
Iran's Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni held high-level meetings with Pakistani mediators in an ongoing diplomatic effort to de-escalate renewed tensions between Washington and Tehran.
Rapid advancements in Chinese artificial intelligence models are reportedly prompting Washington and Beijing to consider new measures to protect their respective technology sectors.
As US airstrikes continue in Iran, Iranian authorities are reportedly pursuing a strategy of attrition rather than direct confrontation. Their aim is to leverage the threat of global energy disruption to compel Washington to reassess its approach.
Europe's digital chief, Henna Virkkunen, has warned that artificial intelligence is evolving into a geopolitical weapon, urging Europe to avoid reliance on an unpredictable Washington for strategic capabilities.
Street vendors in New York City's Washington Heights neighborhood are reportedly openly selling illegal prescription pills, operating what has been described as an outdoor pharmacy.
The United States has accused Cuba of conducting decades-long subversion and espionage against the US, including infiltrating the highest levels of the American government. Washington claims Cuba has engaged in these activities for decades.
A statue depicting Thomas Jefferson drafting the Declaration of Independence has been added to the White House Rose Garden, joining existing statues of Washington, Franklin, and Hamilton.
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Iran's chief negotiator, sharply criticized recent US military actions in the Middle East, stating that Washington's behavior indicates a lack of genuine desire to end the recent escalation.
Washington DC residents are questioning whether there will be more wildfire smoke in the area this week, indicating ongoing concerns about air quality.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has commenced a critical visit to Washington to strengthen ties with the United States and secure support for Lebanon's sovereignty and security.
Preparations for Chinese President Xi Jinping's planned visit to the United States are proceeding as scheduled, despite recent tensions between Washington and Beijing, according to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
Reports indicate that the United States and Iran are close to an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with discussions focusing on restarting shipping traffic. President Trump is reportedly holding the final decision until his meeting with Netanyahu.
Analysts from Macquarie Ltd. predict a potential oversupply in oil markets before the end of the year, citing mounting pressure on Washington to finalize a deal with Iran ahead of the midterm elections.
Ahmed al-Sharaa has presented Syria's emerging foreign policy, which includes closer ties with Washington, continued engagement with Moscow, and eventual security arrangements with Israel, while aiming to avoid regional conflicts.
Representatives from Montenegro's Democratic People's Party (DNP), Milan Knežević and Vladislav Bojović, met with US officials, congressmen, and conservative organizations in Washington. Discussions focused on the political situation in Montenegro, the status of the Serbian people, and enhancing cooperation with the USA.
Fast-fashion giant Shein is reportedly facing significant losses in the first quarter of 2026, attributed to new US tariffs, as it prepares for a potential initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong. The company aims for a valuation between $40-50 billion, but analysts suggest it may struggle to justify this figure given the current economic climate and trade tensions.
China has strongly protested against US tariffs imposed on Chinese goods, which Washington justifies by citing alleged abuse of forced labor, urging the US to revoke these unilateral trade measures.
South Asia is experiencing a significant shift where smaller states have more options, leading to India's regional primacy gradually diminishing as China and the United States increase their influence.
Oil prices dropped significantly after the United States and Iran temporarily ceased their attacks over the weekend, leading to hopes for de-escalation in the Middle East. This pause in hostilities also positively impacted Asian equities and the DAX.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing accusations of war crimes and calls for his arrest, particularly from NYC Mayor Mamdani, while also dealing with a commission investigating the 'submarine affair' and reports of US warnings against escalating the Gaza war to Iran.
A man in Washington state is facing charges after a months-long investigation accused him of illegally 'wrestling' protected sharks. Body camera footage shows a wildlife officer confronting the fisherman over alleged illegal catches in Puget Sound.
South Korea's top trade negotiator traveled to Washington to address US concerns regarding alleged discrimination against Coupang, a US-listed e-commerce giant, which has become a point of contention between the two allies.
Analysts suggest that a new wave of US tariffs targeting seven Southeast Asian countries, citing forced labor practices, is reinforcing perceptions of Washington as an unreliable partner in the region.
The US State Department has reiterated that Turkey remains ineligible to purchase F-35 fighter jets unless it divests itself of the Russian S-400 air defense system. Washington's stance remains unchanged despite diplomatic efforts.
Donald Trump attended the rescheduled White House Correspondents' Dinner, where he delivered a speech filled with jabs at the media and joked about seeking a fourth presidential term in 2028. During his remarks, he also made comments about a female journalist's appearance and criticized LeBron James.
Reports from Washington indicate a sense of 'despair' regarding the escalating crisis with Iran, with claims of victory over Iran described as 'bordering on delusional' as the situation continues to worsen.
US forces reportedly fired upon a vessel in the Gulf of Oman, an incident that led the EU to delay the release of satellite imagery of the area at the request of the US. This event unfolds amidst broader regional tensions and reports of China pushing for renewed US-Iran talks.
Bystanders are being hailed as heroes for rescuing passengers from a seaplane that crashed and caught fire during an emergency landing on Sucia Island, near the British Columbia-Washington border.
The Vice President attended the 70th anniversary of Sister Cities in Washington, where he advocated for stronger city partnerships. He emphasized the importance of these collaborations in tackling global challenges, particularly highlighting the need for enhanced Africa partnerships.
Kenyans overstaying their US visas are now facing daily fines of Sh129,000, as Washington began implementing new penalties for irregular immigrants this week.
A seaplane carrying 11 people crashed in a fiery blaze off an island in Washington state, with footage showing the plane engulfed in flames after rescuers helped passengers to safety.
Milan Knežević and Vladislav Bojović, leaders of the Democratic People's Party, met in Washington with Marko Episkopos of the Quincy Institute to discuss the position of Serbs in Montenegro.
A seaplane made an emergency landing off the Washington coast before catching fire, but all 11 passengers and crew on board were accounted for and rescued. Multiple individuals sustained injuries in the incident.
The United States has imposed new tariffs on imports from 60 trading partners, including the European Union and Nigeria, with rates up to 12.5% over claims of forced labor. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas expressed negative surprise at the move, while some articles also mention unrelated US strikes on Iran.
During a concert stop in Washington, singer Noah Kahan humorously pretended to receive a phone call from the government, "ordering" fans to wear diapers due to issues with concertgoers relieving themselves mid-show.
A shooting was reported at the Canyon Park McDonald's in Bothell, Washington State, on Friday, July 24, according to police. This follows a previous 'tragic incident' at an Essex beach, though the nature of the events remains distinct.
Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf, Iran's chief negotiator and parliamentary speaker, ridiculed U.S. military strategy, asserting that American pressure has backfired on Washington, leading to triple-digit oil prices.
Hezbollah has strongly criticized Lebanese President Michel Aoun's visit to the United States, labeling it as an act of 'submission' to a foreign power.
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi has arrived in Iran to meet with President Masoud Pezeshkian. This visit aims to redefine Baghdad's relationship with Tehran and navigate the delicate balance between Washington and Tehran.
The latest US strikes on tunnels, bridges, and other infrastructure in southern Iran, further inland from the Strait of Hormuz, suggest a potential shift in Washington's strategy in the region.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi declared that negotiations with the United States cannot progress because of Washington's 'dominant' stance during the discussions.
Montenegrin politicians Knežević and Bojović met with Congresswoman Ana in Washington, where Knežević stated that the current government is unwilling to standardize the Serbian language as official and equate it with Montenegrin, while 300,000 Montenegrin diaspora members lack basic rights.
The United States' deal with Saudi Arabia to establish a civilian nuclear program, including uranium enrichment, has sparked fears in Israel and among critics that it could ignite a Middle East arms race, despite Washington's emphasis on nonproliferation safeguards.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is reportedly considering a visit to Washington next week to attend the funeral of former US Senator Lindsey Graham and hold bilateral talks with US President Donald Trump.
The United States and Saudi Arabia signed a landmark agreement to establish a civilian nuclear program in Saudi Arabia, allowing the kingdom to enrich uranium. This deal has raised concerns among Israeli officials about potential nuclear proliferation and its impact on regional stability.
The new head of Mossad reportedly met with the CIA director in Washington for secret discussions concerning the Iran nuclear deal. This meeting occurred before recent escalations in tensions, with Israeli media suggesting it aimed to pressure Trump to bomb a specific site.
US consumers, already facing decade-high coffee prices, could feel the impact of any Washington reaction to Nicaragua's presidential move to ban elections, raising concerns about potential economic repercussions.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with China's foreign minister to discuss plans for a summit between President Trump and Xi Jinping in Washington, without addressing Trump's claims of Chinese election interference.
A Wall Street Journal report explains why Israel is refraining from participating in the US bombing campaign against Iran, a stance that reportedly serves the interests of Washington and its Arab allies.
The International Criminal Court is standing firm against a US campaign, led by Marco Rubio, to dismantle it 'brick by brick' by pressuring the institution, its staff, and Washington's allies.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth disclosed that the war in Iran has cost American taxpayers $37.5 billion, as the US continued its strikes for the 11th consecutive night. Hegseth also sought urgent funds and warned of the 'greatest threat' to the US.
A Senate hearing in Washington has highlighted President Trump's difficulties in explaining the ongoing Iran war, as costs, casualties, and political opposition continue to mount.
During a meeting with Lebanon's president, Donald Trump pledged significant American aid and support for Lebanon, stating the country would receive the respect it deserves. Trump also indicated openness to talks with Hezbollah if requested by the Lebanese president.
Flash flood warnings were issued for parts of Ohio as heavy storms brought rain and tornado reports, causing water surges on streets in Morgan, Perry, and Washington counties.
Canadian and US officials have agreed to intensify trade negotiations following Washington's announcement of additional tariffs. This decision aims to address ongoing trade disputes between the two nations.
The US decision to allow Ukraine to produce Patriot interceptor missiles is a significant development in military cooperation between Washington and Kyiv since the invasion began. While it offers political leverage, it does not immediately resolve the current scarcity of missiles.
Milan Knežević announced the start of a diplomatic campaign titled "Let's Make Montenegro Great Again" in Washington and stated that the name of a new municipality would soon be revealed.
An analysis reveals significant differences in how Lebanon, Israel, and the US perceive the success and handling of Hezbollah within Lebanese Army pilot zones in the south, despite all supporting the initiative.
Israeli media reports indicate that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trip to Washington next week, intended for Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral and a meeting with the President, has not been finalized.
Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Katz, known for his unconventional diplomacy and suggestion to name a train station after Trump, has reportedly surprised Washington with his recent actions.
The war with Iran is entering a critical phase, intensifying concern in Washington following the deaths of several American soldiers, renewed threats from Trump, and potential political costs ahead of elections.
Italian journalist Daniele Compatangelo, a Washington correspondent and head of the foreign press association at the White House, died suddenly at the age of 50 due to a sudden illness.
Indonesia's choice to join a new China-led artificial intelligence organization has prompted discussions on how Jakarta can pursue its digital ambitions without complicating its relationship with Washington.
The American Revolution, which spanned eight years from 1775 to 1783, saw George Washington's troops achieve victory by a narrow margin. This article is the third in a four-part series detailing the independence of the United States.
An agency staffed with Trump appointees is reportedly attempting to bypass federal regulations to accelerate the construction of a 250-foot arch in Washington D.C., a project estimated to cost $100 million.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has stated that Venezuela's democratic transition is expected to begin in early August, also revealing that Washington has disbursed $180 million in earthquake aid.
Washington Trust Bancorp announced its second-quarter GAAP EPS of $0.83, surpassing estimates by $0.06, with revenue of $60.46 million also beating expectations.
Waymo and Uber are reportedly backing laws in Washington D.C. and New Jersey that critics argue protect existing businesses and hinder competition, according to Forbes.
Amidst over a week of military clashes between the US and Iran, Tehran has reportedly received intermediary proposals for resuming negotiations with Washington. Separately, a rapid-response plan linked to Cuba calls for protests at US military bases, ICE facilities, and federal buildings within 24 hours of any US attack on Cuba, indicating broader regional tensions.
Following political reactions, the Bulgarian government will submit a request to parliament from Washington to station US aircraft at the Bezmer military facility to support US military operations in the Middle East, according to Radev.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has commenced a critical visit to Washington, aiming to strengthen ties with the United States and secure support for Lebanon's sovereignty and security.
