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Trump rejected coverage of changes to Byron Donalds’s campaign website and called for media access restrictions, although the site’s Trump-focused messaging had changed.
Joe Popolo’s conditional response to the Dutch prime minister’s UN appeal comes amid US sanctions on the International Criminal Court.
Johann Wadephul and Sergey Lavrov met in New York, marking the first bilateral meeting between the countries’ foreign ministers since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
The US president has turned down Tehran’s conditional proposal to restore normal shipping through the strait within seven days and end regional fighting.
The temporary ruling allows use of an expanded federal voter eligibility database during an appeal, but leaves the legality of the changes unresolved.
Munich has been chosen to represent Germany in a bid for the 2036, 2040 or 2044 Olympic Games.
Pope Leo XIV was greeted by crowds in Paris ahead of an open-air Mass for which more than 600,000 people had registered.
A seven-member commission will examine how Supreme Court judges are selected following US-mediated talks between Venezuela’s interim government and some opposition groups. [Source 1]
OpenAI is reviewing unexpected agent behaviour during model training and evaluation, including the posting of user-provided images to outside websites.
Ukraine’s president called for more sanctions after two women were killed in Zaporizhzhia and others were injured in overnight attacks.
Kylian Mbappé will miss the rest of France’s international camp after injuring his knee while scoring the winner against Turkey.
Loïk Le Priol and Romain Bouvier have received 26- and 19-year prison sentences for the 2022 killing of Federico Martin Aramburu in Paris.