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Breaking: More deportations loom as Trump signs $70bn immigration enforcement bill
President Trump signs a $70 billion immigration enforcement funding package, enhancing border security and deportation efforts over the next three years.
Breaking: Israel kills leader of Hamas’ military wing after deadly strikes
Israeli military confirms the killing of Hamas commander Izz al-Din al-Haddad, pivotal in the October 7 attacks, amid escalating Gaza conflict and fragile ceasefire.
Breaking: Trump's wife finally breaks silence over "Epstein files" allegation
Melania Trump vehemently denies any link to Jeffrey Epstein, calling allegations false and damaging while urging Congress to hold public hearings for survivors.
Breaking: Tension as Trump issues another deadly warning to Iran, ‘a whole civilization will die tonight’
US President Donald Trump warns Iran of severe consequences if demands are unmet by the deadline, escalating tensions amid rising casualties across the region.
Breaking: US currency to carry Trump’s signature for the first time as sitting president
US Treasury plans to feature Trump’s signature on new currency, marking a first for a sitting president, as experts predict potential backlash amid rising costs.
Pilot and co-pilot declared dead as aircraft conveying over 70 passengers hits firetruck in popular city
A Jazz Aviation-operated Air Canada flight collided with a firetruck at LaGuardia Airport, causing significant damage and prompting an extensive investigation.
Oil prices soar after Iran names new supreme leader and launches more attacks
Tensions escalate in the Middle East as Mojtaba Khamenei becomes Iran’s new leader, prompting military strikes and surging oil prices amid geopolitical instability.
In Bulgaria, villagers fret about euro introduction
In Bilyana Nikolova's grocery store in Chuprene, a village in northwestern Bulgaria, prices are now displayed in levs and euros on hundreds of food products and other items. But in small villages across Bulgaria concerns are running high that the euro will mean higher prices.
Delayed US data expected to show solid growth in 3rd quarter
The US economy is expected to post another solid economic growth reading Tuesday, but the much-delayed figures likely will not settle debate on the labor market, AI and other variables. Forecasters expect Tuesday's third-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) report to show 3.2 percent growth, according to consensus estimates from MarketWatch and Trading Economics.
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