Secret Service Agrees To Independent Probe Over Trump Shooting
The 78-year-old former president was injured but survived an assassination attempt at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday, a brazen attack that shocked a nation already deeply polarized ahead of the November election.
US Judge Dismisses Trump Classified Documents Case
The dismissal was a stunning victory for Trump, effectively removing a major legal threat against the former president, who faces other criminal cases that he says should be thrown out as well.
Recent Data Adds To Fed Confidence On Cooling Inflation: Powell
While the central bank has focused largely on inflation -- which surged in the wake of the pandemic -- it is now also closely monitoring its mandate of promoting maximum employment, Powell added.
Spain Celebrates Euro 2024 Heroes
Thousands of people in Madrid welcomed Spain's squad home on Monday after they beat England to win Euro 2024.
Beijingers Feel The Pinch As Economic Data Disappoints
Chinese authorities on Monday said the country's economy had expanded by just 4.7 percent in the second quarter, some of its slowest progress in years and a sign that official efforts to revive growth were not working.
4 Killed In Shooting Near Oman Mosque: Police
The force gave an initial toll of four killed and "several others" wounded at the mosque in eastern Muscat. Such an attack is rare in the Sultanate, which has regularly played the role of mediator in regional conflicts.
High-ranking North Korean Diplomat In Cuba Defected To South: Report
North Korean diplomat Ri Il Kyu had been responsible for political affairs at Pyongyang's embassy in Cuba since 2019, tasked specifically "with obstructing the establishment of diplomatic relations between South Korea and Cuba", the Chosun Daily reported.
J.D. Vance Is Trump's Bold Choice For VP, But Can He Win?
A White House candidate often chooses a vice presidential running mate who can appeal to new categories of voters or compensate for acknowledged weaknesses in terms of image or policy.
Cartier-owner Richemont Says China Sales Tumble 27%
The Swiss luxury group said overall sales dipped one percent to 5.27 billion euros ($5.74 billion) in its first quarter that ended June 30, with growth seen in the Americas, Japan and Europe.
200 More Kenyan Police Deploy To Tackle Haiti Violence
The deployment comes after the East African nation sent some 400 officers to the violence-ravaged Haitian capital Port-au-Prince in June, part of a controversial offer to send some 1,000 police to help stabilize the country.
Southgate Quits As England Manager
Names immediately bandied around as 53-year-old Southgate's successor are Newcastle manager Eddie Howe, and two former Chelsea handlers, Graham Potter and Mauricio Pochettino.
Rwanda's Kagame Wins Fourth Term With 99 Percent Of Vote
The outcome of Monday's poll was never in doubt, with Kagame ruling the small African nation with an iron fist as de facto leader then president for three decades.
Israel Bombs Gaza After US Criticizes High Civilian Toll
Residents told AFP of Israeli warplanes striking central Gaza and artillery fire hitting the territory's south, while medics said they pulled multiple bodies from the rubble of the latest bombardment.
Russia Gives Cautious Reaction To Zelensky's Summit Offer
Zelensky said on Monday that Russia "should be" represented at a second summit on the Ukraine conflict, following high-level talks last month in Switzerland that Moscow did not attend and heavily criticized.
French PM Poised To Take Caretaker Role In Deadlocked France
French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal was set to resign but stay on as head of a caretaker government Tuesday, officials said, with no replacement in sight as divided parliamentary groups succumb to infighting.
Swatch Profits Plunge As China Luxury Crisis Bites
Known for its brightly colored plastic watches, Swatch also owns a number of luxury brands including Longines, Omega and Tissot, and said it was a drop in demand for upscale products that hurt its performance.
Kenya Police Say Suspect In Dumped Bodies Case Confessed To 42 Murders
Since Friday, a total of nine mutilated and dismembered bodies trussed in plastic bags have been pulled from the garbage site in the Mukuru slum area in the south of the capital, a gruesome discovery that has horrified the nation.
Israel Hits Gaza From Land, Sea And Air As Hamas Halts Talks
Shells rained down on the neighborhoods of Tal Al-Hawa, Sheikh Ajlin and Al-Sabra in Gaza City, AFP correspondents reported, while eyewitnesses said the Israeli army had shelled the Al-Mughraqa area and the northern outskirts of the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza.
Alcaraz Dominates Djokovic To Retain Wimbledon Crown
The Spanish third seed produced a performance combining awesome power with delicate touch to win 6-2, 6-2, 7-6 (7/4), collecting the fourth Grand Slam of his young career.
Pressure Cooker: Milwaukee Braces For Trump Convention
The lakeside municipality in battleground Wisconsin finds itself in the eye of a political and security maelstrom following the spasm of violence that has shaken the 2024 campaign and prompted questions about the country's political polarization.
Gaza Civil Defence Says 15 Killed In Israel Strike On Gaza School
The strike on the UN-run Abu Araban site in central Gaza's Nuseirat camp was the fifth on a school-turned-shelter in eight days.
Spain Beat England To Win Euro 2024 Final With Late Oyarzabal Goal
England had been dreaming of winning a first title in almost six decades and it looked as if it could be their night as Spain lost influential midfielder Rodri to injury at half-time.
Hope Turns To Familiar Disappointment For England Fans In London
After decades of underwhelming performances, England have now come tantalizingly close under manager Gareth Southgate to breaking their curse in the last two European Championships, having lost on penalties to Italy in the last final.
Security In Question In Trump Attack Aftermath
Interrogations centered on the extent of the perimeter established by the security services, in particular the US Secret Service, which is responsible for protecting America's top political figures.
Somalia Cafe Attack Toll Climbs To Nine: Security Sources
The death toll from a blast at a cafe in Somalia's capital Mogadishu has climbed to nine, security sources told AFP Monday, after a car bomb struck the venue packed with football fans watching the Euro 2024 final.
China Posts Disappointing Growth As Officials Hold Key Meeting
The world's second-largest economy is grappling with a real estate debt crisis, weakening consumption, and an ageing population.
Rwanda Votes As Kagame Set To Extend Rule
Rwanda's de facto leader since the end of the 1994 genocide and president since 2000, Kagame faces only two challengers after several prominent critics were barred from standing.
Musk's X 'Deceives' Users With Blue Checks, EU Charges
EU regulators are unhappy with the blue badge system under Musk's ownership since anyone can now obtain it with a premium subscription, whereas before it was reserved for verified accounts including leaders, companies and journalists, after approval.
'Time To End The War': Biden Sees Progress On Gaza Deal
Biden, in a high-stakes, nearly hour-long news conference aimed at repudiating doubters of his reelection bid, acknowledged concerns about Israeli actions despite his overall support for the US ally.
Syrians Prepare For 'Predetermined' Election
It will be the fourth election to Syria's largely rubber-stamp parliament since civil war erupted in 2011. As in the previous ones, President Bashar al-Assad's Baath party, in power since 1963, is expected to secure most of the 250 seats.