Secretary of State Marco Rubio signed a diplomatic framework with Lebanon’s ambassador at the State Department intended to advance post-Iran-war stability.
Category: International
Australia’s Social Media Ban for Children Under 16 Not Working Says Government Review
Australian authorities acknowledged that platforms including Facebook Instagram and YouTube had not successfully enforced the world’s strictest child social media law.
South Korea’s Former First Lady Kim Keon Hee Faces Continued Legal Scrutiny After Arrest Warrant Hearing
The wife of former President Yoon Suk Yeol appeared in Seoul court for a renewed arrest warrant review related to ongoing corruption proceedings.
Rogue Obama Judge Strikes Down Key Parts of Trump Election Integrity Executive Order
Federal Judge Denise Casper finds Trump’s March 2025 election executive order exceeded presidential authority and violated separation of powers.
Seismic Shift DSA and Mamdani-Backed Candidates Sweep New York Primary Elections
Democratic socialist movement achieves its broadest electoral victories in New York City and congressional district races.
White House Deputy Issues Warning After Federal Judge Blocks Trump Election Order
Stephen Miller warns the judiciary after an Obama-appointed judge struck down major sections of Trump’s election integrity executive order.
Brazil Beats Scotland 3-0 to Top FIFA World Cup Group C and Set Up Round of 32 Match
Five-time world champions cruise through their group stage finale as Scotland is eliminated from the expanded 48-team World Cup.
Rubio Rules Out Iran Transit Fee Deal Saying No Country Supports Tolling the Strait
US Secretary of State categorically rejects any arrangement that would require ships to pay Iran for passage through Strait of Hormuz.
Rubio’s Gulf Tour Is First High-Level US Diplomatic Mission Since Iran Framework Agreement Last Week
Secretary of State’s visits to Kuwait Bahrain and UAE aim to reassure Gulf allies about the security implications of the US-Iran deal.
Peru’s Keiko Fujimori Celebrates Early Presidential Victory While Rival Alleges Overseas Vote Fraud
Fujimori holds 65% of overseas votes giving her an overall lead while Sánchez claims the international ballot processing was improper.