US Deports 50 Migrants To Violence-gripped Haiti
The United States on Thursday deported more than 50 Haitian migrants, US and Haitian officials said, sending them back to a country which has been beset by spiraling gang violence in recent weeks.
Explosions In Iran, US Media Reports Israeli Strikes
Air defense systems over several Iranian cities were activated, state media reported, after the country's official broadcaster said explosions were heard near the central city of Isfahan. ABC and CBS News reported the strikes had been carried out by Israel, quoting US officials. There was no immediate comment from the White House or Pentagon.
Vote Counting Starts In Solomon Islands As China, US Trade Barbs
Vote counting was under way Thursday in the South Pacific's Solomon Islands, a contest keenly watched from afar as China's efforts to stamp its mark on the region are tested.
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Consumer price data released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) shows that car insurance premiums rose at a whopping annual rate of 22.2% in March, well above the 3.5% rise in the Consumer Price Index (CPI).
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Biden, Netanyahu To Speak Thursday Following Gaza Aid Deaths: US Official
US President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will speak on Thursday, a US official said, in their first call since an Israeli strike killed seven aid workers in Gaza.
Venezuela Says US Building 'Secret' Bases In Disputed Essequibo
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Wednesday accused the United States of building "secret military bases" in Essequibo, an oil-rich region of Guyana that Caracas claims as its territory.
Biden, Xi Clash But Seek To Manage Tensions As US Officials Head To China
The nearly two-hour telephone conversation was the two leaders' first direct interaction since a summit in November in California that saw a marked thaw in tone, if not the long-term rivalry, between the world's two largest economies.
Trump Reprises 'Bloodbath' Claim In Immigration Speeches
In some of his most inflammatory comments to date on border security, Trump accused President Joe Biden of unleashing "carnage, chaos and killing" in a country he said was flooded with drugs and besieged by foreign criminal gangs.
World Central Kitchen: A Celebrity Chef Feeding People In Need
World Central Kitchen, which is mourning the deaths of seven employees in Gaza, was founded by Spanish-American celebrity chef Jose Andres, who began cooking for people in crisis zones after the Haiti earthquake of 2010.
Trump Posts $175 Million Bond In Civil Fraud Case
The nearly half billion sum he originally owed had raised the possibility that New York authorities would move to seize Trump assets if he could not pay, but the reduction -- and his finding a company to put up the bond, as announced Monday -- has given him breathing room.
Workers Remove First Chunk Of Destroyed Baltimore Bridge
Authorities hope that removing the bridge -- by cutting it into smaller sections and lifting them out -- will help rescuers recover all the victims' bodies as well as reopen the crucial shipping lane.
Starting Monday, Fast Food Workers In California To Get Minimum Wage Of $20 Per Hour
The law was passed by Democrats in the state Legislature last year, acknowledging the considerable number of the over 500,000 fast-food workers.
The US Expresses Support For Newly Established Palestinian Government
The United States views the Palestinian Authority as a crucial element in its envisioned post-war Gaza plans.
'Scolded' Braless Passenger Wants Meeting With US Airline Boss
A woman who says she was threatened with being kicked off a US Delta Air Lines flight because she was not wearing a bra demanded a meeting with the company's top boss on Thursday over what she says is a discriminatory policy.
Yellen To Warn China Of Industrial Oversupply Risks
A surge in cheap exports from China in industries like electric vehicles could create an oversupply and hurt economies, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned in a speech on Wednesday.
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Major Baltimore Bridge Collapses After Ship Collision
A major bridge in the US city of Baltimore almost entirely collapsed Tuesday after being struck by a cargo ship, sending multiple vehicles and up to 20 people plunging into the harbor below.
VP Harris Warns Of 'Consequences' For Israel Over Planned Invasion
Her remarks come in the wake of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's approval of a plan to invade Rafah, prompting concerns from President Joe Biden about the safety of civilians caught in the crossfire.
China Blocks Use Of US-Made Intel & AMD Chips In Govt Computers: Report
The latest measure underscores Communist China's drive to enhance its native technological prowess, mirroring actions taken by the US amidst escalating tensions between the two global powers.
UN Security Council To Vote On Gaza Ceasefire With Uncertain Outcome
The United States, which has repeatedly blocked calls for a truce in Gaza, will submit a draft resolution to the UN Security Council Friday on the need for "an immediate ceasefire," while Russia pushes for even more explicit demands for peace.
16 US States Challenge Biden Admin Freeze On New LNG Export Approvals
Texas and 15 other US states filed a lawsuit on Thursday challenging the Biden administration's freeze on new liquefied natural gas exports.
US Circulates Draft UN Resolution Seeking Immediate Gaza Ceasefire
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