Pentagon Deploys 600 Military Lawyers as Immigration Judges Amid Backlog
The Pentagon sends 600 military lawyers to serve as temporary immigration judges, aiming to reduce case backlogs amid political debate over militarization.
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CDC Leadership Shakeup Sparks Public Health Concerns
Top CDC officials resign amid concerns over vaccine policy shifts, raising alarms about public health preparedness and leadership stability.
Thailand Set for Prime Minister Vote After Dissolution Bid Fails
Thailand’s parliament prepares to vote on a new prime minister after the ruling party’s bid to dissolve the legislature was rejected, ending a weeks-long political stalemate.
Israel Vows ‘Biblical Retaliation’ Against Yemen’s Houthis Amid Escalating Tensions
Israeli defense minister threatens biblical-scale retaliation against Yemen’s Houthis as missile attacks intensify, escalating Middle Eastern tensions.
UNGA Marks Nuclear Test Ban Day Amid Global Tensions
UN officials emphasize the moral imperative to ban nuclear tests, highlighting progress since 1996 and nuclear technology’s peaceful applications amid global tensions.
Israel Rejects Hamas Ceasefire Proposal, Gaza Offensive Looms
Israel rejects Hamas’ ceasefire terms, vows military action in Gaza as West Bank annexation plans escalate regional tensions.
Global Leaders Praise China’s V-Day Parade as Historic Unity Display
World leaders commend China’s V-Day parade marking 80 years since WWII victory, highlighting unity and global cooperation in Beijing event.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration’s $2.2B Harvard Funding Cut
A federal judge ruled the Trump administration unlawfully cut $2.2B in grants to Harvard, marking a legal victory amid ongoing disputes over campus policies.
Trump Warns of Trade Deal Reversal Amid Tariff Legal Battle
U.S. President Trump warns of unwinding trade deals if Supreme Court rules against tariffs, impacting global economic ties.
Lisbon’s Gloria Funicular Crash Leaves 15 Dead, 18 Injured
At least 15 killed, 18 injured after Lisbon’s historic Gloria Funicular derails, raising safety concerns for tourist hotspots.
U.S. Labor Day Protests Highlight Worker-Billionaire Divide
Thousands rallied across the U.S. on Labor Day, protesting economic inequality and advocating for worker rights over billionaire interests.
U.S. Congress Faces Critical Funding Deadline Amid Political Turmoil
U.S. lawmakers race to avoid government shutdown by Sept. 30 amid political tensions and market concerns, with implications for Asia’s economic landscape.
Trump to Discuss Trade with Poland’s President at White House Meeting
U.S. President Donald Trump will meet Polish President Karol Nawrocki to discuss trade, energy cooperation, and transatlantic relations amid evolving global economic landscapes.
Peru and China Celebrate 44 Years of Cultural Exchange
Peru and China commemorate 44 years of cultural collaboration, highlighting shared heritage and deepening bilateral relations through vibrant exchanges.
Bolsonaro Faces Coup Allegations Trial in Brazil’s Supreme Court
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro’s trial on coup allegations begins, deepening political divisions in Latin America’s largest economy.
South Florida Tourism Faces Turbulence as Travel Declines
South Florida’s tourism sector grapples with falling passenger numbers and worker protests amid political and economic challenges.
Mexico’s Sheinbaum Outlines Vision in First State Address
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum highlights achievements and challenges in her first State of the Union address, with implications for global markets and Asia-Mexico ties.
China’s V-Day Parade Spotlights Peacekeeping Role, Global Unity Call
China showcases UN peacekeeping contributions in historic Victory Day parade, reaffirming commitment to global stability and multilateral cooperation.
Zelenskyy Seeks European Security Pledges in Paris Talks
Zelenskyy meets European leaders in Paris to negotiate security guarantees against Russian aggression, amid debates over troop deployments and NATO-style defenses.
Xi Jinping, Anwar Ibrahim Strengthen China-Malaysia Ties in Beijing Meeting
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim met in Beijing to enhance bilateral cooperation and regional economic ties.