The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
Japan's short-term government borrowing costs climbed to levels not seen in more than three decades, while long-dated yields also set records and U.S. rates pressed against multi-year highs.
Tokyo Metro says a data breach may have exposed the email addresses of 59,000 customers, according to a claim circulating widely online. Next News Network could not independently verify the incident.
Markets opened the week under pressure after President Trump rejected Iran's latest proposal on the Strait of Hormuz and said he is 'very seriously' considering a diesel export ban, with Brent crude near $105.70 and the 10-year Treasury yield climbing.
The gymnast told TikTok followers that three masked men took her Porsche GTS during her final months in Chicago, an account that spread across the Washington Times and other outlets and that prompted her and her husband to get a Doberman. Next News Network could not independently verify the claim.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham calls for calm after the High Court in Belfast cleared a contentious Orange Order parade, while Sinn Féin leaders join protesters blocking the Garvaghy Road route in Portadown. Next News Network could not independently verify the parade's outcome.
Iran is accused of mining a key shipping lane in the Strait of Hormuz while President Trump says the U.S. has 'already won' militarily. Both sides say they want a deal, but neither is blinking.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced that the Department of Homeland Security has approved a historic $7.5 billion reimbursement to cover the costs of Operation Lone Star, the state's aggressive border security mission launched to counter the Biden administration's open border policies.
President Trump called his meetings with Chinese President Xi Jinping "great" and announced a two-month extension of the trade truce, drawing a wave of follow-up reporting from outlets including the Washington Times, OAN and ABC. Next News Network could not independently verify the claims circulating about the visit.
Leading artificial intelligence companies are reportedly probing tens of thousands of potential safety and security incidents, some of which could involve criminal activity, according to a new report. The claim has sparked urgent calls for stronger safeguards and regulation across the industry.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Iran will soon exhaust its final oil shipments to China and be left with nothing to trade. The claim, amplified across conservative accounts Sunday, has not been independently confirmed.
Somebody found Xi's camera from the state dinner. Somebody else found the Democrats' camera from a midterm party they haven't won yet. One is the funniest thing on the internet. The other is a warning with a punchline attached.
An Airbnb renter in Fort Lauderdale allegedly shot an eighteen-year-old home invasion suspect during a break-in, and conservative accounts are rallying behind the renter as police investigate the shooting as self-defense.
