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Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir called for killing '30 to 40' Palestinians in Gaza nightly as Jared Kushner races to salvage Trump's fragile ceasefire deal.

A study by Sveriges Riksbank reveals that middle-aged consumers' shopping habits, driven by baby boomers, weakened competition, reducing US real GDP by up to 1.2% at its peak.

President Trump has instructed the Pentagon to reduce joint military drills with South Korea, citing high costs and diplomatic tensions with North Korea and Iran.

A Tennessee teacher resigned after accusing Nashville schools of pressuring her to change a student's grade, highlighting ongoing disputes over academic integrity and administrative practices.

An unverified photo of graffiti on an aircraft in the Persian Gulf raises questions about US military morale and authenticity, sparking debate over indefinite troop deployments in the Middle East.

Nancy Mace, leaving Congress in 2027, uses her new media platform to share personal stories, including her tattoos and trauma, marking a shift from her political career to personal reinvention.

A US Navy sailor reveals poor conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, sparking controversy over crew treatment during a record deployment in the Middle East amid tensions with Iran.

A Trump-supporting tech executive's faith in immigration policies is tested when his Russian wife is detained by ICE despite her pending green card application, highlighting aggressive enforcement tactics.

A new analysis reveals that nearly 850,000 women have left the US labour force since January, highlighting a significant gender disparity as women face longer job searches and sector-specific challenges.

President Trump's comments about 'young, beautiful girls' thanking him at the White House overshadowed his announcement of falling crime rates, sparking scrutiny and overshadowing the intended political message.

Iran's army chief announced a $30,000 bounty for capturing or killing US soldiers, escalating tensions. The reward doubles for women, highlighting the conflict's intensity and Tehran's provocative stance.

A Trump supporter faces a personal crisis as his wife is detained by ICE, highlighting the harsh realities of immigration enforcement and sparking wider disillusionment among voters.

California has identified 592 silicosis cases among quartz countertop workers since 2019, including 65 lung transplants and 31 deaths.

SpaceX launched a classified US Space Force payload 38 minutes after a Globalstar mission, setting a new record for orbital launch turnaround time.

Todd Blanche, former Trump lawyer, asserts his independence as Attorney General, emphasising his commitment to the rule of law despite past ties to Trump.

Rebel Creamery filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after Van Leeuwen won a £17.6m ($23.785m) judgment over disputed ice cream packaging.

Iran's military has announced a $30,000 reward for capturing or killing US soldiers, doubling the bounty for Iranian women, amid ongoing tensions and conflict in West Asia.

The FBI is investigating how a North Korean IT worker infiltrated a US federal agency, raising concerns about the effectiveness of hiring checks and the growing threat of North Korean cyber operations.

Melania Trump has been absent from public view for 25 days, missing key events and sparking speculation about her role and schedule as First Lady.

Former female staffers from Trump's White House reveal burnout due to high expectations for professional perfection and constant availability, highlighting the challenges of balancing demanding roles with family life.

The US Department of Justice has charged 11 individuals in a decade-long marriage fraud scheme, allegedly arranging over 1,000 sham marriages to help foreign nationals obtain US green cards.

Selena Gomez and her Wondermind co-founders are being sued by two investment firms that claim they were misled into putting more than $1 million into the mental health startup.

A viral theory claims US President Trump was jolted awake by an aide during a vaccine briefing, sparking online speculation about a hidden device. The claims remain unverified.

The Pentagon is investigating claims of two cellphone videos showing a 100-foot triangular object near a Colorado military base. The videos remain unverified, with details emerging from anonymous sources.

Dr Rachel Danis, a medical specialist, faces public scrutiny after marrying Patrick Clancy, whose ex-wife is on trial for a high-profile family tragedy. Her career and social media presence are under examination.

A US Navy sailor's mental health struggles and expired prescription raise safety concerns aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, highlighting broader issues of morale and support during extended deployments.

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit eastern Indonesia, causing 38 deaths and trapping residents. Rescue efforts are hindered by landslides and communication issues, with aftershocks continuing to pose risks.

Country singer Bryan Andrews faces industry backlash and threats after criticising Trump supporters, questioning their Christian values. Despite risks, he remains vocal about his political stance.

Federal prosecutions for sex trafficking have decreased significantly under the Trump administration, attributed to resource shifts, staffing shortages, and victim reluctance, according to a Reuters.