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Trump Threatens Retaliation Against Civilian Targets if Iran Strikes in Strait

President Trump said the U.S. would target a bridge or power plant, including in or near Tehran, if Iran fired on the Strait of Hormuz.

 

See How Houthis Put the Red Sea, an Alternative Oil Route, at Risk

Saudi Arabia has diverted huge amounts of oil to the Red Sea since the war began. Now Iranian-backed Houthi militants say they intend to block that route.

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A.I. Is Lifting Markets and the Economy and Raising Risks for Both

Investment in A.I. and related companies is carrying the U.S. economy. If investor confidence falters, economic activity built atop it could crash.

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Pete Ryan

Mamdani Calls Netanyahu ‘Architect’ of Genocide and Urges U.S. to Arrest Him

Mayor Zohran Mamdani said the city explored whether it could arrest Benjamin Netanyahu during an expected visit, but concluded it did not have the authority.

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Julie Yoon

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Coveted U.S. Nuclear Deal Is a Coup for Saudi Crown Prince

Saudi Arabia had for years sought the controversial deal to transfer American nuclear technology to the kingdom. It is expected to be sealed on Wednesday.

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The Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, dressed in a long black robe and red and white checked headdress, sits beside President Trump in front of a fireplace with ornate gold decoration.The Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, dressed in a long black robe and red and white checked headdress, sits beside President Trump in front of a fireplace with ornate gold decoration.
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How Donald Trump Jr.’s Investment Firm Is Unapologetically Cashing In

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Maureen Farrell

Maureen Farrell

I’ve been reporting on Donald Trump Jr.'s financial firm, 1789 Capital, for much of 2026, including meeting with Trump Jr. and his partner, Omeed Malik in Miami.

Maureen Farrell

Maureen Farrell

1789’s returns are jaw dropping by any measure. They’ve gotten into the hottest companies and are on track to post profits this year of roughly 200%, far beyond most competitors.

Maureen Farrell

Maureen Farrell

Trump Jr. and Malik are unapologetic about their unique knowledge base, which they say comes from just how many people they know in the administration. They've downplayed their access to President Trump.

Maureen Farrell

Maureen Farrell

Still, their success raises questions about just where lines should be drawn for family members of a sitting president. Historically family members have avoided the appearance of cashing in on the Oval Office.

Maureen Farrell

Maureen Farrell

With 1789 Capital, Trump Jr. and Malik are betting that with their outsize returns, their firm will become an investing behemoth and far outlast the Trump administration.

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A Mandate for Change and a Monumental Test for Ukraine’s New Military Chief

Maj. Gen. Mykhailo Drapatyi is assuming command of Ukraine’s armed forces in a fraught moment of military and political transition.

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Firing of Ukraine’s Top General Signals the End of an Era

Gen. Oleksandr Syrskyi, who commanded crucial battles, oversaw an expansion of drone warfare against Russia, but many Ukrainians want even more.

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Gen. Oleksandr Syrskyi, wearing fatigues, stands in a dirt trench near other military members. Gen. Oleksandr Syrskyi, wearing fatigues, stands in a dirt trench near other military members.
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Government Cuts Funding for Teen Pregnancy Program to Focus on Marriage

The administration canceled federal grants to organizations, accusing them of encouraging premarital sex. New criteria say programs should stress abstinence.

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The Trump administration canceled a $1.6 million grant for a teen pregnancy prevention project run by Fact Forward, a nonprofit in Columbia, S.C., led by Rena Dixon.The Trump administration canceled a $1.6 million grant for a teen pregnancy prevention project run by Fact Forward, a nonprofit in Columbia, S.C., led by Rena Dixon.
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A Mexican Town Was Known for Lettuce. Now It’s Known for Cyclospora.

A shredding facility in Guanajuato, owned by the California-based company Taylor Farms, has been potentially linked to an outbreak that has sickened thousands.

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