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Meta, Anthropic, Google and OpenAI are meeting with Trump administration officials to discuss voluntary safety testing for advanced AI models, following disclosures that their AI tools compromised other companies' systems.
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested a Johns Hopkins University researcher at an airport attempting to board a domestic flight, as the Trump administration significantly escalates immigration enforcement operations nationwide.
A senior US House Democrat has initiated an investigation into FIFA, alleging the soccer body engaged in corruption and secured favourable treatment from the Trump administration, including dropping of corruption cases and World Cup ticket fraud.
Australia's PM Anthony Albanese has committed to pressing the Trump administration over newly imposed tariffs on Australian goods, arguing the levies are unjustified and vowing to pursue their removal through diplomatic channels.
Following a Supreme Court defeat on birthright citizenship, Donald Trump's administration is pivoting toward prosecuting so-called birth tourism schemes, with particular focus on China—despite limited evidence the practice is widespread.
Singapore has been hit with a 12.5% tariff on about one-third of its US-bound exports under a controversial forced-labour investigation. The measure threatens regional trade stability and signals wider US protectionism.
A US federal appeals court has rejected the Trump administration's attempt to overturn a judge's ruling that prevents implementation of a US$100,000 fee on new H-1B visas for highly skilled foreign workers.
The US has slapped Singapore with a 12.5% tariff, claiming insufficient forced labour enforcement. About one-third of Singapore's exports face the new duty. The move reflects broader Trump administration trade shifts.
President Trump delivered a confrontational speech linking China's alleged election interference to broader national security concerns, while pushing voting reforms and threatening media outlets ahead of midterm elections.
President Trump praised Spain's World Cup victory on Sunday, marking a dramatic reversal from his recent condemnation of Madrid as a 'terrible' NATO partner and threat to cut all trade ties.
Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei has denounced the United States for violating a peace memorandum signed in June, characterizing President Trump's signature as meaningless and threatening unforgettable consequences if hostilities persist.
Two American advocacy groups have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, contending that newly imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court breach constitutional free speech rights following an aggressive diplomatic offensive.
Iran has rejected US President Donald Trump's proposal for peace talks without a ceasefire, demanding Washington address grievances over the Strait of Hormuz and oil sales. Escalating rhetoric and military strikes have deepened the impasse.
Beijing's sustained economic coercion of Japan following Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's Taiwan comments has strained the US-Japan alliance, with the Trump administration's muted response signalling shifting priorities in Asia that worry regional analysts.
The US Supreme Court has rejected President Trump's executive order to strip birthright citizenship from children born to undocumented immigrants and temporary visa holders, ruling 6-3 in favour of constitutional protections established after the Civil War.
In a significant legal defeat for President Trump, the US Supreme Court has upheld a state law permitting the counting of mail-in ballots that arrive after Election Day. The ruling underscores ongoing tensions over ballot access and vote counting procedures.