Trump’s DC Golf Course Plan Faces Court Order
Trump plans to begin renovating Washington’s East Potomac golf facility in November, but a judge has temporarily blocked related tree clearing.
Trump plans to begin renovating Washington’s East Potomac golf facility in November, but a judge has temporarily blocked related tree clearing.
A reported fire at a Canadian military base in Alberta killed four service members and hospitalized 39 people. At least 19 patients were reportedly in critical condition.
Reports describe protests across France escalating into riots, with fires, looting, property damage and concerns over reported damage to a synagogue and Jewish-owned shops.
The U.S. ambassador to Israel has called for the arrest and prosecution of West Bank settlers accused of attacking CBS News photographer Heidi Levine.
Police filed no charges against the driver in the Stryker Sports Complex crash in Wichita that killed two people and injured 10. The driver was released from custody.
Donald Trump says a historic Washington, D.C., golf course will close for 15 months during renovations, with construction expected to begin next month.
Scott Bessent warned Volodymyr Zelenskyy to be careful over claims that the United States was throttling Starlink in Ukraine. The allegation remains unverified.
Apple Store planning may signal a possible OLED iPad mini sales window, but Apple has not confirmed the release date, price, or final specifications.
China’s reported Treasury holdings have fallen while total foreign holdings reached a record high. Third-country custodians may explain part of the apparent contradiction.
Employees or tenants at a reported 99-story Riyadh skyscraper were sent home amid Houthi-related security concerns. Reports do not confirm an attack or citywide evacuation.