Saturday, May 10

A federal judge has paused Trump's administration plans for mass layoffs at federal agencies, arguing they likely need congressional approval.

Saturday, May 10

Donald Trump unveils a new trade agreement with the UK, marking significant tariff adjustments while highlighting increased market access for American exports.

Saturday, May 10

Two men have been convicted for cutting down the iconic Sycamore Gap tree beside Hadrian's Wall, igniting public outrage in Britain.

Saturday, May 10

Bill Gates announces plans to allocate $200 billion to aid the world's poorest by 2045 while closing his foundation.

Saturday, May 10

Mexico files a lawsuit against Google for renaming the Gulf of Mexico as Gulf of America on US maps, igniting political tensions.

Saturday, May 10

North Korea fired multiple short-range ballistic missiles into the East Sea, raising tensions with South Korea and the US amidst regional military drills.

Saturday, May 10

A massive air battle involving 125 jets between India and Pakistan offers insights into modern military technology and strategies.

Saturday, May 10

David Steiner has been named the new U.S. Postal Service postmaster general, raising concerns over potential privatization amid financial struggles.

Friday, May 09

President Trump fires Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden, prompting significant political backlash due to concerns over diversity and access to knowledge.

Friday, May 09

US Vice President JD Vance stated that a potential war between India and Pakistan is "none of our business," advocating for de-escalation through diplomatic channels.