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The US sends Witkoff and Kushner to Russia and Ukraine to revive peace talks
President Trump himself has confirmed the news and said that Putin and Zelensky "hate each other deeply," making talks difficult.
A jury found Duane "Keffe D" Davis guilty of the murder of rapper Tupac Shakur
Duane "Keffe D" Davis has been found guilty by a jury of first-degree murder in Las Vegas, Nevada, for planning the 1996 shooting that killed iconic rapper Tupac Shakur.
U.S. and Iran resume attacks in the Middle East
The US Army bombed two platforms this morning and killed two people. Iran responded by attacking military bases in Jordan and the United Arab Emirates.
Tension escalates in the Middle East after Iran and the US began to attack each other
Tehran has attacked Washington's military installations in Jordan and the United Arab Emirates in response to the U.S. bombing of Larek Island and the burning of an "oil supership" in Hormuz with the explosion of two mines.
At least one person has died and 15 have disappeared in the sudden floods in the Grand Canyon of Colorado
Heavy storms and rains are predicted, warning of "sudden floods, landslides and landslides."
Delcy Rodriguez explains that the oil deal with the United States is 25 years, and that it retains sovereignty over its resources
Venezuela's chief executive, Delcy Rodriguez, announced on Sundaythat the oil deal with the United States will last 25 years and that Caracas "will maintain its sovereignty over its natural resources" with profits of about €200 billion.
Trump has made an agreement to "double" his reserves in Venezuela, and Delcy Rodriguez applauds him
The US president has called it "the world's largest oil deal," and the Venezuelan president has thanked him for strengthening cooperation.
The Met will not introduce new child security measures outside the United States for the time being
The European Commission has urged the social media company to offer 'permanent' commitments to protect minors in the European Union.
Russia threatens UK military infrastructure over Kiev's use of British missiles
The CIA director travelled to Moscow this Tuesday to allegedly warn the Kremlin against attacking NATO allies.
The Met agrees to pay almost $17 billion to avoid trial linked to network addiction
The social media company is also committed to establishing a series of protections for children and adolescents.
Trump to raise tariffs on Canadian automobiles and other products to 50%
According to Trump, this decision is due to Canada's tariffs on U.S. farmers "products. In this regard, the Canadian prime minister stressed that his country is a" key supplier "to the U.S., especially in energy, certain minerals, and essential products for supply chains.
America threatens sanctions on countries with economic ties to Iran
The US Treasury Secretary has warned that "no one is exempt" from indirect sanctions if he negotiates with Tehran.
Iran warns that "not a drop" of oil will emerge from the Persian Gulf if the US continues its "economic war"
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, for his part, has assured us that the "economic war" that begins this Monday is the final phase of the battle.
100 years after the death of Hollywood's first great star, Rodolfo Valentino
On the 100th anniversary of the death of Gair Rodolfo Valentino, considered the first great star in Hollywood, Italian success and death at a very young age of 31. His death caused an unprecedented phenomenon: more than 100,000 people gathered at the funerals and there were reports of even suicides among admirers.
A federal court has overturned Trump's ban on granting visas to 75 countries
The measure came into effect in January because, according to the US government, there was a "risk that these immigrants would become a burden on the state."
Meta denies trying to hook children to Facebook and Instagram at the start of the federal trial
29 U.S. states accuse the Met of deliberate manipulation of Facebook and Instagram and violation of the Internet Child Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
The US and Iran are conducting "unofficial" peace talks, according to Trump
On the 60-day deadline set in the Peace Memorandum, the US president has insisted that Iran should surrender and has threatened to bomb Oman if it intervenes in the management of the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump announces U.S. reduction of joint military exercises with South Korea
The President of the United States announced on Sunday that Seoul has made this decision because of its refusal to join the war against Iran and because of its "excellent relationship" with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
Actor Hayden Panettiere, the protagonist of Scream and Heroes, died at the age of 36
The actress's representative confirmed the news, but for the time being the cause of her death is unknown.
Iran says its "defensive" stance will be "aggressive" and announces "surprises"
"Anyone who captures or kills a member of the attacking forces in the United States will receive $30,000 (about €21.5 billion) or 5 billion Iranian rials," General Hatami announced in statements collected by the IRNA news agency.