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President Donald Trump lands at Dublin Airport for a two-day trip, beginning with scheduled events and a meeting with Irish leader Micheál Martin.

Houthis seize strategic island; Saudi oil pipeline closes after Iraqi drones hit it, escalating regional tensions and impacting global energy supplies.

Tehran damages U.S. jets in Jordan and targets drones in the Strait of Hormuz. Simultaneously, South Korea faces diplomatic pressure while American diesel costs near record highs.

Tristan Harris of Center for Humane Technology calls Hugging Face cyberattack a warning shot on rogue AI dangers, urging global regulatory reforms.

Houthi rebels attack four Saudi cities injuring 73; Brent crude rises. Concurrently, Britain imposes new sanctions on Israeli settlers involved in violent expansion.

A former OpenAI and Anthropic developer has issued a stark warning, stating that creators of artificial intelligence sincerely believe this technology poses an existential threat capable of killing humanity by 2030.

Fact check on President Trump’s recurring narrative regarding his actions during the September 11 attacks as the 25th anniversary approaches. Analysis contrasts unproven stories with verified historical accounts from New York City.

Four members of a Florida family were found deceased after their small aircraft crash-landed near Andros Island, Bahamas, with assistance from the U.S. Coast Guard and local authorities.

AI-generated image posted by Donald Trump depicts a unified North America, prompting diplomatic clarifications from Canada and Mexico regarding sovereignty.

India's CDS Gen NS Raja Subramani declares that artificial intelligence will define future warfare, urging the armed forces to convert technological innovation into strategic military capabilities for national security.

Houthi rebels strike Saudi energy sites, killing dozens and spiking oil costs. Simultaneously, rising trade tensions threaten North American economic stability.

As Washington ends diplomatic engagement with Iran for an economic pressure strategy, Tehran warns of potential military escalation to force negotiators back to the table.