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Rep. Doug LaMalfa, the low-key California Republican who fought for water rights and rural veterans, has died at 65, narrowing the GOP House majority.
China’s sudden export ban on rare earths to Japan threatens fighter-jet production and global tech supply chains.
China blacklists rare-earth exports to Japan after hawkish Taiwan remarks, rattling global defence supply chains.
Masked agents stormed Caracas daily <em>El Clarín</em> at 12:43 a.m., seizing gear and detaining four journalists now held incommunicado under vague “espionage” claims.
The DOJ confirms 5.2 million pages of Epstein material remain under review, delaying public release as investigators balance transparency with redactions.
China halts strategic exports to Japan after hawkish comments on disputed islands, rattling aerospace and defense supply chains.
Netflix’s two-and-a-half-hour finale earned $25 million at the box office during a one-weekend Imax run, proving that even in the streaming age, nothing beats the roar of a packed theater.
China halts rare-earth exports to Japan after joint U.S.–Japan drills near Taiwan, threatening Tokyo’s defense supply chains.
China’s overnight blockade of rare-earth and chip exports to Japan’s defense firms marks a dangerous new phase in the Taiwan stand-off.
China’s sudden export ban on critical minerals jolts Japan’s high-tech and defense sectors, raising fears of a protracted trade war.
On the fifth anniversary of the Capitol riot, Senate Democrats push to block federal payouts to convicted rioters while defendants plan a new march on Washington.
Five people died when a fire tore through an uninspected Lausanne bar, exposing a five-year safety lapse in Switzerland's hospitality sector