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Trump's threat to target 'radical left' after Kirk killing sparks fears

The radical left has done tremendous damage to the country, Trump told reporters on Tuesday morning when leaving for a state visit to the United Kingdom

Israel strikes Yemeni port of Hodeida as Houthis activate air defences

The Hudaydah Port is used by the Houthi terrorist regime for the transfer of weapons supplied by the Iranian regime, in order to execute attacks against the State of Israel and its allies

What to know about TikTok, algorithm, US-China deal to keep it running

Little is known about the actual deal in the works, including what companies are involved and whether the United States would have a stake in TikTok

University of California students, professors, staff sue Trump admin

The lawsuit comes weeks after the Trump administration fined the University of California, Los Angeles $1.2 billion and froze research funding

Trump extends TikTok ban deadline to Dec 16 following deal with China

The executive order signed on Tuesday by Trump was the fourth time he has bypassed federal law to prolong the deadline for the China-associated TikTok to sell its assets to an American company or face

Israeli forces launch Gaza City ground offensive as Palestinians flee

The operation into the largest Palestinian city escalated a conflict that has roiled the Middle East and likely pushed any ceasefire with Hamas farther out of reach

Tesla faces probe as parents say faulty doors trapped children inside

The investigation into Tesla's most popular model comes after numerous reported incidents in recent years of other problems with opening Tesla doors

Suspect in Kirk killing charged with murder after DNA found on gun trigger

The charge means Robinson could face the death penalty if convicted of killing Kirk last week at Utah Valley University

Eight injured, four critical in shooting at Minneapolis homeless camp

The shooting happened just hours after and blocks away from another shooting that left five injured near a transit station as city officials acknowledge a spate of recent violent crime in the area

Israel launches expanded operation in Gaza City, urges residents to leave

The city's Shifa Hospital said it received the bodies of 20 people killed in a strike that hit multiple houses in a western neighbourhood, with another 90 wounded arriving at the facility

Bulgaria arrests Russian ship owner wanted in 2020 Beirut port blast case

Grechushkin, who holds a dual Russian-Cypriot citizenship, did not resist arrest, cooperated, and nothing suspicious was found in his luggage, the police chief said

Tensions flare as Chinese, Philippine ships collide in South China Sea

The encounter came six days after China announced it was designating part of Scarborough Shoal as a national nature reserve

Kash Patel faces Senate over probe into Kirk's killing, FBI upheaval

Patel will be returning to the committee for the first time since his confirmation hearing in January, when he sought to reassure Democrats that he would not pursue retribution as director

Australia warns social media firms over age checks before ban on children

The platforms face fines of up to 50 million Australian dollars ($33 million) for systemic failures to prevent children younger than 16 from holding accounts

Suspect in Kirk shooting to face charges today before first court hearing

Prosecutors in Utah County are considering several charges against Robinson, the most serious being aggravated murder because it could bring the death penalty if there is a conviction

'Gaza is burning', says Israeli defence minister after overnight strikes

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, speaking to journalists while leaving Israel for Qatar, suggested the offensive had begun

Trump flies in for UK state visit amid hopes for trade, tech deals

King Charles III will host Trump at Windsor Castle before the president holds talks with Prime Minister Keir Starmer at Chequers, the British leader's rural retreat

Trump deploys National Guard to Memphis, calling it 'replica' of Washington

That was a reference to last month, when the president deployed National Guard troops to the nation's capital and federalised the city's police force in a crackdown he has since argued reduced crime

Judge rules Trump admin illegally fired thousands of probationary workers

More than 25,000 probationary workers were terminated soon after Trump took office in January, according to legal declarations from departments gathered as part of the lawsuit

Vance hosts Kirk's radio show from White House to honour his 'friend'

Vance, who transported Kirk's body home to Arizona aboard Air Force Two last week, opened by saying he was filling in for somebody who cannot be filled in for, but I'll do my best