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Elif Eralp's Die Linke topped Berlin's election with 25.7% of the vote as the AfD surges elsewhere in Germany, alarming Germany's Jewish community and testing Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
US president and New York City mayor meet at Gracie Mansion, marking first visit by a sitting president to the residence since 1981. The two discuss advancing thousands of housing units in Queens but make no federal funding commitment. Despite political differences and past barbs, the pair demonstrates a productive working relationship.
State Department warns of rapid escalation risk after Houthi strikes on Saudi sites, citing past incidents. The administration urged citizens to ensure they know where protected spaces are and "have a a supply of food, water, medications, and other essential items."
An intelligence report produced with the help of artificial intelligence falsely claimed a Chinese vessel in the Middle East was carrying components for a nuclear weapons program, CNN reports. US military personnel were preparing to intercept and board the ship before officials discovered the intelligence was wrong. Former US official: "AI allows you to get to a bad idea faster."
Trump announces CNN, MS NOW and Politico will no longer be allowed into the White House. The US President accuses outlets of spreading "fake news" and publishing "fiction and lies." The move marks another escalation in his long-running feud with the media.
The US State Department approved the potential sale of 48 advanced fighter jets to Saudi Arabia. The deal, which could challenge Israel's regional exclusivity, now awaits congressional review.
Five years before he stood on stage as Donald Trump's running mate, JD Vance was reportedly working behind the scenes to sink him.
Rights groups say obscenity raids mask a broader campaign against activists.
The former president's son echoed on Britain's LBC a report exposed by "Haaretz," alleging that PM Netanyahu knew about the attack in advance, called what's happening in Gaza "akin to genocide," accusing Netanyahu of abandoning the security of world Jewry.
Abbas barred from New York for second straight year as Washington cites unmet commitments.
