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U.S. Senate advances $70 billion immigration enforcement bill
Senate Republicans passed a major budget reconciliation package to fund immigration enforcement through 2029, including border and detention spending. The measure moved forward after a long amendment session and despite efforts to block related provisions.
NASA reverses evacuation alert for ISS astronauts
NASA withdrew an evacuation alert order affecting astronauts aboard the International Space Station, according to the latest headlines. The reversal suggests the agency resolved the immediate concern that triggered the alert.
Deadly attacks continue in Lebanon despite ceasefire announcement
Reporting from U.S. networks says Israeli strikes continued across Lebanon even after a U.S.-brokered ceasefire was announced. The violence has left at least six people dead in a single day and has intensified questions about whether the truce can hold.
Russia signals possible peace deal with Zelenskyy
President Vladimir Putin said Russia could sign a peace deal with Volodymyr Zelenskyy, according to recent top headlines. The comments come amid ongoing negotiations that remain highly uncertain.
U.S. House passes Ukraine aid and new Russia sanctions
House lawmakers approved legislation to provide aid to Ukraine and impose additional sanctions on Russia. The bill passed with bipartisan support and is part of the broader U.S. response to the war.
Trump administration expands coal support
President Trump announced $700 million in new federal funding for the coal industry during an Oval Office event. The move signals continued support for fossil-fuel production even as climate and energy debates intensify.
Canada adds 88,000 jobs in May
Canada’s economy added 88,000 jobs in May, according to the latest business headlines. The gain points to a stronger labor market, though broader economic concerns remain in focus.
Ottawa unveils first national eye-care strategy
The Canadian government tabled its first national strategy on eye care, aiming to improve access and coordination in vision health services. The plan was highlighted among the day’s major domestic news items.
PBO forecasts weaker growth and larger deficits
The Parliamentary Budget Officer projected slower growth and higher deficits than the Carney government’s figures. The estimates add pressure to debates over fiscal management and spending priorities.
John Bolton reportedly agrees to guilty plea
ABC News sources say former national security adviser John Bolton has agreed to plead guilty to mishandling classified information. The reported deal includes a fine and could expose him to prison time, pending formal court action.
WHO says Ebola response is improving in Congo
The World Health Organization said its Ebola response is catching up as confirmed cases in Congo reached 34. Health officials are working to contain the outbreak amid rising case counts.
Flood of global instability hits food and energy supplies
Coverage from Democracy Now! said the World Food Program warned that millions face acute hunger because of higher costs and shortages tied to disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz. The report links conflict, fuel shortages, and fertilizer constraints to worsening food insecurity.