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Trump signs order lifting sanctions on Syria following the fall of Al Assad; Damascus celebrates measure allowing progress in reconstruction.

In 1979, followers of Ayatollah Khomeini took over the United States embassy in Tehran and held 66 people hostage.

Since last Tuesday, Iran and Israel have agreed to a ceasefire following Trump's anger over both countries' non-compliance.

An attacker set a fire in Idaho to ambush firefighters; two died and another was injured. The assailant was found dead.

Donald Trump stated that in two weeks he will announce the name of the company if China grants its approval.

"The situation unfolding in Gaza is terrible," commented the president of the United States.

The decision was made by the Department of Defense and Secretary Pete Hegseth, accusing it of being a "political label."

The Puerto Rican descent judge warned that "instead of standing firm, the Court is surrendering" to Trump's executive orders.

Newsom accuses Trump's ally media of lying about the conversations between the governor and the president regarding the military deployment in Los Angeles.

The ruling, with a 6-3 vote, allows the Executive to continue developing its anti-immigration agenda while other legal disputes are resolved.

Congress identified 25 cases just between January 20 and April 29 in which a federal judge issued a nationwide judicial order.

Israel claims it attempted to assassinate Iran's supreme leader

The Iranian Foreign Minister, Abbas Araqchi, denounced the US bombings on nuclear facilities.

Zohran Mamdani, a Muslim born in Uganda, won the primaries against former governor Andrew Cuomo.

CNN and The New York Times questioned the successful outcome claimed by Israel and the United States regarding the bombings of Iranian nuclear facilities.