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As senators refuse to fund Trump’s immigration crackdown, a partial shutdown is likely. For Democrats, it’s the right move

Projects in development expected to grow global capacity by nearly 50% amid growing concern over impact on planet

Londoners may be able to hail driverless taxis from later this year

Greenland's Inuit, who collectively own their land, express bewilderment at geopolitical interest in buying the island. Their traditional view sees them as guardians, not owners, of the land that predates and will outlast them. This principle is being challenged as international attention on Greenland intensifies.

Grok received an overall score of just 21 out of 100, with particularly low marks in detecting anti-Jewish bias, anti-Zionist bias, and extremist biases

The Israelis discussed targeting. The Saudis are more focused on diplomacy.

Countries like Germany are just as exposed in the hybrid conflict as NATO's eastern flank due to drone incursions, disinformation and sabotage, and Europe's deterrence is reaching its limits, OpenMinds founder Sviatoslav Hnizdovskyi tells Euronews.

A US Democratic Congressman, Joaquin Castro, shared about his meeting with Liam Conejo Ramos, the five-year-old detained by federal immigration authorities. He said that the kid is showing signs of depression after being held for days in a Texas detention facility.

President Trump is reportedly considering a significant strike on Iran, targeting leadership figures, following failed nuclear talks. Discussions also explored "regime change" amid widespread protests, with Trump believing unrest could be leveraged. He demands Iran halt uranium enrichment, restrict missiles, and end proxy support before negotiations.