New Mexico AG’s office accuses US Justice Department of ‘obstructing’ Epstein investigation
The office of the Attorney General of New Mexico accuses high-ranking officials of the U.S.
Progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan Democratic primary, defeating party leadership favorite
Now, El-Sayed will face Republican Mike Rogers in November to retain the Michigan Senate seat for the Democrats.
Three polls: Democrats strengthen lead ahead of US Congress elections
Three national polls show Democrats leading ahead of the US midterm elections in November.
Iran announced an agreement with Oman on the movement of ships through the Strait of Hormuz
This could be a step towards resuming the operation of this critically important waterway for energy transportation.
Israel resumed strikes on southern Lebanon amid peace talks in Rome
New strikes and the first evacuation warning in weeks came as Lebanon and Israel, mediated by the USA, held talks in Rome aimed at ending hostilities.
Solar energy became the main source of electricity in Portugal for the first time
Renewable sources last month provided 53% of the country’s electricity consumption.
In the US, a farmer refused $26 million to prevent the construction of an AI data center
A woman from Kentucky declined an offer of 26 million dollars for her farm, which was planned to be converted into a data processing center.
Trump administration refunded $100 billion in tariffs canceled by Supreme Court
This amount, reported on Tuesday in a statement to the U.S.
After migration crisis, Ceuta seeks to transfer 1,100 unaccompanied migrant minors to mainland Spain
Although the vast majority of migrants have since returned to Morocco, about 1,100 unaccompanied minors who arrived in or during the influx remain in Ceuta.
Milei will not apologize to Lula for insults and prepares summit of right-wing leaders
Argentina’s government refuses to apologize to Brazil’s Lula after diplomatic rift and plans right-wing leaders’ summit.