At least 36 Palestinians killed trying to reach food distribution sites, health officials say
Two incidents occurred near hubs operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation
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At least 28 injured as vehicle drives into crowd in Los Angeles
At least three people in a critical condition and six others seriously injured
US to destroy almost $10m in contraceptives rather than send abroad for women in need
Supplies were almost certainly intended for women in Africa, two senior congressional aides says
Syrian forces struggle to implement ceasefire in Druze region
Syria’s Sweida province has been engulfed by nearly a week of violence
Trump’s threats against Russia are a charade meant to buy Putin time
Worldview: Trump basically gave Putin 50 days’ protection from new sanctions, says Phillips Payson O’Brien, professor of strategic studies at the University of St Andrews in Scotland
Flutter deal with Native Americans in California may get Murdoch off reservation
Rupert Murdoch’s Fox has an option to buy about 19% of FanDuel
Why Donald Trump is determined to change Coca-Cola’s recipe in the US
The US president wants Coca-Cola to go back to its original sugar cane recipe, leaving corn syrup producers with a bad taste
Trump launches defence of inaction in Epstein case following report he sent lewd birthday letter
US president’s aides expected to ask court to release grand jury testimony about convicted sex offender
Epstein files are a new crisis for Donald Trump, as supporters blowtorch their Maga caps
Many in the Maga movement are furious over Trump’s failure to release the Epstein files. Now he may be relenting
Coca-Cola defends corn syrup after Trump claims he struck cane sugar deal
Soft drink company offers no confirmation of recipe change, saying corn syrup is safe and widely used in US drinks
Donald Trump diagnosed with vein condition causing leg swelling, White House says
No signs of serious health issues, US president’s doctor confirms
Ukraine overhauls government to boost defence production and ties with US
Kyiv to receive more Patriot missiles ‘as soon as possible’, Nato commander says
Will Donald Trump fire Jerome Powell? ‘I don’t rule out anything. But it’s unlikely. Unless …’
Donald Trump has resumed his on-off attacks on the Federal Reserve chairman
Donald Trump may be close to firing Fed chair Jerome Powell over refusal to cut rates
Move rattles Wall Street and renews questions over the US central bank’s independence
‘It’s MAGA, baby’: Trump’s 50% tariff threat on Brazil marks unprecedented interference in foreign courts
Trump’s move is linked to Brazil’s attempts to hold US social media companies responsible for ‘illegal content’
Spectre of Epstein files refuses to go away within Trump’s MAGA fanbase
Problem for Republicans is many prominent officials, from Patel to vice-president Vance called for their release before taking office
Trump agrees arms deal for Ukraine and gives Russia ‘50 days’ to make peace or face tariffs
US leader says phone calls with Vladimir Putin are ‘very pleasant - and then the missiles go off’
Kentucky church shooting leaves three dead, including suspect
Gunman shot and injured state trooper at Blue Grass Airport before fleeing to Baptist church and firing at people
Lack of Epstein ‘client list’ testing Maga Republicans’ faith in Trump to the limits
Memo released by AG this week concluded that Department of Justice had found no incriminating ‘client list’
Trump sees devastation from Texas floods in visit to state
Local and federal officials have faced scrutiny over response, including questions over warning about flood
US pushing African countries to take in Venezuelan deportees, Nigeria says
‘We have enough problems of our own,’ says foreign minister after US president states hope for ‘safe, third-country agreements’
George Gibney’s extradition to Ireland on sex crime charges ordered by Florida judge
Former Irish swimming coach (77), who appeared in court using wheelchair, faces allegations of indecent assault and attempted rape
At least 798 people killed while receiving aid in Gaza, UN says
Human rights office says killings were at aid points run by US and Israeli-backed foundation
Some of Iran’s enriched uranium survived attacks, Israeli official says
Official said any attempts by Iran to recover it would almost certainly be detected
Pat Casey: ‘When I was hired there were only two job titles at ServiceNow’
The chief technology officer has seen ServiceNow navigate highs and lows of the tech world
George Gibney consents to extradition to Ireland to face sex crime charges
Former Irish Olympic swim team coach (77) has also dropped a planned legal challenge to his continued detention in custody in Florida
Space for everyone: What designing for the moon can teach us about living on Earth
The emerging movement in space architecture is a sign that new frontiers are becoming future concerns
How Texas flooding disaster led to political blame game
In the News podcast: Irish Times Washington correspondent Keith Duggan discusses the aftermath of the Texas floods
Media and aid groups should be allowed in to see ‘full horrors’ of Gaza bombardment, Taoiseach says
Tánaiste, meanwhile, said tariff pause a ‘clear indication’ Donald Trump understands need for agreement
Netanyahu says he wants peace with Palestine but independent state would be ‘platform to destroy Israel’
Donald Trump expresses confidence that Hamas is willing to end the 21-month conflict that has killed more than 57,000 Palestinians
From LA to Dublin: ‘When people see my name, they expect a granny from Tipperary’
Vietnamese-Irish-American actor and writer Brigid Leahy moved from Los Angeles, California, to Dublin in 2014 to study at Trinity College
Once declared eliminated from the US, measles cases hit six-year high amid drop in vaccinations
Vaccine uptake has seen a sharp decline in states such as Texas and New Mexico
US-backed aid group proposed building camps for displaced people in Gaza
Gaza Humanitarian Foundation proposes ‘Humanitarian Transit Areas’ located inside and outside of war–torn enclave
A rescuer’s tale at Camp Mystic, Texas: terrified girls, helicopters and a harrowing scene
Children’s camp is a place of devastation, but Scott Ruskan has worked tirelessly to save lives in the floods
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