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With no end in sight to their deployment, National Guard troops roam Washington
Over 2,500 National Guard troops remain in Washington D.C. eight months after a crime emergency declaration, patrolling streets and tourist sites with no clear end date. Despite significant taxpayer cost and concerns about the optics of armed soldiers, local officials have limited power to end the deployment, which continues indefinitely unless courts intervene.
JD Vance will lead US team to Iran talks in Pakistan: White House
US Vice President JD Vance will lead American delegates for talks with Iran in Pakistan. This comes after President Donald Trump stated he would not attend. The meetings aim to end the Middle East conflict before a ceasefire expires. Tensions are high as Iran allegedly violated the ceasefire. The US has threatened severe retaliation if a deal is not reached.
Allies fear a rushed US-Iran framework deal could backfire, leaving technical deadlock
US-Iran war news: European allies express concern over a potentially hasty U.S. deal with Iran. They fear an inexperienced American team might secure a superficial agreement on Iran's nuclear program and sanctions relief. This could lead to prolonged, complex follow-up talks. The U.S. White House rejects these criticisms, stating President Trump prioritizes American interests. Talks are ongoing, focusing on uranium stockpiles and sanctions.
‘No stone will be unturned’: White House taps FBI over missing scientists case, calls concerns ‘legitimate’
President Trump has directed the FBI to investigate a series of mysterious deaths and disappearances of nearly a dozen individuals, including scientists and military personnel, over the past three years. The White House is working with federal agencies to review these cases for potential commonalities, acknowledging the legitimacy of concerns surrounding these incidents.
Trump ballroom construction allowed for now, US appeals court says
A US appeals court has permitted President Donald Trump's administration to proceed with building a new ballroom at the White House. This decision temporarily halts a lower court's order that had stopped the project. The court will hold a hearing in June to further review the case.
US weighs tougher auto import rules to accelerate reshoring
The Donald Trump administration is considering changes to North American trade rules that could raise tariffs on imported vehicles and push automakers to increase US-based production.
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Anthropic CEO to meet White House chief of staff amid Pentagon AI dispute: Report
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is slated to meet White House chief of staff Susie Wiles on Friday, in a sign of a breakthrough in the artificial intelligence startup's dispute with the Pentagon, Axios reported.
What is FISA renewal Vote? Mike Johnson-backed plan revealed. Details here
FISA renewal Vote: U.S. officials say the authority is critical to disrupting terrorist plots, cyber intrusions and foreign espionage.
Indian envoy appreciates US support for stronger bilateral ties
Indian Ambassador Vinay Mohan Kwatra met with US lawmaker Pete Sessions. They discussed issues of mutual interest. Kwatra appreciated Sessions's support for a stronger India-US partnership. The meeting occurred as India and the US negotiate trade agreement details. The US agreed to reduce tariffs on India in the first phase of the agreement.
Trump says Iran to drop nukes, hand over uranium, hints Pakistan visit
President Trump revealed Iran has pledged to forgo nuclear weapons for over two decades, stating the nation has agreed to nearly all terms. He also hinted at a potential visit to Islamabad, Pakistan, if a nuclear deal is finalized and signed there. This significant development suggests a potential breakthrough in international nuclear negotiations.
No campus housing? Key renting rules for Indian students in the US
Indian students pursuing education in the US on F1, M1, or J1 visas often face challenges securing off-campus housing. Landlords typically require a US credit history or a guarantor due to financial risk. Students must understand lease terms, including notice periods for moving out and rules against unauthorized occupancy.
White House to give US agencies Anthropic Mythos access: Report
The US government is planning to make a version of Anthropic's frontier AI model Mythos available to major federal agencies amid concerns that the tool could sharply increase cybersecurity risk.
US House rejects bid to curb Trump's Iran war powers
The US House of Representatives has rejected a move to limit President Donald Trump's war powers concerning Iran. This marks another setback for Democrats seeking congressional approval for military actions. Lawmakers expressed unease over the ongoing conflict's costs and potential escalation. The resolution aimed to require presidential approval for prolonged hostilities without congressional consent.
‘Haven’t spoken to our relevant agencies’: White House responds while addressing whether missing US scientists’ cases are connected
The White House has acknowledged concerns over a series of mysterious deaths and disappearances involving US scientists linked to nuclear and aerospace programs. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated the administration would investigate if these incidents are connected, following the disappearance of government contractor Steven Garcia and retired General William Neil McCasland.
White House denies US requested ceasefire, says new talks may happen in Pakistan
The White House denied reports of requesting a ceasefire in the Iran war, but said talks with Tehran remain ongoing and “productive.” Press secretary Karoline Leavitt indicated Pakistan could host the next round, as efforts continue to secure a deal amid escalating regional tensions and disrupted global energy flows.
US House to vote on aviation safety bill after deadly Washington midair crash that killed 67
The House is gearing up to cast a pivotal vote on an aviation safety bill that has the potential to change the skies for the better. In light of last year's catastrophic midair collision, the legislation proposes necessary locator systems for aircraft approaching busy airports.
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