China’s magnet exports to US slammed in May as rare earth curbs hit: data

A federal court has ruled that President Trump can maintain control over California's National Guard, reigniting debates about military presence in domestic affairs. Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security has tightened access to detention centers, demanding 72-hour notice for lawmakers' visits—a move seen as a response to recent high-profile Democratic inspections amid Trump's immigration crackdowns.

French President Emmanuel Macron is pitching a sweeping European deal to Iran in hopes of stopping its war with Israel. The proposal would require Iran to halt uranium enrichment, limit its missile program, and stop funding militant groups—essentially a grand bargain to de-escalate tensions.

Israel's defense minister, Israel Katz, issued a sharp warning to Hezbollah, telling the Lebanese militant group to stay out of the intensifying conflict between Israel and Iran. Katz emphasized that Israel has "lost patience" with groups threatening its security, signaling a no-tolerance stance as tensions in the region continue to rise.

Unicef is sounding the alarm that children in Gaza could die from thirst as water systems collapse, compounding the already dire hunger crisis. Reports are also emerging of casualties among Palestinians scrambling for aid, painting a grim picture of a humanitarian disaster spiraling out of control.

After a close vote in Parliament, England and Wales are on track to legalize assisted dying for terminally ill patients with less than six months to live—but only if approved by doctors and a review panel. The bill, championed by MP Kim Leadbeater, passed by a narrow margin (314 to 291) and marks a major turning point in end-of-life care. Supporters call it a historic victory for personal choice, though the law won’t take full effect for another four years.