UN Security Council approves US resolution backing Trump’s Gaza plan

President Trump welcomed Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to the White House, designating the Kingdom as a major non-NATO ally. This visit marks a significant step in strengthening U.S.-Saudi relations, emphasizing military cooperation and trade agreements.

The recent Israeli attack on Gaza has resulted in a death toll of 280 since the ceasefire, marking nearly 400 violations of the US-brokered agreement between Israel and Hamas. This escalation raises concerns about the stability of the ceasefire and the ongoing violence in the region.

Kyiv has confirmed the use of the Atacms missile system, which relies on American intelligence for targeting, marking the first deployment since the U.S. lifted restrictions on its use. This development signifies a notable escalation in Ukraine's military capabilities amid ongoing conflict with Russia.

Nicki Minaj, the Trinidadian rapper based in the US, recently addressed the United Nations in New York, where she supported a controversial claim made by the Trump administration regarding the persecution of Christians in Nigeria. Her statements, however, have been criticized for lacking substantial evidence.

President Trump defended Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman during a recent White House visit, asserting that the Crown Prince had no knowledge of journalist Jamal Khashoggi's murder. This defense comes amid a low approval rating for Trump, as indicated by a new NPR/PBS News/Marist poll.

The U.S. Congress has voted to send a bill to President Trump that mandates the release of files related to the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein. Once signed, the Justice Department will have 30 days to disclose the materials. This legislative action reflects a significant bipartisan effort to increase transparency surrounding Epstein's case.

Data reveals that over 97% of immigrants detained during the Trump administration's 'Operation Midway Blitz' in Chicago had no prior criminal convictions. This statistic contradicts the administration's claims that the operation targeted the 'worst of the worst' criminals, suggesting a misrepresentation of the operation's intent and outcomes.

An analysis indicates that the Trump administration's anti-climate policies could lead to an additional 1.3 million deaths globally, particularly impacting impoverished and hot regions. The findings highlight the human cost associated with increased emissions resulting from the 'America First' agenda.