China’s Rare Earth Export Curbs Deepen EU Trade Rift

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Beijing’s decision to impose export controls on rare earth magnets has dealt a heavy blow to key EU industries, worsening what the bloc views as an increasingly unbalanced trade relationship. The move undermines earlier signs of improved diplomatic ties between Brussels and Beijing that had emerged this year, largely in response to shifting global trade dynamics triggered by U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff policies.


Three Dead in New Mexico Flash Floods

At least three people have died after flash floods struck the village of Ruidoso, New Mexico, local officials confirmed on Wednesday. Mayor Lynn Crawford addressed the tragedy in a press conference, describing the situation as devastating. Emergency services continue search and rescue operations as severe weather alerts remain in effect.


White House Faces Epstein Questions Amid DOJ Denials

White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt came under pressure during a press briefing after being questioned about former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi’s past statements claiming to possess Jeffrey Epstein’s client list. Federal officials have firmly denied the existence of any such list. The FBI and DOJ reiterated that no evidence supports claims that Epstein blackmailed public figures and confirmed their conclusion that Epstein died by suicide in federal custody, countering persistent conspiracy theories.


Netanyahu, Trump Discuss ‘Victory Over Iran’

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, currently on his third visit to Washington since January, met with President Trump to discuss what he called a “great victory over Iran.” While acknowledging that military operations in Gaza are not yet concluded, Netanyahu said ceasefire negotiations are progressing. His visit underscores deepening strategic alignment with the Trump administration amid rising regional tensions.


Trump Slams Putin Over Ukraine, Approves New Weapons Package

In a charged Cabinet meeting, U.S. President Donald Trump sharply criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin, describing Moscow’s ongoing actions in Ukraine as “a lot of bullsh*t.” Trump announced the approval of a new package of defensive weapons for Kyiv, escalating U.S. support for Ukraine and reaffirming his administration’s opposition to Russian aggression.


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