A group of American CEOs, including Nvidia’s leader, trailed President Donald Trump during his recent Middle East tour. Their presence highlights a close alignment between U.S. business interests and the administration’s agenda abroad.

In an exclusive interview, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. reflects on his first 100 days in office, addressing critical issues like the impact of food dyes on children’s health, concerns over swimming in contaminated water, and efforts to simplify dietary guidelines to promote healthier eating among Americans.

Emails have surfaced showing that Kent, a top aide to Gabbard, pressed intelligence analysts to alter their assessment of links between the Venezuelan government and the Tren de Aragua gang. The revelations have placed him under intense scrutiny for attempting to influence intelligence findings.

Pomona is stepping up efforts to combat wage theft by collaborating with the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office to prosecute offenders. This initiative reflects the city’s commitment to protecting workers’ rights and addressing fraud within the community.

The Senate GOP has passed a bill mandating that parents opt in for their children to participate in youth risk assessments. Critics argue that this legislation will effectively render these important surveys irrelevant.

The Senate has passed a bill mandating parental opt-in for a youth risk survey conducted in public schools, leaving the future of the survey uncertain as it heads to the governor’s desk.

Facing a substantial $500 million funding cut, U.S. Senator Patty Murray of Washington has accused the Trump administration of prioritizing Republican-led states over Democratic ones. House and Senate Democrats are uniting to challenge what they perceive as partisan bias in federal funding allocations.

The Trump administration has barred Harvard University from enrolling international students, a move that could significantly impact the university’s diverse community. This decision may have far-reaching implications for international education in the United States.

Despite escalating tensions over trade and technology, the United States and China have agreed to maintain open lines of communication following a high-level diplomatic call. This development underscores the importance both nations place on managing their complex relationship.

In Gaza, hunger is spreading rapidly, placing the most vulnerable in life-threatening danger. Minimal aid is reaching the region, raising concerns about a potential famine if immediate action is not taken.

Former President Trump’s repetition of a debunked conspiracy theory about attacks on White farmers in South Africa has reignited concerns over racial biases influencing foreign policy during his administration.

In a surprising move, Republican representatives from Ohio and Kentucky stood alone in opposing President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” raising questions about party unity.

Two Israeli embassy staff members, including an American citizen, were shot dead outside a Jewish museum in Washington. The assailant was arrested at the scene after shouting “free Palestine.”

Authorities have identified Elias Rodriguez as the suspect in a Washington D.C. shooting that claimed the lives of two Israeli embassy staff members. Israel is blaming ‘toxic incitement’ for the tragic event. Follow Newsweek for live updates as the situation develops.

The US Dollar, Treasuries, and Stocks are experiencing a continued decline as fiscal concerns weigh heavily on the markets. The extended slide underscores the impact of fiscal issues on the nation’s financial stability.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has openly criticized U.S. semiconductor export controls on China, labeling them “a failure.” His bold statement echoes a growing sentiment among industry analysts and pundits who question the effectiveness of these policies.

Leaders from the technology and music industries testified before lawmakers on Wednesday about the escalating dangers of AI-generated fake videos. They urged the Senate to enact laws protecting individuals’ voices and images from unauthorized reproduction.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang criticizes U.S. chip export restrictions on China, asserting they harm American businesses more than China’s tech industry and may accelerate China’s innovation in semiconductors and AI.

David Sacks, Donald Trump’s AI and crypto czar, has publicly lauded the President’s assertive exchanges with foreign leaders, emphasizing Trump’s readiness and directness in addressing critical issues. Sacks specifically highlighted interactions with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

The U.S. Institute of Peace has returned to its headquarters after a federal judge declared the DOGE’s takeover “null and void.” Agency leaders, once deemed “unnecessary” by DOGE staffers, are resuming their vital work promoting peace.

As Lafayette City Council moves forward with annexing nearby land, residents rally to preserve their open spaces, marking a significant clash over the city’s future landscape. The proposed annexation at 119th Street and Baseline Road has become a focal point of debate between development interests and conservation efforts.