US withdraws 5,000 troops from Germany, European allies concerned
U.S. confirms withdrawal of 5,000 troops from Germany, raising concerns among European allies about NATO defense. The troops will be redeployed within Europe.
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Trump administration faces challenges in EV charging network rollout
The Trump administration's plan to expand electric vehicle charging infrastructure is encountering opposition in Congress. Lawmakers are questioning the funding allocation and implementation timeline.
Senate Republicans block Iran war powers resolution for sixth time
For the sixth time, Senate Republicans have blocked a resolution concerning war powers related to Iran. The move comes as a 60-day deadline approaches for congressional authorization of military action.
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US economy grew 2% in first quarter despite Iran war and inflation pressures
The US economy expanded at a 2% annual rate in the first quarter of 2026, showing resilience despite ongoing conflict in Iran and persistent inflation.
Trump impeachment proceedings enter final voting phase
The historic impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump has entered its final voting phase, with lawmakers announcing their positions on the charges. The proceedings continue despite procedural challenges and political divisions.
Biden administration unveils 0 billion climate infrastructure initiative
The White House announced a 0 billion plan for renewable energy projects and climate resilience infrastructure. The initiative aims to accelerate the transition to clean energy.
White House Correspondents Dinner Shooting Suspect to Appear in Court
The alleged shooter from the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner incident is scheduled to appear in court, as King Charles III makes a historic visit to the United States.
UN Security Council to hold emergency session on Middle East crisis
The United Nations Security Council will convene an emergency session today, April 28, to address escalating tensions in the Middle East following rec
Supreme Court Rules Unanimously in Coastal Damage Liability Case
The US Supreme Court delivered an 8-0 ruling siding with oil and gas companies in a Louisiana coastal damage lawsuit, a decision with far-reaching implications for environmental litigation and climate accountability.