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The IAEA Director General stated that the risk of a nuclear catastrophe has risen to Cold War levels. This is attributed to the war in Europe and the pressure on the security system.
The US President provided assurances regarding the monarch's safety after a shooting incident in Washington. The visit is aimed at strengthening relations and cooperation between the countries.
Buckingham Palace has confirmed the monarch's state visit to the US despite the incident at the correspondents' dinner. The King and his wife will visit Washington, New York, and Virginia.
U. S. authorities issued licenses allowing Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores to pay lawyers with Venezuelan funds in the New York drug trafficking case. Previously, sanctions prohibited this; now the petition has been withdrawn.
The collision of a plane with a fire truck at LaGuardia was caused by staff overload and a lack of a transponder. Two pilots were killed and 39 people were injured.
The British King will meet with Donald Trump and address Congress. The visit aims to restore ties amid disagreements over the war with Iran.
21-year-old Tianrui Liang was detained at New York airport for taking pictures of reconnaissance aircraft at Offutt Air Force Base. The young man pleaded guilty and explained his actions as a hobby.
Iran's UN envoy announced readiness for a meeting in Islamabad after the unblocking of ports. Trump continues the naval blockade until an agreement is reached.
The Ukrainian businessman acquired a 21-room residence spanning 2,500 square meters in the new Mareterra district. The deal became one of the most expensive in the world.
Democrats are outraged by the lifting of sanctions against Russian oil after a massive attack on Ukraine. They call for increased pressure on the Kremlin instead of making concessions.
The airline is suspending flights from Toronto and Montreal to JFK from June 1 to October 25. The reason for this is the doubling of fuel prices due to the conflict in Iran.
Donald Trump criticized Zohran Mamdani for the initiative to raise taxes for the wealthy. The mayor plans to use this to finance social programs and cover the deficit.
The US has allowed Lukoil's network to operate until October 29 despite sanctions against Russia's oil sector. The waiver applies to 2,000 stations and plants in Europe.
In the Manhattan subway, a man injured three people with a machete and was shot by police. The injured were hospitalized, and the attacker died of his wounds in the hospital.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris announced plans to run for head of state again. The decision will depend on the needs of the American people.
The judge recognized the right of Oscar Stettiner's heirs to the painting "Seated Man with a Cane. " The painting was confiscated in Paris during the Nazi occupation.
A New York court left only three counts of the lawsuit regarding breach of contract and retaliation. The case concerning the conflict on set is scheduled for May.
A Boston court has barred the Department of Education from collecting data on student race and gender in 17 states. The judge found the agency's actions too hasty and chaotic.
Martin Cooper made the first mobile call on April 3, 1973, in New York City. The device has come a long way from a kilogram model to modern smartphones.
Massive protests against the war in Iran, immigration policy, and Trump's economy have begun in the US. Protesters also express support for Ukraine.
At LaGuardia, a plane collided with a vehicle during taxiing, seriously injuring four rescuers. The airport was temporarily closed due to the accident and bad weather.
Due to unpaid salaries, airport employees in the US are resigning en masse. Authorities plan to replace staff with inexperienced immigration agents.
Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese made her modeling debut at a show in New York. She became the first professional athlete to walk the brand's runway.
On March 9, 1959, the first Barbie doll in a swimsuit was introduced. The most expensive diamond-encrusted item was sold at auction for a record $302,500.
Police identified a device with nuts and a detonator that was thrown during protests. An 18-year-old suspect and his accomplice have been detained.
A New York court has found Asif Merchant guilty of plotting to assassinate US politicians on behalf of Iran. He faces life imprisonment for terrorism.
24 US states, including California and New York, have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over new 10% import tariffs. They argue that the president is illegally using the Trade Act of 1974 to circumvent a Supreme Court decision.
US President Donald Trump has stated his readiness for negotiations with the new Iranian leadership after the assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. He noted that some Iranians who participated in previous negotiations are no longer alive.
The FBI is stepping up security measures and mobilizing intelligence teams due to the escalating conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran. In New York, round-the-clock surveillance has been established over pro-Iranian organizations, and special services are monitoring Hezbollah's activities.
Donald Trump expressed his conviction that he has the right to run for another term, citing widespread fraud during the 2020 elections. He believes he is "entitled" to claim an additional four years in power.