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Attorney General Bondi's House oversight testimony revealed stark partisan divisions over DOJ priorities, with Republicans praising immigration enforcement and declining crime rates while Democrats accused her of covering up Epstein investigation details and weaponizing the department against political opponents.
EU leaders at the Antwerp Industrial Summit warned that European industry faces a structural crisis with chemical plant shutdowns up sixfold since 2022, demanding immediate internal reforms to cut energy costs, slash regulatory burdens, and unlock hundreds of billions in capital through a new Savings and Investment Union.
UK ministers defended tax increases as necessary for economic stability while outlining expanded agricultural inheritance relief, defense investments, and child benefit reforms for Northern Ireland, amid ongoing concerns over Windsor framework trade barriers, healthcare delays, and Troubles legacy prosecutions.
Reuters live coverage of Iran's 22 Bahman anniversary rally documents state-orchestrated mass demonstrations featuring sustained anti-US/Israel chants, displays of ballistic missiles, and speeches venerating Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei while asserting Iran's nuclear rights and uncompromising regional stance.
Buddhist monks who walked 2,300 miles from Texas to Washington D.C. conclude their 108-day peace pilgrimage at the Washington National Cathedral, teaching that peace is not found externally but must be unlocked within through mindfulness and daily practice.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt outlined Trump's busy week including meetings with Netanyahu, major deregulation announcements saving Americans $1.3 trillion, and the launch of Trump investment accounts giving every newborn $1,000 to start building wealth.
Senator Schumer and Representative Teresa Leger Fernandez introduced "Virginia's Law," named after the late Epstein survivor Virginia Giuffre, to eliminate federal statutes of limitations for civil claims by adult survivors of sex trafficking and create a look-back window for previously barred cases.
A House Homeland Security Committee hearing on CBP operations revealed stark partisan divisions, with Republicans citing historic declines in illegal border crossings while Democrats accused the Trump administration's DHS of civil rights violations, excessive force resulting in American deaths, and systematic obstruction of congressional oversight.
Venezuelan opposition lawmakers meet with families of political prisoners outside the National Assembly to advance an Amnesty Law aimed at securing full freedom for detainees, while relatives denounce forced disappearances and demand proof of life for missing loved ones.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer defended his government's focus on cost-of-living issues amid recent political turmoil, outlining specific relief measures while framing the 'real fight' as against right-wing divisive politics rather than internal party disputes.
Buddhist monks conclude their 108-day, 2,300-mile Walk for Peace journey in Washington DC, arriving at American University where they are welcomed by university officials and community members in a ceremony celebrating interfaith unity and peace advocacy.
President Macron and ArcelorMittal announced a €1.3 billion electric arc furnace in Dunkirk to decarbonize steel production, alongside new EU trade protections and 18-year nuclear energy contracts designed to shield European industry from Chinese competition and high energy costs.