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Trump Claims Strait of Hormuz Will Be 'Permanently Toll Free' Under Iran Agreement
President describes Israel's prime minister as 'a very difficult guy' while praising Russia and China's leaders in phone call to New York Times.
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Knicks Give Their City Something New: Impossible Joy
At long last, the team that New York City cares about the most has loved it back.
Top NewsTexas Teen Karmelo Anthony Convicted of Murder, Sentenced to 35 Years in High School Track-Meet Stabbing
Jurors deliberated less than three hours before rejecting Anthony's self-defense claim in the killing of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf, a case that drew national attention.
Top NewsHurricanes Even the Stanley Cup Final at 2-2 as Captain Jordan Staal's Two Goals Set Up a Pivotal Game 5
Carolina's 37-year-old captain scored twice in a 5-3 win over the Vegas Golden Knights, sending the highest-scoring Final since 1981 back to Raleigh deadlocked.
Top NewsCalifornia Hiker Mauled by Grizzly on Glacier's Grinnell Trail Says He's 'Extremely Lucky' to Be Alive
Daniel Crago, 32, was dragged some 20 feet by a charging grizzly on one of Glacier National Park's most popular trails and needed three surgeries on a shattered arm.
WatchTop NewsU.S. and Iran Set to Sign War-Ending Deal Today as Trump Says Strait of Hormuz Will Open 'to All'
President Trump said the agreement is 'scheduled to get signed' Sunday, a step that would wind down a months-long conflict and reopen the waterway that carries a fifth of the world's oil.
Top NewsKnicks End 53-Year Title Drought, Beating Spurs in Game 5 as Brunson Erupts for 45
Jalen Brunson scored 45 points and was named Finals MVP as New York rallied from 16 down to win 94-90 and capture its first NBA championship since 1973.
Top NewsGunman Kills City Worker and Wounds 10 in Midland, Texas, Before Being Found Dead
Police say the suspect, wanted for attempted capital murder of an officer, opened fire and barricaded himself in an abandoned veterinary clinic. The lone fatality was identified as city employee Ed Scott.
Top NewsUK Forces Seize Russian Shadow Fleet Oil Tanker in First Solo Action
Britain's defense ministry confirms this marks the first time British forces have acted independently to intercept vessels in Russia's sanctions-evading fleet.
Top NewsRussia and United States Trapped in Costly Confrontations by Regional Miscalculations
New analysis shows how major powers projected centralized views onto Ukraine and Iran, leading to deadlocked wars that have ensnared both superpowers in prolonged conflicts.
WatchTop NewsOne Dead, 22 Hurt as Tent Collapses at Virginia Church in Storm That Capped a Violent Weather Week
A gust tore down the tent during EastLake Community Church's 20th-anniversary celebration in Bedford County, part of a severe-weather outbreak that battered the Midwest and left millions at risk.
Top NewsKennedy Center Name Removal Sparks Controversy Over Presidential Legacy
Trump's name was quietly removed from the arts institution's facade overnight Saturday, but questions remain about whether the change is permanent.
Top NewsTrump Names Personal Lawyer as Manhattan U.S. Attorney
James M. McDonald, who has been part of President Trump's legal team appealing his criminal conviction, will lead the office that prosecuted the president.
Top NewsEF-3 Tornado Levels Homes in Streator as Outbreak Tears Across Illinois and Indiana
The National Weather Service confirmed 11 tornadoes from a violent storm complex that flattened entire blocks, with one man pulled alive from the rubble of his collapsed home.
Top NewsAnthropic Blocks Foreigners From Using Advanced AI Systems Citing National Security
The company said federal government ordered limits on Mythos and Fable 5 AI systems Friday night.
Top NewsJudge Blocks National Parks From Removing 'Negative' Signs and Depictions of Slavery
Federal court accuses Trump administration of censorship for taking down materials at parks across the country.
WatchTop NewsTop Tren de Aragua Leader Killed in U.S. Strike in Venezuela, Trump Says
President Trump said a “swift and lethal” military strike killed Héctor Guerrero Flores, the gang boss known as “Niño Guerrero,” in an operation coordinated with Venezuela.
Top NewsWall Street Roars Back and Oil Tumbles as Trump Touts Imminent Iran Peace Deal
Stocks rallied and crude prices sank more than 3% after the president said an agreement to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz could be signed within days.
Top NewsKennedy Center Removes Trump Name From Facade Following Federal Court Order
The prominent arts institution followed judicial directive after seeking 12-hour extension due to thunderstorm conditions.
Top NewsEconomic Inequality Reaches Breaking Point as First Trillionaire Emerges While Workers Face Falling Wages
Elon Musk's historic wealth milestone highlights growing divide as Americans grapple with rising prices and AI-driven job displacement fears.
Top NewsU.S.-Iran Cease-Fire Deal Appears Within Reach as Final Details Negotiated
Both President Trump and Iran's foreign minister express optimism about reaching an agreement, though previous potential deals have collapsed at the last minute.
Top NewsJustice Department Clears $111 Billion Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger
The massive media deal will unite two major movie studios and place CNN under the same corporate umbrella as CBS News.
Top NewsFederal Judge Blocks UFC Fight at White House Despite Last-Minute Legal Challenge
Judge Amit P. Mehta ruled that the lawsuit arrived too late and failed to demonstrate irreversible harm from the planned event on Trump's birthday.
Top NewsElon Musk Becomes World's First Trillionaire as SpaceX Stock Soars on Trading Debut
SpaceX shares jumped 30% in their first hours of trading, pushing Musk's combined net worth to roughly $1.05 trillion. His stake in the space company alone is now worth more than $766 billion.
Top NewsGlobal Oil Reserves Plummet to Critical Levels as Iran War Disrupts Energy Security
Strategic petroleum reserves held by businesses and governments worldwide have fallen sharply since the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran began.
Top NewsIran and Israel Locked in Dangerous Limbo as Nominal Cease-Fire Masks Ongoing Violence
Two months after announcing a cease-fire, Iran, Israel and the U.S. remain trapped in low-intensity warfare that has become the new normal.
Top NewsTrump Picks Jay Clayton for Intelligence Chief After Bill Pulte Nomination Sparks Fierce Backlash
The president selected the former SEC chairman and current Manhattan U.S. attorney for the permanent director role.
Top NewsSpaceX Finalizes Blockbuster IPO at $135 Per Share in World's Largest Public Offering
Elon Musk's rocket company will sell 555 million shares at $1.77 trillion valuation, set to begin trading Friday morning.
Top NewsOil Prices Plummet as Trump Reverses Course on Iran Strike Threats
Crude futures dropped sharply after the president canceled planned military operations, citing progress in peace negotiations following two days of U.S.-Iran exchanges.
Top NewsTrump Picks Jay Clayton for Director of National Intelligence After Bill Pulte Backlash
The president nominates the Manhattan U.S. attorney and former SEC chairman for the permanent intelligence role following controversy over his initial pick.
