Obama duo backs Harris in White House bid revealed
Former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama endorse Kamala Harris, declaring pride and pledging support as Harris builds momentum toward the Democratic nomination. The endorsement follows Biden's exit and signals a historic, party elder backing for the VP candidate.
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Netanyahu Shifts Aim In Mar-a-Lago Meeting With Trump
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago on Friday to press for U S mediated cease-fire talks and hostage releases in Gaza while hoping to repair their fraught relationship. Both leaders depicted themselves as effective global actors amid U S division over the war and Netanyahu’s domestic political pressures.
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Arson Attacks Hit France High Speed Rail Network
Fire damage cut rail links into Paris from multiple lines affecting about 800,000 travelers including Olympic athletes, with no injuries reported. Authorities mobilized, drones deployed, Paris prosecutors opened a national inquiry, and transport resumed by afternoon as officials warned against repetition.
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FBI confirms Trump struck by bullet at rally
The FBI states former President Trump was hit by a bullet or fragments from a bullet at a Pennsylvania rally, clarifying earlier doubts about the cause of his ear injury. The report follows a volatile market rebound as Wall Street erased a bruising week with gains led by the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq amid optimistic economic signals.
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