Trump signals slow progress on bipartisan gun bill plan
President Trump said no gun bill deal is imminent and that background checks ideas circulated by Attorney General Barr are just concepts under discussion. He stressed preserving Second Amendment rights while pursuing possible reforms amid post mass shooting pressure.
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Iran warns of all-out war if U.S. or Saudi strikes escalate
Tehran's Foreign Minister Zarif warns that any U.S. or Saudi attack on Iran could trigger all-out war. He cites regional tensions after a drone and missile strike on Saudi oil facilities. Pompeo counters with calls for peace while noting shared regional concerns.
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UK court to rule next week on Johnson Parliament suspension
The U K Supreme Court hears whether Boris Johnson unlawfully suspended Parliament for five weeks to push Brexit plans. Opponents say the move aimed to obstruct MPs and mislead Queen Elizabeth II, while the government argues it was routine and not a political act. The ruling is expected early next week as Brexit talks with the EU continue amid disputes over new ideas.
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Hospital destroyed by powerful truck bomb in Zabul province
A suicide truck bomb devastated a hospital in Qalat, Zabul, killing 20 and injuring 97 as chaos followed. In Nangarhar, a drone strike blamed on U S forces wounded at least 16 civilians. authorities caution on casualty figures amid conflicting reports.
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Trudeau Apologizes Amid Brownface Photo Fallout
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces backlash as a brownface photo from years ago resurfaces during a tight re election race. He pleads forgiveness while Liberal supporters defend his record on diversity and immigration, noting cabinet diversity and honors to Viola Desmond.
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