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President Donald Trump told reporters on Sunday that he hopes a ceasefire agreement in Gaza could be finalized within a week. Speaking at Joint Base Andrews after returning from the FIFA Club World Cup final, Trump said, “Gaza, we are talking and hopefully we’re going to get that straightened out over the next week.”

Top leaders of Cuba’s communist regime, including figurehead Miguel Díaz-Canel, were hit with new U.S. visa restrictions Friday on the fourth anniversary of the July 11, 2021 anti-communist protests. The State Department sanctioned key officials for their roles in the violent repression of peaceful demonstrators, holding them accountable for grave human rights abuses.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that it has approved a petition to use gardenia (genipin) blue as a food dye.

Seattle University's Jesuit-run reading list includes a transgender workplace guide, raising concerns among conservative Catholics.

A Native Hawaiian man convicted in a hate crime against a white man must be re‑sentenced, potentially facing up to three more years in prison.

The Washington Post argues President Trump may avoid the typical lame-duck fate after two terms—thanks to renewed influence.

President Trump praised the Secret Service but said they “had a bad day” during the Butler rally shooting, acknowledging security lapses.

Former Democratic advisor slams NYC mayoral hopeful Zohran Mamdani’s resurfaced anti-police remarks, warning it could worsen crime.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R‑La.) revealed the Republican strategy following passage of President Trump’s signature legislation.

Senator Lindsey Graham (R‑SC) said President Trump is preparing a major offensive on Russia, targeting frozen assets and ramping up weapons support for Ukraine.