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Top US trade negotiator insists tariff policy remains unchanged after the Supreme Court declared many of Trump's tariffs illegal, as the administration imposes new global tariffs.

US Secret Service and local police shot and killed an armed man who breached the security perimeter at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. Trump was not present at the time.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu says Israel is working to build a regional alliance to counter what he calls the 'radical Shia axis' and the 'emerging radical Sunni axis'.

Trump threatens 'consequences' for Netflix if they don't fire Susan Rice, a board member who criticized corporations that 'take a knee' to the former president.

Ghana's President Mahama is leading a push at the United Nations to have transatlantic slavery officially recognized as the 'gravest crime against humanity.' The motion has the backing of the African Union.

A man armed with a shotgun and fuel can was killed after breaching the secure perimeter of former President Trump's residence, according to the Secret Service. Trump was in Washington at the time.

A US public affairs lobbyist is under scrutiny for investigating journalists who reported on a UK political thinktank's undisclosed donations.

The US Supreme Court's decision on tariffs has shaken the foundation of President Trump's economic and foreign policy. Will this lead to a shift in strategy or a hardline response?

Despite a legal setback, the Trump administration remains confident in its use of tariffs to address trade imbalances, pledging to forge ahead with new global levies.

Government minister doesn't rule out judge-led inquiry into former Prince Andrew's links to late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein as police searches continue.