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Friday, April 25, 2025

Afghan teen pleads guilty in Daesh-inspired Election Day Terror plot in Oklahoma

If convicted, he could receive up to 20 years in prison for each terrorism-related count, and up to 15 years for the firearms charge.

Indian Man’s US visa denied in 40 seconds after honest interview answers 

The case has reignited an online discussion about whether honesty always serves applicants best during visa interviews.

Deadly US strikes hit Yemen fuel port used by Houthis

The US military said it had destroyed a key Yemeni fuel port as it targets the country's Houthi rebels, who said Friday that 20 people had been killed in the strikes.

US considering major Syria withdrawal – WaPo

American troops have been deployed in the Middle Eastern country since 2014

Deadly shooting erupts at US university

Two people have been killed and several others injured after a gunman opened fire on the Florida State University campus

China replacing US oil with Canadian – Bloomberg

Beijing has reportedly slashed purchases of American crude by 90% amid the tariff war

Trump chides Italy’s Meloni over military spending

NATO’s target for members to spend 2% of GDP on defense is insufficient, the US president has said

US targets China’s DeepSeek in expanding AI tech war

US weighs DeepSeek ban amid AI chip curbs, IP theft claims, and rising tensions in the US-China tech race.

Trump rejected Israel’s plan to attack Iran – NYT

The Jewish state reportedly intended to conduct strikes on nuclear sites next month

‘Stop blackmailing’ – China to US

China has called on the US to “stop threatening and blackmailing,” if it wants to resolve the escalating trade dispute between the two countries through dialogue.

China halts Boeing deliveries amid escalating trade war with US

The order affects not only aircraft deliveries but also the purchase of US-manufactured aircraft parts and related equipment.

Automakers hold their breath on Trump’s erratic US tariffs

US President Donald Trump's aggressive but fast-changing trade policy has foisted difficult questions on carmakers that they have not yet been forced to answer.