Diplomatic rupture: Ethiopia orders Eritrean diplomats out as Asmara cuts ties
Ethiopia ordered the closure of its embassy and expelled Eritrean diplomats; Eritrea responded by cutting all diplomatic ties amid fears of wider conflict.
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Gulf Hedging Fails to Shield Region from War’s Fallout
Gulf states’ security balancing has not prevented economic and security fallout from regional war, exposing limits of current strategies.
Gulf Hedging Fails to Shield States from Regional War Fallout
Gulf states’ balancing acts — with Washington, Tehran and other partners — have not prevented economic and security fallout from regional conflict.
Administration Withdraws Lance Schroyer Nomination, Leaving ICE Without Senate-Confirmed Leader
The White House has withdrawn Lance Schroyer’s nomination to head ICE, leaving the agency without a Senate-confirmed director and raising questions about enforcement leadership.
U.S. Health Secretary Unveils Plan to Accelerate Autism Diagnoses
Health Secretary launches an initiative to speed autism diagnoses, citing outdated processes and limited specialist availability.
Why Investors Are Returning to Bonds as the 10-Year Faces a Century-Long Strain
Despite the 10-year Treasury’s worst run in a century, rising yields are drawing fresh investment into bonds as attractive income options.
Bess’s 77 Sets Final-Day Target as Stokes Shines with the Ball
Dom Bess’s 77 sets a final-day target of 287, denting Somerset’s title hopes while Ben Stokes impresses with the ball for Durham.
U.S. Allows Reduced Iranian Delegation to Attend UN General Assembly
The U.S. will allow a smaller Iranian delegation to attend the UN General Assembly in New York under travel and purchase restrictions.
Fourth Measles-Related Death in Pennsylvania: 18-Year-Old Succumbs to Rare Neurological Complication
An 18-year-old in Mifflin County died of ADEM after measles, the state’s fourth measles-associated death; health authorities reiterate vaccination as prevention.
Lawsuit Exposes High Denials, Delays in Medicare’s AI Claims Pilot
A lawsuit says a Medicare AI pilot produced high denial rates and delays, and vendors warned the system was not ready.