Trump pledges auto, pharma tariffs in 'near future,' sowing more trade confusion

An Arab-Islamic ministerial delegation held a virtual meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas after Israel prohibited their visit to Ramallah, aiming to promote a just peace amidst ongoing conflict. Jordan's Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi condemned Israeli actions as destructive to the two-state solution and called for urgent international intervention to halt the Gaza war, citing horrific humanitarian conditions. The delegation, which included foreign ministers from various countries, sought to address Palestinian statehood and the crisis...

SummaryTwo Scottish men were shot and killed at Monaghans Bar in Fuengirola, southern Spain, on Saturday evening when a masked gunman opened fire before fleeing in a vehicle. The attack, which occurred just after 23:00, is being investigated by the region's violent crime unit, with authorities not ruling out links to organized crime amid a recent spate of similar shootings in the area. Police Scotland has refrained from commenting on connections to a possible gangland...

SummaryNew research indicates that liquid biopsies can significantly enhance treatment for metastatic breast cancer patients, allowing tumors to remain controlled for over a year. By detecting mutations in cancer cells earlier than traditional imaging, these blood tests enable timely treatment adjustments, resulting in patients who switched to the experimental drug camizestrant experiencing tumor stability for 16 months, compared to nine months for those who did not switch. This approach offers a substantial improvement in managing...

Watesoni Nacagilevu's Sentencing Watesoni Nacagilevu was sentenced to prison for drug smuggling and money laundering, having participated in approximately $3 million in cash drops. Judge Kirsten Lummis granted a substantial sentence reduction due to his cooperation with police. Initially portrayed as a virtuous bank employee and church-goer, Nacagilevu was later revealed to be a “functional addict” using cocaine daily, ultimately leading to his involvement in a major undercover police operation. Full Article

The death toll from devastating floods in Mokwa, Nigeria, has exceeded 200, with 500 individuals still missing as rescue efforts have ceased. The floods, described as the worst in 60 years, devastated local communities, causing significant loss of life and property, with residents recounting harrowing experiences of losing family members and livelihoods. In response, authorities are beginning to recover buried bodies to prevent disease, while the National Emergency Management Agency is providing relief packages to...

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