Trump appoints Adam Telle as acting US army secretary
US News: US president Donald Trump said Thursday that he was appointing a new acting secretary of the US Army.“I am pleased to announce that Adam Telle, the cu.
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US Open: No. 3 seed Felix Auger-Aliassime upset by Karen Khachanov in second round
Auger-Aliassime said he was "dizzy and seeing spots" while playing after the match.
Trump administration warns agencies could stop helping Smithsonian
The Trump administration is threatening to cut off federal agencies’ participation with the Smithsonian Institution, accusing its leaders of promoting a “culture of ideological activism” — the latest move in an ongoing dispute surrounding the world’s largest museum complex’s presentation of exhibits about the U.S. In a letter to Smithsonian leaders last Friday, Interior Secretary…
Vance ‘extremely skeptical’ of Iran wedding attack reports
Welcome to The Hill’s Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} View Online Defense &National Security Defense &National Security The Big Story Vance ‘extremely skeptical’ of Iran wedding attack reports Vice President Vance said on Thursday that he is “extremely skeptical” of the reports that a U.S. missile struck a home in southern Iran where people…
Everton transfer news: Toffees eye shock move for free agent Jamie Vardy after Folarin Balogun deal falls through - Paper Talk
Latest transfer news and headlines include: Man Utd opting not to sign RB Leipzig's David Raum; Chelsea could make a move for Georginio Wijnaldum after failing to secure Enzo Fernandez replacement; Thomas Tuchel has undertaken an inquest following England's World Cup campaign
Volkswagen plans 50,000 more job cuts amid biggest overhaul in its history
Volkswagen, the world's second-largest automaker, is trying to get more nimble. It's planning huge job cuts as Chinese automakers step up competition.
NVIDIA CEO donates $10 million as Nepal faces $5 billion in rebuilding costs, finance minister says
The recent deadly flash floods in Nepal have damaged 12 hydropower projects, dealing a significant blow to the country’s energy infrastructure and other critical sectors, including banking and insurance. The destruction has left the government facing an estimated $5 billion rebuilding bill, the country's Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle said in an interview with CNN's Richard Quest. Nepal is receiving financial support from neighboring China and India, as well as institutions such as the World Bank and private donors, including NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, who donated $10 million.