Brazil’s Lula announces $5.5 billion in credits for exporters hit by US tariffs
The Brazilian government has unveiled a plan to support local exporters affected by U.S. tariffs.
Day: August 13, 2025
Trump’s national defense strategy is focused on the homeland. So far, that has included troops in the streets.
While calling out the National Guard makes a political statement, they’re not the best means of fighting crime, CSIS’s Mark Cancian says.
Cancer patient faces fresh setback as his car is stolen after first day of treatment: ‘Now I have to deal with that’
Seattle police are still looking for a culprit
New Zealand Parliament ejects lawmaker over Israeli sanctions standoff
New Zealand MP Chlöe Swarbrick was suspended from parliament amid debate over a bill sanctioning Israel.
Trump says he will host Kennedy Center awards and rejected liberal artists
President, set to honor Sylvester Stallone and Kiss, says he was ‘98%’ involved in selections and ‘turned down plenty’Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that he will host the Kennedy Center honors this year and said he had been heavily involved in cho…
“Scared To Go Outside”: After Violent Attack By Teenagers, Indian Man To Leave Ireland
An Indian man who was attacked by a group of teenagers in Dublin on Sunday, said that he planned to go back to India as a result of this incident.
Iran’s president mocks Netanyahu over pledge of help in water crisis
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has mocked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s offer to help with Iran’s water crisis.
At these 3 Kent restaurants, go for the tortas and arepitas
Follow along for a sandwich adventure in Kent, with two torta options for cheese lovers and spice seekers — as well as a great new spot with crunchy arepas.
Armed robbers in latest Philadelphia-area Brinks truck heist took $700,000 or more, police say
Authorities are investigating whether the Tuesday robbery of a Brinks truck outside Philadelphia may be part of a pattern.
For the first time in history, an entire country might move its whole population; the reason will shock you
Tuvalu, a Pacific island nation of 11,000, faces potential relocation due to rising sea levels. NASA reports a 15 cm rise in sea levels around Tuvalu in the last 30 years, threatening habitability by mid-century. Challenges include infrastructure risk,…