16 Photos That Made My Brain Cells Wave The White Flag Of Surrender This Week – BuzzFeed
16 Photos That Made My Brain Cells Wave The White Flag Of Surrender This Week BuzzFeed
Day: August 16, 2025
Where D.C. crime is bad, residents question Trump’s motives
Despite the area’s challenges, residents say they take pride in their neighborhood and their city and feel disrespected by the president’s portrayal.
Israel prepares to move Palestinians to southern Gaza as Israelis urge mass protest over war – AP News
Israel prepares to move Palestinians to southern Gaza as Israelis urge mass protest over war AP NewsView Full Coverage on Google News
Putin-Trump summit ‘erased’ Western narratives – EU state’s leader
Direct dialogue with Moscow is crucial, Slovak PM Robert Fico has said, urging Brussels to take its cue from Washington
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Hurricane Erin explodes into Cat 5 storm and is expected to double – even triple – in coming days
Hurricane Erin won’t make a direct hit on the U.S., but it will produce dangerous surf conditions for the entire U.S. East Coast
Canada Minister of Jobs orders binding arbitration in Air Canada-CUPE Flight Attendant Strike
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‘Exhausted’ Trump ‘seemed defeated’ after brief encounter with Putin: columnist
Instead of coming away with progress being made toward a ceasefire in Ukraine, Donald Trump flew home from Alaska looking every bit his age after getting “played” by Vladimir Putin.In his column for the Daily Beast, commentator David Rothkopf suggeste…
Donald Trump now joint favourite to win Nobel Peace Prize
Far from retreating from global conflicts, Donald Trump now casts himself as a master-peacemaker – and his eyes are on the world’s most prestigious prize
‘US Thinks They Can Boss Around’: Top Economist Jeffrey Sachs Slams Trump Tariffs On India
US economist Jeffrey Sachs has criticised President Donald Trump for slapping hefty tariffs on India, denouncing the policy as both “stupid” and saying it “serves no purpose”.
Canadian government intervenes to avert Air Canada strike affecting over 100,000 travellers
10,000 Air Canada flight attendants will return back to work after the Canadian government forced the workers into arbitration as over 100,000 travellers were left stranded due to the work stoppage on Saturday.