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White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles defends Trump administration against Vanity Fair article, calling it a disingenuously framed hit piece. Wiles, a key figure in Trumps 2024 campaign, attributes her ability to work with the president to her upbringing with an alcoholic father. She criticizes tech billionaire Elon Musk, describing him as an odd, odd duck and an avowed Ketamine user. Neither Trump nor Musk has commented on the article.

In the Dominican Republic, marine conservationists like Michael del Rosario are pioneering a new approach to save coral reefs. By growing coral babies in underwater nurseries through lab-based fertilization, theyre combating severe coral loss due to climate change. This assisted reproduction program, which produces over two million coral embryos annually, creates genetically diverse individuals, making them more resilient to disease. While these efforts offer hope, experts stress the urgent need to address climate change to protect marine ecosystems and coastal communities.

Rebel Leader in Congo Announces Withdrawal from Key City at US Request, Aiming to Build Trust; US Accuses Rwanda of Supporting Rebels, Denied; Peace Accord Signed in Washington, Excluding Rebels; M23 Captures Uvira, Dealing Blow to DR Congo Army; US Hopes for Investment in Resource-Rich Area.

The Trump administration is defending a new White House event pavilion project, citing national security concerns and disputing a preservation groups lawsuit. The government argues that the project is crucial for security and that the group lacks legal standing. The National Trust for Historic Preservation filed a lawsuit, seeking to halt construction until reviews and public comments are completed and congressional approval is secured. The administration has offered to share classified details with the judge, but the preservationists are concerned about the projects rapid approval and expanding scope. The case is set for a hearing in a federal court in Washington.

Europes ambitious plan to ban petrol and diesel car sales by 2035 has been revised, allowing a 10% exemption for conventional and hybrid vehicles. This change aims to provide industry flexibility, but critics fear it may slow the transition to electric vehicles and put Europe at a disadvantage.

Imran Khans sons express grave concerns for his well-being, alleging psychological torture and substandard conditions in his death cell. Kasim Khan reveals his fathers solitary confinement for over two years, with limited access to clean water and exposure to serious illnesses. Sulaiman Khan echoes his brothers sentiments, believing the conditions violate international laws. Imran Khan, a former cricket star and prime minister, was jailed after being convicted in politically motivated cases following his removal from power in 2022. The situation has sparked international concern over his treatment and the broader political climate in Pakistan.

Unemployment rate surges to 4.6%, job growth remains positive; Federal Reserve faces challenges in balancing job market and rising prices.

Umar Nawazs Journey: From Tragedy to Triumph - Eleven years after losing his brother in a terrorist attack, Umar Nawaz finds solace in football, adapts to life in the UK, and makes his Pakistan national team debut, honoring his late brothers memory.

Discover the simple joy of creating a personal outdoor sanctuary, even in small spaces. A comfortable setup with plants and a peaceful spot can significantly lower stress levels. Embrace the small details, like native grasses, sweet scents, or a wind chime, to create a serene atmosphere. No grand design needed, just a regular ritual of spending time in your peaceful spot.