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US Forces Complete Iraq Withdrawal as Security Responsibility Shifts to Baghdad
The United States has completed its military withdrawal from Iraq, shifting greater responsibility for security to Iraqi forces and institutions.
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Burundi Agrees to Receive Some Migrants Deported From the United States
Burundi says it will receive some migrants deported from the United States, while details about numbers, timing and funding remain limited.
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US CDC Confirms Second Measles-Related Death as 2026 Cases Reach 3,659
The CDC has confirmed a second measles-related death in the U.S. in 2026, with 3,659 infections recorded as of September 24.
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US Imposes New Sanctions on 13 Individuals and Entities Linked to Iran Weapons Procurement
The U.S. has imposed new sanctions on individuals and entities linked by Washington to Iran’s weapons procurement networks, expanding economic pressure on Tehran.
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Trump Unveils $15 Billion Planned Iowa Steel Project With Thousands of Jobs Expected
A planned $15 billion Iowa steel complex could produce up to 10 million tons annually and support thousands of construction and permanent jobs.
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FTC Opens Probe Into OpenAI, Anthropic and Other AI Companies Over Consumer Risks
The FTC is investigating major AI companies including OpenAI and Anthropic over potential consumer risks linked to increasingly autonomous AI agents.
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US Consumer Confidence Falls to Lowest Level Since 2014 Amid Job Market Concerns
U.S. consumer confidence fell to 81.9 in September, the lowest level since April 2014, amid growing concerns about jobs, prices and housing costs.
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US Trade Court Hears Challenge to Trump Forced-Labor Tariffs on Global Imports
A U.S. trade court is reviewing a challenge to tariffs covering imports from 60 trading partners, with businesses and states disputing the administration’s legal authority.
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US Supreme Court Allows Trump Administration to Resume Third-Country Deportations
The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to resume third-country deportations while the legal challenge continues ahead of arguments in December.
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Wall Street Rises After Softer US Inflation Data Eases Rate Concerns
Wall Street reacted positively to softer U.S. inflation data, while strong consumer spending kept the Federal Reserve’s policy outlook uncertain.
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US Inflation Rises Less Than Expected in August as Consumer Spending Stays Strong
U.S. inflation rose 3.4% year over year in August while consumer spending jumped 0.9%, giving markets and the Federal Reserve fresh signals about the economy.