Phelan’s removal is being seen as part of a broader churn within the military hierarchy overseen by US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. In recent weeks, several top-ranking officers have been pushed out, including Army chief Randy George and other senior commanders.
Washington has moved to ease pressure on energy markets by allowing limited Russian oil transactions, as conflict-driven disruptions raise concerns over global supply stability.
Describing it as an evolving situation, the minister affirmed the government's commitment to protecting the country's interests.
The Congress expressed serious concern over the American Immigration Lawyers Association's claim that out of the 327 visa revocation cases of international students in the United States collected by it so far, 50 percent are Indians.
The Department of Justice's lawsuit opens a new front in the administration's push against tech companies -- and in its clampdown on immigration -- as President Donald Trump enters his final weeks in office.
The objective of the hackers and the dubious initiative, called Project Lakhta, was to sow discord, incite civil unrest and polarise Americans with social media posts that dwelt on such sensitive issues as gun-rights, immigration, the Confederate flag and race relations.
For more than a decade, Huawei has been in the crosshairs of the US government and has been considered a threat to privacy and national security.
Opinion polls reveal that college-educated women, a critical segment in the electoral construct, are thoroughly disenchanted by the President's decidedly combative style of governance.
Shiji Group, a China-based global hospitality technology provider which has Kempinski hotel as one of its clients, said on Tuesday that its board has approved the decision to sell its 100 per cent controlled US subsidiary StayNTouch to MRC, a US hotel operating company, after a White House administrative order, reports The Global Times
Taiwan saw Azar’s trip as a diplomatic coup and an opportunity to showcase its widely praised response to the virus. Beijing however saw it as another provocation from the US. When the US increases interactions with Taiwan and sells arms committed under the Taiwan Relations Act, Beijing sees it as a challenge to its sovereignty and defiance of its threat to take over the island by force
