News for April 6, 2025

A Signal chat error led Michael Waltz to add the wrong contact, causing Jeffrey Goldberg to be included in a private national security group chat by mistake.

Zimbabwe’s president says the country will scrap tariffs on US goods in a bid to improve ties with President Donald Trump’s administration after new US tariffs hit Zimbabwean exports.

Marco Rubio said the US will cancel visas for all South Sudanese passport holders after South Sudan refused to take back deported citizens.

Joseph Tater, a U.S. citizen awaiting trial in Russia, was forcibly sent to a psychiatric hospital after a Moscow court approved the move.

The European Union is trying to stay united as it prepares its first counterstrike against President Donald Trump’s tariffs, with a vote on targeted retaliation expected this week.

U.S. aid workers in Myanmar were laid off while helping earthquake relief, highlighting how President Donald Trump’s cuts to USAID are affecting the agency’s response.

Marco Rubio said the State Department will revoke all visas for South Sudanese passport holders and stop new visas over South Sudan’s refusal to take back people expelled from the U.S.