News for June 5, 2025

The U.S. sanctioned alleged drug traffickers, including Paul Daby Jr. and Randolph Duncan, over a cocaine smuggling network that used boats, airstrips, and “narco subs” in Guyana.

A military parade in Washington, D.C. is forcing JetBlue, Alaska Airlines, and Delta Air Lines to cancel or delay flights at Reagan National Airport.

President Donald Trump’s administration sanctioned four International Criminal Court judges over rulings tied to Israel and U.S. actions in Afghanistan.

President Donald Trump’s new travel ban has caused fear and confusion for families from Haiti, Cuba, and other targeted countries, as many people worry about being cut off from loved ones and plans in the U.S.

Mohamed Soliman was formally charged in Boulder County with 118 state counts after the attack on a march for Israeli hostages, as he remains held in Boulder County Jail.

President Donald Trump said it might be better to let Ukraine and Russia keep fighting for a while before trying to separate them and push for peace.

A cybersecurity firm says it found signs that Apple iPhones used by people linked to the Harris-Walz campaign may have been hit by spyware, but Apple says the evidence points to a software bug, not a hack.

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation reopened two aid sites in southern Gaza after a shutdown tied to deadly shootings near its operations, as Israel and Hamas remain at war and aid access stays highly contested.

President Donald Trump has ordered a new travel ban on 12 countries, saying it is needed for national security and to stop visa abuse.

Donald Trump has ordered a new travel ban on people from 12 countries, with partial limits for seven more, and the African Union has urged the US to use a fair and balanced approach.

President Donald Trump announced a new travel ban that will block visitors from 12 countries and place tighter limits on seven others, reviving a major policy from his first term.