New public health provisions in the U.S. will cut Medicaid spending by nearly $1 trillion over a decade, resulting in an estimated 12 million people losing health insurance coverage.

Trump's OBBBA would constitute a sweeping overhaul of SNAP benefits, putting 42 million beneficiaries—including some of the nation's most vulnerable—at greater risk of food insecurity.

The European troika, in agreement with the U.S., has set the end of August 2025 as the final deadline to reinstate the snapback mechanism on Iran, unless Tehran shows cooperation with the IAEA and returns to the diplomatic path.

The U.S. openness to Syria’s new leadership marks a sharp shift in Washington’s approach to a country striving to restore territorial unity and revive its economy.

Saudi Arabia officially entered the investment scene in Syria after months of waiting, following the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime, a move analysts see as a significant push from Riyadh to accelerate the recovery of Syria’s collapsed economy.