Tuesday, June 10
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The United States and China are locked in a tech battle. The focus is on AI chips and Huawei. The US is tightening restrictions on China's access to advanced semiconductors. China is pushing ahead with its AI ambitions. Chinese firms are investing heavily in AI. This rivalry is happening amid broader trade tensions.
In Washington DC, a suspect shot and killed two staff members of the Israeli Embassy near a Jewish museum. The suspect, while in custody, repeatedly chanted "Free Palestine." Police detained the individual after he was seen pacing outside the museum.
A significant 6.1-magnitude earthquake has struck off the coast of Crete, Greece, at 8.49 AM local time, as reported by the National Centre for Seismology. This tremor follows a similar earthquake near Kasos just a week prior. While assessments are ongoing, initial reports indicate no immediate injuries or structural damage in the seismically active region of the Hellenic Arc.
Representative Nancy Mace has introduced a resolution to expel Representative LaMonica McIver following federal charges of assaulting law enforcement officers. The charges stem from a May 9 protest outside a New Jersey immigration detention facility where McIver allegedly assaulted an immigration official and obstructed agents. Mace accuses McIver of a "disgraceful abuse of power."
The U.S. Air Force successfully launched an unarmed Minuteman III ICBM from California, demonstrating the readiness and effectiveness of the nation's nuclear deterrent. Traveling at 15,000 miles per hour, the missile reached the Marshall Islands, 4,200 miles away.
House Republicans narrowly passed President Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill," a sweeping tax and spending package, despite unified Democratic opposition and some internal GOP dissent. The bill, praised by Trump for its tax cuts and new programs, faces Senate revisions amid concerns about its impact on the deficit and social safety net.
Canada is in talks with the United States about joining the Golden Dome missile defense system. Prime Minister Mark Carney mentioned ongoing high-level discussions. He highlighted increasing missile threats, including those from space. Canada is also engaging with European allies on the ReArm Europe initiative. Ottawa aims to diversify its security partnerships.
In a shocking incident in Australia, Corbie Jean Walpole pleaded guilty to setting Jake Loader on fire after a misogynistic remark. Loader's comment about Walpole belonging in the kitchen triggered the attack. Walpole, fueled by alcohol and cocaine, doused Loader with petrol and ignited him, causing severe burns to 55% of his body.
Benjamin Netanyahu called the killing of two Israeli embassy employees in Washington DC a result of anti-Semitism. He mentioned about rising incitement against Israel. Netanyahu spoke with the US attorney general and thanked President Trump for their stance against anti-Semitism. Security will be increased for Israeli missions globally. The shooting occurred outside the Capital Jewish Museum during an event.
