The purpose of this law, called "No Footprint for Terrorists," is to ensure that American taxpayer money is not used to directly, indirectly, or through third parties to fund the Afghan government. The text of the law also includes a sharp statement: "If you are funding the Taliban, then you are not a friend of the United States."

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said that developing cooperation with the United States in the defense industry will help increase bilateral trade to $100 billion.

Protests against US President Donald Trump began in New York after the US military struck Iranian nuclear facilities.

Only then will those who want to study in the United States be required to consent to monitoring the social media they use. The US will review applicants' social media activity to determine whether they have an aggressive attitude towards the United States, its system of government, culture, national values, or institutions.

The US is evacuating its embassy staff and their families in Baghdad due to heightened threats from Iran. Western media outlets report that Israel has officially informed the US of its readiness to strike Iranian nuclear facilities. The escalation in the region is said to be linked to the failure of negotiations between the US and Iran over their nuclear program.

The ministry called on compatriots in the United States to "strictly abide by the current laws and regulations of this country and refrain from participating in any mass demonstrations that may disrupt peace and security."

US President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Saturday, June 7, to deploy 2,000 National Guard troops to Los Angeles to disperse protests that have erupted in response to immigration raids.

The deal, signed directly between Hamas and the United States - Israel was not involved - calls for a 70-day ceasefire, the opening of borders, and the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza in exchange for the Palestinian resistance movement's release of an American prisoner of war and 10 other Jews.

US Secretary of Education Linda McMahon has sent a formal letter to Harvard University, stating that the university will no longer receive state funding. According to the Daily Mail, instead of an official response, the university administration sent the letter back to correct spelling and punctuation errors.

Democratic member of the US House of Representatives, Rashida Tlaib, accused the United States of complicity in genocide.