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US judge halts order requiring Trump to hand financial records to BBC
A US judge has temporarily blocked an order requiring Donald Trump to provide financial records to the BBC as part of his libel lawsuit against the broadcaster.

A US judge has temporarily blocked an order requiring Donald Trump to provide financial records to the BBC as part of his libel lawsuit against the broadcaster.

An analyst says brain injuries are destroying the morale of the US troops.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 9:00 GMT on August 7, 2026.

The US Federal Reserve reportedly sends a new cash shipment worth $500 million to Iraq's Central Bank.
Israeli forces have launched an artillery attack on Syria’s Quneitra Province while Turkey’s Foreign Minister was visiting the Arab country.
The United States has reportedly begun relocating aerial refueling aircraft from Israeli-occupied.

US-brokered Rome talks end without breakthrough as Israel unleashes record artillery barrage on Lebanon.

Meta has been ordered to pay $567 million over mental health harms linked to its social media platforms and their impact on children, following a landmark court ruling.
A political analyst says Donald Trump's real estate background fuels his pattern of lying and deception.

Iran’s parliament is reviewing a preliminary bill establishing strategic rules for Hormuz, including transit restrictions on hostile vessels, compensation requirements, navigation fees and penalties for violations.

The Yemeni Armed Forces carry out a wide-ranging operation targeting military positions held by Saudi-backed mercenaries across the country.

Israeli terrorist spy agency, Mossad, has dismissed two of its most senior officials who were closely involved in developing a failed plot to overthrow Iran's government, according to Israeli media reports.
The 7th round of US-sponsored Lebanon-Israel talks have concluded in Rome, without any breakthrough

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 2:00 GMT on August 7, 2026.

US President Donald Trump has conceded that the ongoing war of aggression against Iran is set to end “pretty soon.”

Here is an interview with two political analysts examining Ansarullah's recent attack on Saudi mercenaries and the prospects for renewed escalation in Yemen.

Yemen’s Foreign Ministry has warned Saudi officials that continued pursuit of colonial policies will result in the collapse of the ruling regime in Riyadh and bring an end to its long history of criminal aggression.

Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf has dismissed Washington’s recent maneuvers as empty “theatre diplomacy.”