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• North Korea’s Kim Jong Un Wins Party Leadership Again Amid Nuclear Expansion

  North Korean leader Kim Jong Un secured another term as head of the ruling Workers' Party during a congress that praised his nuclear weapons development. The 42-year-old dictator is expected to announce new military objectives over the next five years as tensions with the U.S. and South Korea continue to escalate.

• US Dollar Weakens After Supreme Court Blocks Trump Tariffs

  The US dollar declined Monday following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn most of President Trump's tariffs, with traders viewing the ruling as positive for global economic growth. Currency markets saw modest gains for the euro and other major currencies, though Middle East tensions limited broader movements.

• Asian Markets Wobble as U.S. Tariff Policy Creates Global Uncertainty

  Financial markets across Asia showed mixed results Monday as investors grappled with confusion over changing U.S. tariff policies. The dollar weakened while traders await earnings from tech giant Nvidia and monitor ongoing U.S.-Iran negotiations.

• Traffic Lights Out in Milford Due to Power Outage, Drivers Urged to Use Caution

  A power outage has knocked out multiple traffic signals throughout Milford, creating hazardous driving conditions. DelDOT is warning drivers to exercise extreme caution and treat dark intersections as four-way stops.