The US and Israel Have Launched a War Against Iran
Israel and the United States Killed Iran’s Supreme Leader
Ayatollah Khamenei Was 86 and Had Ruled the Country for More Than 35 Years
Iranian Missiles Swept Across the Persian Gulf—Explosions and Casualties Reported in the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan
The Attack Was a Response to a U.S.-Israel Operation Trump Called Epic Fury
Trump Announced the Death of Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei
The U.S. President Pledged to Continue Bombing Until “Peace in the Middle East” Is Achieved
Iranian Authorities Have Closed the Strait of Hormuz
It Is One of the World’s Main Routes for Global Oil Transportation
An Iranian Drone Struck Dubai Airport
Evacuations Are Underway in the Terminals
Iran Carried Out Its First Simultaneous Strike on Multiple U.S. Bases Abroad
A U.S. Official Said the United States Has Never Faced an Attack of This Scale Before
The U.S. and Israel Are Attacking Iran to Overthrow the Regime—Strikes Have Hit Khamenei’s Residence and the Entire Military Leadership
Trump and Netanyahu Urged Iranians to Seize the Moment and Take Power
According to NBC News, U.S.-Iran Talks Were Nearly Finalized—Israel Disrupted Them to Prevent a Deal
Trump, Who Warned for Years About This Scenario, Ultimately Started the War Himself
Tehran. The Start of the War
What Is Happening on the City’s Streets After U.S. and Israeli Strikes
Bill Clinton Became the First U.S. President to Testify Before Congress Under Oath
He Stated He Knew Nothing of Epstein's Crimes and Had Done Nothing Unlawful Himself
Trump Blacklisted Anthropic and Ordered Federal Agencies to Drop Its AI
The Company Refused to Lift Restrictions on Military Use of Claude—and Risks Losing a $200 Million Contract
Trump Said a “Friendly Takeover” of Cuba Was Possible
Havana Denies It, but Secret Contacts With Washington Have Been Confirmed
Russia Is Considering Exiting the Talks Unless the U.S. Secures the Withdrawal of Ukrainian Forces From Donbas
The Next Round Could Be Decisive
The Russian Orthodox Church in Kenya Was Implicated in Recruiting Kenyan Citizens to Fight Against Ukraine
Kenyans Were First Promised Jobs in Russia, Then Sent to the Front
American Institute for the Study of War Concludes Pokrovsk Has Fallen Under Russian Control
No Ukrainian Forces Have Been Recorded in the City Since Late January
In Milan, a Tram Derailed and Crashed Into a Building—Two Killed, 38 Injured
Investigators Point to Driver Error After a Switch Was Not Activated
OpenAI Chief Vows AI Won't Be Used for Surveillance and Autonomous Weapons
But Still Seeks Pentagon Deal—With Talks Already Underway
Ukraine’s SBU Uncovered the Embezzlement of Nearly €1 Million in the Restoration of the Trypilska Power Plant
Investigators Say Contractors Inflated the Cost of Works and Equipment
A Court Ordered German Security Services to Temporarily Remove AfD’s “Confirmed Extremism” Status
The Ruling Marked a Party Victory Ahead of Regional Elections
Court Ruling to Overturn Trump’s Tariffs Takes Effect
Bloomberg Reports That Trump Has Lost a Key Lever of Pressure on Beijing Ahead of Talks With Xi
Paramount Derailed Netflix’s Bid to Acquire Warner Bros Discovery
Netflix Walked Away From the Deal and Its Shares Rose by 13%
Hillary Clinton Said She Was Unaware of Jeffrey Epstein’s Crimes
In Testimony to Congress, She Denied Any Contact With Him or Trips to His Island
Trump Envoys Held Key Nuclear Talks With Iran in Geneva
This May Be the Last Chance for Diplomacy Before a Military Option
Pakistan Launched Large-Scale Airstrikes on Afghanistan After Taliban Attacks
Both Sides Speak of Open War and Report Hundreds Killed on Each Side
China’s Central Bank Is Seeking to Curb the Yuan’s Rapid Appreciation
Beijing Fears a Blow to Exports and Is Intervening in the Currency Market
House Lawmakers Are Preparing a Resolution on Presidential War Powers
It Would Limit U.S. Strikes on Iran Without Congressional Approval
The Taliban Launched an Offensive on the Pakistan-Afghanistan Border After Airstrikes
Reports Say Pakistani Army Posts Were Seized and Heavy Fighting Has Resumed
European Commission Calls for an Investigation Into Peter Mandelson’s Ties With Jeffrey Epstein
The Case Concerns a Possible Transfer of Confidential Data During His Time in Brussels
Head of the World Economic Forum Steps Down Over an Investigation Into Ties With Epstein
The Move Has Disrupted Leadership Transition and Succession Plans
U.S. Markets Fell After a Report on How AI Will Displace Office Workers by 2028
The Scenario Points to Mass Layoffs in the United States
German Chancellor Arrives in Beijing to Discuss Trade Distortions and Competition With China
Visit Comes as Europe Faces Deindustrialization and Growing Dependence on the Chinese Market
Mexico’s Most Powerful Drug Cartel Leader El Mencho Killed
His Death Sparks Mass Unrest, but Authorities Call the Operation a Major Success
Trump Raises the Global U.S. Import Tariff From 10% to 15%
The Decision Follows a Supreme Court Ruling That Declared the Previous Tariffs Illegal
ICE Plans to Expand Its Network of Migrant Detention Centers at a Cost of Tens of Billions of Dollars
Local Republicans Are Unexpectedly Opposing the New Facilities
In the UK, Nearly One Million Young People Are Neither Studying Nor Working
Government Advisers Warn of a Breakdown of the Social Contract
In 2025, More People Left the United States Than Arrived—for the First Time Since the Great Depression
Net Population Outflow Was About 150,000 People
Kim Jong Un Has Handed Control of the Nuclear Forces to His 13-Year-Old Daughter
In Pyongyang, She Is Already Being Prepared as a Successor
The U.S. Has Begun Evacuating Non-Essential Staff From Its Embassy in Lebanon
Washington Is Preparing for a Possible Strike on Iran and Deploying Forces to the Region
Peter Mandelson Released on Bail Over Jeffrey Epstein Links
He Is Suspected of Passing Confidential Documents and Abuse of Office
The “Coalition of the Willing” Acknowledges That Deploying Peacekeepers to Ukraine Is Impossible Without Moscow’s Consent
But Then What Are Such Forces Actually For?
