Politics
Senate set to vote on Trump intelligence nominee Jay Clayton
The nomination faces scrutiny over lack of prior intelligence experience, a requirement mandated by law.
Kremlin Rejects Reports of New Peace Formulas for Ukraine
Moscow officials dismissed reports regarding specific ceasefire discussions while detailing policies for protecting merchant vessels.
Netanyahu departs for Washington for talks with Trump
The Israeli prime minister is set to meet President Trump on Tuesday, with discussions expected to cover mutual interests.
Missile Strikes Kill Civilians in Kyiv and Other Ukrainian Cities
Russian-held areas also hit, with four reported dead in Horlivka drone strike
Explosion and unexploded device discovered in Manila ahead of presidential address
Security forces responded to a bomb detonation near the Department of Justice while preparing for a major national speech.
Australian court upholds ruling that Pauline Hanson racially discriminated against Mehreen Faruqi
A full bench of the Federal Court dismissed all seven grounds of appeal in the high-profile case stemming from a tweet.
Myanmar Military Intensifies Attacks on Civilians Amid New Leadership
The Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED) reports a surge in aerial bombardments following changes in the junta's command structure.
Zelensky to Meet UK PM, Trump as Russia Cancels Navy Day
Ukrainian president travels to London and Washington; Tatiana Navka challenges EU sanctions; Russia cancels annual fleet parade for second year.
Multiple People Shot at Seattle Center During Food Festival
Emergency services responded to a shooting at the Bite of Seattle event where several people were injured.
Reports Suggest Ukraine Is Turning the Sea of Azov Into a Graveyard for Russian Ships
Ukrainian drone strikes are choking Russian shipping in the Sea of Azov, threatening a strategic waterway crisis for Moscow.
Colombia's President-Elect Faced Prior U.S. Investigation
The transition of power in Colombia comes amid reports regarding the president-elect's previous legal representation work.
Father and Son Arrested After 12-Hour Hostage Standoff in Oregon
Two power line workers were held at gunpoint before the suspects were taken into custody.
DSA Co-Chair Megan Romer Advocates Abolition of Senate and ICE
The proposal comes as some prominent Democrats warn the party faces risks from adopting policies championed by the Democratic Socialists of America.
Israel launches military incursion into Syria as UN condemns sovereignty violations
UN Secretary-General António Guterres, visiting the region, denounced the incursion and called for lifting sanctions on Syria.
Former FDA Commissioner Calls Taylor Farms Request for White House Intervention 'Not Standard'
Dr. Scott Gottlieb criticized the company's decision to involve the executive branch in a cyclospora outbreak recall.
Iranian Army Claims Destruction of U.S. Infrastructure in Erbil
Military officials claim significant damage to regional bases and announce the deployment of advanced drone technology.
Polish Security Services Review Belarusian Terror Warning
Authorities are investigating a reported plot targeting an activist's children following a formal notification from Belarus.
Iran Accuses U.S. of Violating Strait of Hormuz Agreement
Tehran claims Washington ignored specific maritime protocols to undermine Iranian authority in the region.
Yemeni Official Accuses Houthis of Rejecting Peace in Favor of War
Member of the Presidential Council warns of heightened military readiness as tensions rise and maritime restrictions continue.
Georgia Launches Sabotage Investigation Following Nationwide Power Outages
Authorities are investigating potential sabotage following two separate instances of widespread electricity failure.
US Congress Passes Major Housing Bill Despite Presidential Disinterest
Legislators passed a significant housing act as the first major legislation in a generation despite partisan differences.
US Sanctions Target Iranian Financier Babak Zanjani's Network
Nine firms and four individuals are affected by the new measures aimed at the billionaire's business network.
Three U.S. Troops Killed in Attack on Jordan Base
The U.S. military attributed the strike to Iran following a deadly confrontation.
Netanyahu Vows 'Very, Very Forceful' Response to Potential Iranian Attacks
The Israeli Prime Minister warned of severe consequences should Iran strike Israel directly or via proxies.
IRS Commissioner Spied on Colleagues at JPMorgan, WSJ Reports
The Wall Street Journal alleges that the head of the IRS, before his current role, conducted surveillance on coworkers at JPMorgan, including via email monitoring.
Deadly Violence Mounts in the West Bank
Escalating violence marks a period of significant instability in the region.
McConnell Breaks Silence, Says Fall Led to Hospitalization
After weeks without public comment, McConnell has attributed his recent hospitalization to a fall, according to a statement.
EU Adds HTX to Russia Sanctions List, Prohibits Transactions from Aug 23
The European Union has designated cryptocurrency exchange HTX and seven other platforms under sanctions targeting Russia.
Iranian government accuses state TV of censorship
The dispute follows the omission of parts of the president's speech from broadcasts.
Deadly Berlin attack suspect identified as German citizen with Islamist links
A 21-year-old German man is the chief suspect in a vehicle-ramming and machete attack that killed one and injured 29 in Berlin on Saturday.