Politics
FBI Director Kash Patel Plans Trip to Russia
The visit comes as US-Russia talks on ending the war in Ukraine remain deadlocked.
Trump orders tightening of defense supply chain waiver rules
Executive order targets dependence on Beijing-linked supply chains for critical minerals starting January 2027.
Two US Soldiers Killed in Enemy Attack on Jordan Air Base
The fatalities mark the first U.S. casualties since the violation of the Trump peace agreement, following a series of three missile strikes hitting the facility within a 24-hour period.
Pentagon Withheld Information on Dozens of US Military Injuries in Iran War: Report
Anonymous officials report the Pentagon concealed dozens of injuries from Iranian strikes, with conflicting accounts on the total number of casualties.
IDF Fires Interceptors Over Eilat as Iranian Missiles Target Aqaba in Jordan
Iranian missile strikes on Jordan's Aqaba prompted Israeli air defense actions and Jordan's diplomatic protest.
Trump Administration Sought Phone Records of New York Times Journalists and Their Relatives
The government sought records to identify sources for reporting on President Trump's Air Force One jet according to reports.
Ten killed as Russian attacks on merchant ships in Black Sea intensify
Russian missile strikes Guinea-Bissau-flagged Golden Leo off Odesa, and a separate attack in the port city adds to the toll.
Hungary Probes BYD Deal After Ex-Foreign Minister Takes Job at Chinese Carmaker
Accusations of a conflict of interest have prompted an investigation into the deal after the former foreign minister, who previously secured subsidies for BYD, joined the Chinese automaker.
France Orders ISPs to Block Polymarket, Citing Illegal Gambling and Market Manipulation
The French gambling authority, Autorité nationale des jeux, has directed internet service providers to restrict access to the prediction market platform, citing multiple concerns including addictive mechanics and lack of self-exclusion tools.
Bulgaria to Approve US Use of Bezmer Air Base for Refueling
The approval follows Prime Minister Radev's earlier criticism of US aircraft at Sofia's main airport.
Russia Pounds Kyiv as NATO Military Chief Warns Moscow on Baltics
A major ballistic missile attack kills one in Kyiv; NATO official cautions Russia would 'lose a lot' if it attacks Baltic states.
EU Proposes ETS Reforms to Slow Carbon Cuts
Proposed changes aim to give companies more time, drawing sharp criticism from opponents.
White House teleprompter operator investigated over alleged Kalshi trades
Regulators examine claims that Gabriel Perez traded on advance speech knowledge.
US-Iran Conflict Enters Critical Phase Amid Rising Casualties and Strategic Shifts
Trump administration defends ongoing war strategy as total US military deaths reach 17.
Kyiv Reports Largest Ballistic Missile Attack of War
Ukrainian capital describes recent strikes as the most significant ballistic assault to date.
Hamas Names Ceasefire Negotiator as New Political Chief
Khalil al-Hayya, who led truce talks with Israel, takes over the political bureau following the death of Yahya al-Sinwar.
U.S. Reinstates Naval Blockade on Iran, Slated to Begin Tuesday
The blockade follows renewed clashes and IRGC attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
ICE Ordered to Wear Body Cameras on Most Traffic Stops After Fatal Shootings, Border Czar Says
The mandate follows a series of fatal shootings involving ICE agents and aims to increase accountability by ensuring that field offices not currently equipped with cameras are outfitted within 60 days.