Starmer Faces Hecklers After London Terror Attack on Jewish Men
Golders Green residents confronted Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Thursday during his visit to the site of a double stabbing.
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Israel Intercepts Gaza Aid Flotilla Near Crete
Israeli naval units intercepted a flotilla of 22 boats attempting to reach Palestinian territory through the Mediterranean Sea.
Trump Urges Tehran to Give Up as Iran Conflict Enters Day 62
President Donald Trump urged Tehran to give up as the Iran conflict entered day 62 and Congress questioned the rising cost of the war.
US Central Command Drafts Strike Plans Against Iranian Infrastructure
President Donald Trump is slated to receive a CENTCOM briefing on military options for Iran as the Hormuz blockade keeps energy markets volatile.
Trump Weighs US Troop Reductions in Germany After Merz Clash
Donald Trump signaled a potential withdrawal of American forces from Germany in a social media post.
Hegseth Faces Congress as Pentagon Puts Iran War Cost at $25 Billion
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced lawmakers as Pentagon officials disclosed the estimated cost of the Iran war and warned about munitions pressure.
Trump Warns Tehran to Reach Deal
Donald Trump pressed Tehran to reach a deal as stalled talks, a record-low rial and UN warnings over arrests deepened pressure on Iran.
Kim Jong Un Praises North Korean Troops Who Died by Suicide in Ukraine
Kim Jong Un praised North Korean troops who killed themselves rather than surrender in Ukraine, confirming a no-capture battlefield policy for forces sent to Russia.
Trump Directs Aides to Extend Iran Blockade During Royal Visit
President Donald Trump shifted the trajectory of the Middle East conflict by ordering aides to prepare for a multi-month naval blockade of Iranian ports.
UAE Quits OPEC as Iran War Roils Global Energy Markets
Abu Dhabi moved to sever ties with the global oil cartel on Tuesday, ending decades of alignment with Saudi-led energy policy.
Russians Challenge Putin Over Tightening Internet Controls
President Vladimir V. Putin faces a rare wave of public friction from domestic digital creators over broad internet restrictions.
Austrian Man Stands Trial for Terror Plot at Taylor Swift Concert
Beran A entered a high-security courtroom in Vienna to answer charges involving a foiled attack plot that prosecutors say targeted thousands of music fans.