USATwenty-two medical specialists oversaw Donald Trump’s latest annual physical, a figure that dwarfs the physician teams assigned to his predecessors. While the White House characterizes the gathering of experts from institutions like Harvard and Duke as a gold-standard preventive measure, the unprecedented scale of the evaluation has drawn immediate scrutiny.
USAConflict, not coordination, now defines the once-solid partnership between Washington and Jerusalem. As Donald Trump abruptly calls off strikes on Iran to pursue a negotiated settlement, Benjamin Netanyahu finds himself sidelined, blindsided by a diplomatic shift that threatens his own political survival and long-term military objectives.
USAA kilometer from the White House, the mysterious appearance of the number '8647' carved into the National Mall grass has triggered a high-level security response. Authorities are treating the markings as a targeted threat against President Donald Trump, launching a formal investigation into the act of vandalism.
USADonald Trump announced he halted planned strikes on Iran after claiming Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei approved a draft peace deal. Tehran immediately countered this narrative, with state-affiliated agencies and foreign ministry officials clarifying that no final text has been signed and negotiations remain caught in a cycle of changing positions.
USAHours after vowing to strike Iranian defenses with overwhelming force, Donald Trump abruptly called off military operations. The president pivoted to a diplomatic stance, claiming that senior Iranian leadership approved the final terms of a proposed agreement supported by a broad coalition of Middle Eastern nations.
USAThe Pentagon shifted to emergency protocols Thursday as safety sensors triggered a lockdown across parts of the headquarters. Arlington County Fire Department crews joined federal teams on-site to address a reported hazardous materials incident, citing an immediate need to secure the facility while investigators assess the source of the contamination.
USAThree Indian crew members lost their lives after the tanker MT Settebello came under fire, prompting operator IOS Marine F.Z.E. to demand a transparent investigation. The manager claims the vessel was a lawful merchant ship operating in international waters and denies any connection to Iranian oil trade or illicit activity.
USAThree Indian crew members died when the oil tanker MT Settebello came under fire off the coast of Oman, near the strategic Strait of Hormuz. The incident has triggered urgent demands from maritime labor groups for enhanced protection, as the region becomes an increasingly dangerous corridor for civilian merchant vessels.
USATwo Hellfire missiles tore through the engine room of the Guinea-Bissau flagged tanker M/T Jalveer this week, as U.S. Central Command confirmed the strike on a vessel attempting to transport Iranian oil. This marks the third time in recent days that a ship manned by Indian seafarers has come under fire.
USAMahender Makhijani, a 44-year-old real estate financier from Corona del Mar, faces federal charges for allegedly defrauding Western Alliance Bancorp of $100 million. Armed federal agents arrested the California businessman following accusations that he manipulated digital property records to secure loans against overvalued collateral through his firm, Cantor Group V LLC.
USAA 44-year-old Indian-origin businessman faces up to 30 years in prison after federal authorities arrested him at his Newport Beach mansion. Prosecutors allege Mahender Makhijani orchestrated a sophisticated $100 million fraud against a federally insured bank, utilizing falsified title records and a network of shell companies to secure illicit loans.
USAJeffrey Epstein attempted to blackmail Bill Gates by exploiting his extramarital affairs, the Microsoft co-founder testified during a closed-door House Oversight Committee hearing on Wednesday. Gates described the late financier’s tactics as a calculated effort to force a professional re-engagement by layering personal threats on top of fabrications.
USADonald Trump announced that American forces successfully moved 100 million barrels of crude through the Strait of Hormuz during a covert mission. The operation allegedly bypassed Iranian forces, who have effectively shuttered the vital maritime chokepoint since the outbreak of regional hostilities on February 28.
USA“If Iran does not accept US terms for ending the war, we will bomb the s*** out of them tonight,” Donald Trump declared after US forces launched 49 Tomahawk missiles at Iranian targets. The ultimatum follows a volatile week of strikes, counter-claims, and blocked shipping lanes in a region pushed to the brink.
With temperatures in southern Iran soaring past 45 degrees Celsius, American airstrikes targeting military positions near the Strait of Hormuz have destroyed two key water reservoirs. The damage in Sirik County left 20,000 residents without safe drinking water, forcing a desperate scramble for resources in the sweltering heat.
USAThe United States launched a fresh wave of self-defense strikes against Iranian military targets, spanning from Tehran to Bandar Abbas, prompting immediate retaliation from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Amidst the escalating hostilities, Iran declared the Strait of Hormuz closed to all maritime traffic, a claim the US military swiftly disputed.
USASurpassing a record held by Jawaharlal Nehru for decades, Narendra Modi has reached 4,399 days in office, prompting a public salute from Donald Trump. The former U.S. President took to Truth Social on Wednesday to praise the Indian leader, cementing a long-standing diplomatic rapport between the two figures.
USAA missile strike on the Palau-flagged oil tanker Settebello near the Strait of Hormuz has triggered a diplomatic standoff between New Delhi and Washington. While 21 of the 24 Indian crew members aboard the vessel have been rescued, three remain missing following the attack, prompting an immediate summons of the US charge d'affaires.
USAA missile strike on the Palau-flagged tanker Settebello near the Strait of Hormuz has left three Indian crew members missing and 21 others rescued. The vessel, carrying 24 Indian nationals among its 28-member crew, was targeted Wednesday while sailing approximately 20 nautical miles northeast of the Omani port of Sohar.
USAA routine highway chase in Louisiana took a surreal turn Sunday when a suspected drunk driver leaped into a swamp to evade arrest, only to be intercepted by an alligator. The reptile attacked the fleeing man, biting both his arms before law enforcement eventually secured him using drone surveillance.
USAWhen an Apache helicopter crashed near the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. Navy turned to an experimental autonomous vessel to retrieve the crew. The rescue marked a milestone for the Corsair, a 24-foot drone boat developed by Saronic Technologies, a Texas-based firm co-founded by Indian-American engineer Vibhav Altekar.
USABefore AI Financial Corp. saw its market value evaporate, the Trump family secured approximately $500 million from a massive cryptocurrency token sale. The deal, involving World Liberty Financial, left investors holding assets that plummeted in value, even as the company behind the venture struggled to maintain its Nasdaq listing.
USAA 16-year-old carriage horse named Deniz collapsed and died on 72nd Street Tuesday evening, leaving onlookers in Central Park visibly shaken. The animal, operated by driver Nurettin Kirbiyik, lost consciousness suddenly and passed away within minutes, sparking immediate calls from activists to end the city's horse-drawn carriage industry.
USAA former urban planner born in Kerala, Nithya Raman is challenging the Los Angeles political establishment in a high-stakes mayoral runoff. After toppling a long-serving incumbent to secure her council seat in 2020, she now seeks to unseat Mayor Karen Bass by framing the city’s housing crisis as a failure of current leadership.
USAA chorus of jeers erupted inside Madison Square Garden as Donald Trump took his seat for Game 3 of the NBA Finals, a cold reception that accompanied the president from the moment his motorcade arrived at the venue until the national anthem concluded.
USATehran has initiated a series of long-range missile strikes targeting US military installations in Jordan, Bahrain, and Kuwait, marking a sharp escalation in hostilities. The assault serves as direct retaliation for American airstrikes on Iranian air defense systems following the downing of a US Apache helicopter in the Strait of Hormuz.
USAA 24-foot Saronic Corsair autonomous vessel successfully recovered two pilots from a downed Apache helicopter near the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, marking the first time the US military has utilized an unmanned surface craft to pull personnel from open water during a high-stakes maritime operation.
USAExplosions rocked Jask, Bandar Abbas, and Qeshm Island as the US military launched three waves of retaliatory strikes against Iranian radar and air defense systems. The operation near the Strait of Hormuz follows the crash of a US Apache helicopter, which investigators believe was struck by an Iranian drone.
USAFifty-year-old New Jersey businessman Neeraj Sharma faces the loss of his American citizenship after the Department of Justice accused him of securing naturalization through systematic visa fraud. Sharma is one of 17 individuals targeted in a sweeping federal effort to strip status from those who allegedly hid criminal histories.
USAA federal judge in Boston has struck down the Trump administration’s attempt to impose a $100,000 fee on H-1B visa petitions. US District Court Judge Leo Sorokin ruled that the executive branch overstepped its constitutional boundaries by implementing the massive levy without the necessary authorization from Congress.