USAIranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has flatly dismissed the possibility of a meeting between Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei and Donald Trump. The rejection follows comments from the US president suggesting a future encounter, a prospect Tehran now characterizes as detached from the grim realities of the ongoing regional conflict.
USAIranian state media reported on Friday that military forces fired warning missiles at two US destroyers in the Gulf of Oman, allegedly forcing the vessels to withdraw. The Pentagon's Central Command swiftly rejected the account, labeling the claim entirely false and maintaining that its ships continue to operate freely in the region.
USAUnder the cover of darkness in the Indian Ocean, US military personnel executed a maritime interdiction on the MT Davina, a stateless tanker previously flagged by Washington for transporting illicit Iranian crude. The operation, confirmed by the Indo-Pacific Command, marks a sharp escalation in ongoing efforts to disrupt Tehran’s supply networks.
USANinety-seven kilometers from the Iranian city of Tabriz, Israeli special operations forces operated from secret outposts in Azerbaijan throughout the recent conflict. This clandestine presence was part of a broader, regional intelligence network that utilized proximity to Iran’s borders for targeted strikes, surveillance, and long-range logistics.
USAThe US Senate cleared $70 billion in funding for ICE and Border Patrol on Friday, delivering a significant legislative victory for Donald Trump. The move ends months of gridlock over immigration enforcement, though the marathon amendment process exposed deep fissures within the Republican ranks regarding the president's broader policy priorities.
USALuxury builders in North Texas are grappling with a sharp drop in demand as the once-reliable wave of Indian tech professionals recedes. With H-1B visa restrictions tightening and AI-driven layoffs mounting, the suburban housing boom that defined communities like Frisco and Celina is facing a significant, painful correction.
USAElias Irizarry, who pleaded guilty to trespassing during the January 6 Capitol riot, has secured a political appointment within the Defense Department’s office for Special Operations and Low Intensity Conflict. The hiring, sanctioned following a presidential pardon, has ignited a sharp debate regarding the intersection of political loyalty and national security vetting.
USAThree men in waders, caught on camera lifting a manhole cover in Astoria, are among several groups recently spotted disappearing into New York City’s subterranean infrastructure. These late-night excursions, occurring across Queens and Brooklyn, have prompted a police investigation into the unusual and potentially hazardous activity beneath city streets.
USA“I would never have forgotten my drugs,” Hunter Biden retorted to a social media user accusing him of leaving cocaine in the West Wing. The son of the former president has transformed his digital presence into a spectacle of deadpan wit, unapologetically addressing his past addiction while sparring with political critics.
USAVladimir Putin has dismissed Western attempts to leverage India’s foreign policy, asserting that pressure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi is counterproductive to global stability. Speaking in St. Petersburg, the Russian leader framed India as a reliable partner, brushing off concerns that New Delhi’s ties with Washington could jeopardize Moscow’s strategic interests.
USADonald Trump signaled a shift in his administration's Iran policy, stating he would be honored to meet Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei if a formal agreement is reached. The president’s comments arrive as the White House softens its demand for the removal of Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile, currently held in storage.
USAFacing bipartisan resistance over a perceived lack of security credentials, President Donald Trump confirmed Thursday that Bill Pulte will not be the permanent director of national intelligence. The announcement follows intense scrutiny from lawmakers who argue that the Federal Housing Finance Agency chief is unsuited for the sensitive role.
USAU.S. President Donald Trump has reaffirmed his commitment to reaching a trade agreement with India, characterizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a "good friend" despite ongoing friction over market access. The President’s optimism surfaces as his administration simultaneously pursues a controversial 12.5 percent tariff hike on goods from 54 nations.
USADonald Trump has privately warned aides that any American combat deaths will trigger an immediate end to the fragile ceasefire with Iran. While the administration currently tolerates limited exchanges of fire, officials confirm the president remains prepared to abandon the standoff and resume full-scale hostilities if his red line is crossed.
USAA controversial $1.8 billion government fund intended to compensate victims of alleged agency abuse has been suspended following intense pressure from Senate Republicans. The move marks a rare instance of legislative defiance against the White House, forcing a pause on a program critics labeled a taxpayer-funded slush fund.
USAPresident Donald Trump has issued a stark ultimatum to Oman, threatening military action if the sultanate does not align with U.S. interests in the Strait of Hormuz. The warning follows intelligence reports suggesting Muscat might facilitate Iranian efforts to levy tolls on commercial vessels, a claim the sultanate vehemently denies.
USADuring a targeted sweep in Arizona, federal agents apprehended 30 Indian nationals working as commercial truck drivers despite lacking legal status. The arrests, part of a broader crackdown on unauthorized operators behind the wheel of semi-trucks, mark a significant escalation in enforcement efforts along major US transit corridors.
USAAmidst swirling speculation regarding the health of Iran’s leadership, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed Tuesday that Mojtaba Khamenei is alive and reasserting his influence. The statement, delivered before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, follows reports of injuries sustained during a joint U.S.-Israel military operation on February 28.
USAUnder a new executive order signed Tuesday, AI developers must grant the U.S. government access to their most powerful models up to 30 days before public release. This voluntary framework aims to mitigate national security risks while navigating fierce industry pressure to keep regulatory hurdles to a minimum.
USAPresident Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday requiring developers to provide federal agencies with access to their most powerful AI systems up to 30 days before public deployment. This voluntary framework aims to mitigate national security risks while balancing industry demands against government oversight of emerging technology.
USAThe Donald Trump administration has signaled a broad escalation in trade policy, proposing tariffs of up to 12.5 percent on 60 trading partners—including India—for failing to adequately address forced labor. The move arrives as American negotiators land in New Delhi to finalize an interim trade agreement despite rising friction.
USAThe Trump administration is moving to terminate sanction waivers for countries importing Russian oil, citing a need to restore strict economic pressure. Secretary of State Marco Rubio told the Senate Foreign Policy Committee that these time-limited measures, intended to stabilize global prices during the Iran conflict, must conclude soon.
USAWhen his wife announced she wanted a divorce, 48-year-old Erik Pierwsza did not reach for a lawyer or a mediator. Instead, he climbed into an excavator and began tearing his Pennsylvania home apart while his wife and two daughters remained trapped inside the structure, prompting a swift police intervention.
USAA man tears a flag, a resident mocks an accent, and city council meetings turn into stages for hostility. While these viral moments suggest a fractured community in Frisco, Texas, local Indian-Americans argue the vitriol is a performative act driven by digital clout rather than genuine civic grievance.
USA“I was a little bit perturbed,” Donald Trump admitted Wednesday, confirming reports that he used profanity to chide Benjamin Netanyahu over Israel’s ongoing military campaign in Lebanon. The former president acknowledged the tense phone call during a podcast appearance, shedding light on the friction between the two long-standing right-wing allies.
USAWith 99 percent of a sweeping bilateral trade deal finalized, US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor is pushing to cement the partnership as the defining relationship of the generation. Speaking at the CITI India 2026 Conference, Gor confirmed that Washington and New Delhi are navigating the final technical hurdles.
USAAnnette Holmes is pushing for the permanent removal of 33-year-old Tarsem Singh, the man charged in the high-speed crash that killed her 17-year-old daughter, Ashlee, and her unborn grandchild. Singh, an Indian national living in the United States illegally, remains in custody facing multiple felony counts following the February 16 incident.
USAWith 99 percent of a bilateral trade deal finalized, US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor says the final one percent consists primarily of legal technicalities. During a brief visit to New Delhi, the envoy expressed optimism about closing the gap while praising the tenacity of the Indian negotiating team.
USAIntelligence agencies from the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand have issued a rare joint alert exposing Chinese military spies who masquerade as recruiters on professional networking sites. The operation targets government employees and security clearance holders to extract sensitive information through elaborate, long-term recruitment schemes.
USAA sweeping executive order signed Wednesday strips job protections from 8,000 high-earning federal employees, marking a significant escalation in the administration’s campaign to reshape the civil service. The policy targets senior staff influencing government direction, effectively creating a mechanism to remove personnel deemed resistant to presidential mandates.