USAFacing a stalled war and looming midterm elections, the Trump administration has promised an unprecedented economic D-Day against Iran. The strategy aims to force Tehran to abandon its nuclear program and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, though critics argue this latest pressure campaign ignores decades of historical precedent.
USAA 15-year-old New Jersey girl has abruptly dropped her high-profile lawsuit against Meta, Google, and Snap, effectively ending a bellwether case that sought to hold social media companies accountable for youth mental health crises. The litigation, which alleged the platforms intentionally fostered addiction, concluded Thursday without a settlement payment.
USAEight people are missing after a charter flight went down Thursday afternoon near the Cape Newenham Long Range Radar Site in western Alaska. The aircraft, which departed from Anchorage, lost contact while attempting to approach the remote facility, triggering an immediate search and rescue operation in the region's rugged terrain.
USAA Moscow court has placed Conor Kennedy on an international wanted list, accusing the American lawyer of serving as a mercenary in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The grandson of Robert F. Kennedy faces potential imprisonment of up to ten years under Russian criminal statutes for his participation in military operations.
USAA harrowing video released by the Forward Seamen's Union of India captures the moment a Panama-flagged container ship, manned by 21 Indian seafarers, came under fire from Iranian Revolutionary Guard boats. The April 22 incident underscores the escalating danger for merchant crews navigating the volatile Strait of Hormuz during the ongoing regional war.
USAUS Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has declared that Washington will soon impose the toughest sanctions in history on Iran, a strategy intended to force the regime's collapse and bypass the need for large-scale military intervention in the ongoing six-month conflict over shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz.
USAThe FBI has placed an Indian national named Kamal on its wanted list, citing his alleged role in a transnational extortion ring tied to the Lawrence Bishnoi Organized Crime Group. Federal authorities issued an arrest warrant on July 1, marking a significant escalation in the agency's crackdown on foreign criminal syndicates.
USAVice President JD Vance described the current American strategy toward Tehran as a delicate dance, arguing that while economic sanctions remain the most effective tool to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions and regional aggression, they carry the inherent risk of triggering retaliatory economic pressure on the United States.
USAManitoba Premier Wab Kinew launched a sharp critique of Donald Trump on Thursday, labeling the US President a "bad person" who cannot be trusted. As federal officials edge toward a trade deal to avoid 50% tariffs, Kinew urged Canadians to resist concessions, arguing that the American administration is currently operating from a position of weakness.
Jessica Bowie, a 35-year-old resident of Albany, now faces federal charges for allegedly plotting to detonate an explosive device at the New York State Capitol. Prosecutors claim the suspect intended to target public officials and cause maximum structural damage before attempting to flee to ISIS-controlled territory in Syria.
USAThe United States has issued a stark ultimatum to international allies and China, demanding total participation in what Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent describes as the most severe economic isolation campaign in history. Washington aims to force the collapse of the Iranian regime as military progress in the six-month conflict stalls.
USAU.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent issued a stark ultimatum to international allies on Thursday, framing the administration's new campaign to isolate Iran as a binary choice. Declaring the initiative the most significant coordinated economic blockade in history, Bessent warned that nations must align with Washington or face the consequences.
USAThe United States is redesignating Lebanon's Hezbollah as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist, a move calibrated to solidify the group’s formal association with Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-Qods Force. This regulatory update targets the operational nexus between Tehran and its regional proxy amidst ongoing military tensions.
USAThe U.S. State Department has greenlit a potential $4.5-billion sale of four KC-46A refueling aircraft to Qatar. This deal, currently awaiting congressional approval, aims to bolster the regional defense capabilities of a key strategic partner that frequently serves as a critical intermediary in complex Middle Eastern diplomatic negotiations.
USABlerim Skoro, a 55-year-old father who claims to have spent nearly a decade infiltrating al-Qaeda and other extremist networks for the U.S. government, now sits in an immigration detention center. Arrested by ICE while filing routine paperwork, he faces removal to Kosovo, where he fears he will be killed.
USAA battalion commander at Fort Stewart is dangling a rare incentive to boost retention: four days of leave for the highly anticipated release of Grand Theft Auto VI. Soldiers who commit to at least two more years of service by mid-November qualify for the special pass, blending military duty with gaming culture.
USAThe US Commission on International Religious Freedom has formally requested the American government to impose sanctions on the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. The recommendation, which also urges officials to deny diplomatic courtesies to the organization's leaders, arrives just weeks before RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat is scheduled to visit New York.
USAUnder the constant threat of Iranian strikes, the US Navy has established a clandestine shipping corridor near the Omani coast. This maritime bypass aims to keep roughly 10 million barrels of oil flowing daily into global markets, despite the persistent danger that has already claimed multiple lives among merchant crews.
USAA Cessna 150 pilot died Wednesday afternoon following a violent collision with a Pennsylvania State Police Bell 407 helicopter near a runway in Carlisle. While the light aircraft was decimated upon impact, both state troopers aboard the helicopter managed to escape the wreckage, suffering only minor injuries.
USAThe United States national debt has officially crossed the $40 trillion mark, a historic milestone that arrives well ahead of previous Congressional Budget Office projections. Treasury Department data confirmed the figure at $40.05 trillion, underscoring a rapid expansion in federal borrowing driven by interest costs and long-term fiscal obligations.
USAAfter holding a 50 percent tariff threat over Canadian goods, President Donald Trump announced a tentative agreement with Ottawa on Wednesday. While the White House claims a deal is reached, Prime Minister Mark Carney and his negotiating team continue to finalize the legal documentation required to cement the new terms.
USANatalie Harp, a key aide to Donald Trump, once climbed into the trunk of an SUV to ensure she reached the former president's New York courthouse appearance. The incident highlights an unconventional, fiercely loyal role that has sparked friction among senior staffers and drawn scrutiny from political opponents.
USAPresident Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that he intends to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un later this year, marking their first encounter of his second term. The president also disclosed a specific assessment of North Korea’s atomic arsenal, claiming the regime now possesses 57 nuclear weapons.
USATehran is weighing retaliatory strikes against American military installations across Europe should Donald Trump escalate current hostilities in the Middle East. According to sources within the Iranian government, potential targets include British facilities in Cyprus and Bulgarian air bases currently hosting American refueling operations and personnel.
USADonald Trump has declared the Strait of Hormuz effectively under American control, citing the removal of Iranian water mines and the enforcement of a naval blockade. While the claim of territorial sovereignty remains a political assertion, shifting maritime data suggests Tehran is losing its grip on the vital energy chokepoint.
USAA federal arrest warrant issued on June 25, 2026, has propelled 29-year-old Major Singh onto the FBI's most wanted list. The Indian national, identified as a key operative within the Jaggu Bhagwanpuria syndicate, is now the subject of an international manhunt following his alleged involvement in illicit activities across California.
USAA morning jogger near Philadelphia’s City Hall suffered a leg injury while fleeing a masked assailant who blocked her path to demand, “Are you ready to die?” The suspect, disguised in a Chucky horror-doll mask, targeted at least six pedestrians during a fifteen-minute intimidation spree early Monday morning.
USAIndia responded to Donald Trump’s recent endorsement of its electoral system by emphasizing the global recognition of its administrative rigor. The US President cited India’s reliance on mandatory photo identification to bolster his domestic campaign for the SAVE America Act, which seeks to overhaul voting requirements across the United States.
USADr. David Morens, once a senior adviser to Dr. Anthony Fauci, pleaded guilty Tuesday to conspiring to defraud the U.S. government. The charges center on his systematic effort to bypass transparency laws, using private email accounts to hide records concerning controversial research grants linked to the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic.
USADonald Trump is reportedly pressing his administration to arrange a face-to-face meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as early as this autumn. The potential summit aims to capitalize on the U.S. President’s upcoming travel schedule to Asia, targeting a diplomatic window during his visit to the region in November.