Former President Donald Trump shocked observers with a violent threat against Iran, concluding his message with an unusual phrase praising Allah, provoking widespread criticism.
A federal judge dismissed the Proud Boys sedition case tied to the January 6 Capitol attack after the Justice Department moved to end the prosecution, erasing previous convictions and blocking retrial.
Donald Trump stated he ordered unprecedented bombing retaliation against Iran if they succeeded in assassinating him, underscoring persistent tensions with Tehran.
The Indian Navy inducted a new stealth frigate while grappling with delays in missile corvette acquisitions and debates over fleet composition against regional submarine threats.
Four New York Times journalists face subpoenas from the Department of Justice following their report on security issues that forced President Trump to abandon the new Air Force One.
A Russian missile and drone attack wounded 11 in Kyiv amid escalating Ukrainian strikes on vessels supporting Russian military logistics in the Sea of Azov.
Iran has dismissed negotiation efforts with the U.S., demanding a U.S. military retreat before talks can resume amid rising tensions and renewed conflict in the Gulf.
The Pentagon released its fourth set of UFO files featuring 40 documents with detailed eyewitness accounts, radar data, and declassified historical reports from multiple agencies.
After funeral chants calling for his death, Trump warned Iran of missile strikes if it blocks the Strait of Hormuz, urging Tehran to publicly guarantee open shipping lanes.
Attacks on Iran’s largest steel plants damaged critical infrastructure, threatening production and igniting debate over the legality of targeting civilian industrial sites in wartime.
Graham Platner exited the Maine Senate race following multiple controversies, prompting Democrats to quickly select a new candidate as US-Iran clashes intensify and global oil markets react.
Iran privately admitted that recent attacks on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz were unintentional, while the US urges a public commitment to safe navigation.