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Armed Settlers Stopped a U.S. Congressman in the West Bank
Armed settlers stopped Khanna's group for 90 minutes. He says IDF soldiers sided with the attackers. Israel disagrees.
Read »Iran Closed the Strait and the U.S. Struck Back
Iran declared the Strait of Hormuz closed, attacked a container ship, and the ceasefire is over. The U.S. launched new strikes.
Ukraine Is Sinking Russia's Shadow Fleet
Ukraine hit 48 Russian ships in five days. Kyiv calls them military targets. Moscow calls it piracy.
Iran's New Supreme Leader Has Vanished
Mojtaba Khamenei hasn't been seen since the airstrike. He skipped his father's funeral. Nuclear talks start tomorrow.
Trump Declares Iran Ceasefire Over After New Strikes
Iran attacked ships in the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. struck back. Now both sides are escalating.
What the Ankara NATO Summit Actually Settled
Trump threatened Spain, declared Iran's ceasefire over, then left calling it a triumph. The outcome is contested.
Ukraine Gets the Go-Ahead to Make Patriot Missiles
Trump announced the manufacturing license at NATO's Ankara summit, but no formal approval process has begun.
Three Tankers Hit Near the Strait of Hormuz
Iran fired on three ships as nuclear talks stall over who controls the waterway.
Nigel Farage Quits Parliament Amid Funding Inquiry
The Reform UK leader resigned his Clacton seat and will stand again in the resulting by-election.
China Fired a Nuclear-Capable Missile Into the Pacific
Beijing calls it training. Allies say it landed in a nuclear-free zone. China just showed it can reach the US.
China's Unity Law Makes Assimilation Mandatory
Beijing calls it harmony. Rights experts call it forced erasure. Minority communities say it ends their right to exist.
Trump Sets New Conditions for U.S. Support of NATO
At the Ankara summit, the U.S. is demanding allies join American wars. Europe has a different idea of what NATO is for.
Israel's Cabinet Just Defied Its Supreme Court
For the first time, Netanyahu's government refused a court ruling — and there's a TV sale underneath it.
Trump Called FIFA. Balogun Plays.
FIFA reversed Balogun's automatic red-card ban after Trump called Gianni Infantino. The rest of world soccer is furious.
The Fight in Lebanon Collapsed the Iran Talks' First Day
The US and Iran signed a deal June 17. Two days later, Israel struck Lebanon and the first talks fell apart.
Cuba Opened Its Economy. No One Agrees What Comes Next.
Cuban lawmakers just passed the most sweeping market reforms in 67 years. No one agrees if they'll work.
The Iran War Is Over. The Deal Isn't Popular.
The war is over. The Strait is open. And both parties are furious about the deal that did it.
Hegseth Put NATO on Notice. Some Allies Will Fail.
He flew to Brussels, blamed allies for the Iran war, and announced a six-month review of US troops in Europe.
Russia's Skyfall Missile Poisons Everything It Flies Over
MIT researchers analyzed last October's test and found Russia's nuclear-powered cruise missile almost certainly irradiates the air as it moves. Western analysts call it a "flying Chernobyl." Russia calls it "invincible."
The Strait Is Open. Ships Won't Move Yet.
The US-Iran MOU reopens the Strait of Hormuz after nearly four months and 20,000 stranded sailors. Mines need clearing. Shipping companies want more than an MOU.