The Pentagon’s Defense Intelligence Agency has raised its counterintelligence threat assessment for Israel to “critical,” the highest […]
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At least 22 people are dead and more than 130 wounded after Russia unleashed a massive overnight
The United States military destroyed Iranian radar stations and drone command sites on Goruk and Qeshm Islands
Iran’s negotiators told the United States on Monday that they are done talking, suspending the nuclear talks
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Israel’s military has captured the 12th-century Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon, marking the deepest Israeli ground incursion
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American and Iranian negotiators have done something that seemed impossible six weeks ago: they produced a written
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The generational shift in men’s tennis just arrived ahead of schedule. Nineteen-year-old Brazilian Joao Fonseca eliminated Novak
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Iran began restoring internet access to tens of millions of people this week, ending a nationwide blackout
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South Korea’s Starbucks ran a “Tank Day” promotion on the Gwangju massacre anniversary. The boycott that followed is a lesson in what a global brand can’t borrow.
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The real AI bottleneck is electricity, not chips. China is wiring solar straight to data centers while US projects wait years for grid power. Who actually wins AI?
The U.S. Thinks AI Is a Chip Race. China Knows It’s an Energy Race. Read More »
President Trump will gather his Cabinet at Camp David on Wednesday to push for an agreement ending
US Central Command bombed missile sites and naval targets in southern Iran late Monday, only hours after
Trump says the Iran deal is ‘largely negotiated’ with the Strait of Hormuz reopening, but Tehran disputes the terms and accuses Washington of obstruction.
The WHO declared the 2026 Ebola outbreak a global health emergency as the first American tested positive in Congo. The CDC says U.S. risk remains low.
Ukraine’s 556-drone barrage on Moscow killed three near the capital and hit the city’s oil refinery for the first time, forcing Russians to confront a war that is no longer distant.
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A drone struck the perimeter of the UAE’s Barakah Nuclear Power Plant on Saturday, sparking a fire near the Arab world’s first operational nuclear facility. Yemen’s Houthis claimed responsibility. No radiation was released, but the attack crosses a dangerous threshold in the Iran war: the deliberate targeting of nuclear infrastructure by proxy forces.
The Iran ceasefire expired Sunday with no deal in sight. Trump rejected Tehran’s latest proposal as “garbage.” Meanwhile, gas prices are up 45%, inflation hit 3.8% in April, and forecasters project 6% by Q2. The war that was supposed to be quick is now the primary driver of an economic crisis heading into midterm season.
Trump leaves a $14 billion Taiwan arms package undecided after his Beijing summit with Xi, calling Taiwan a 9,500-mile-away war he is not eager to fund.
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