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Imran Khan's sisters are said to have refused food in prison for two days, an Iranian official defended his country's uranium enrichment on camera, and an accused re-entrant is said to have removed a federal ankle monitor. Here is what is being claimed, and who is saying it.
President Trump receives warm welcome in Knoxville amid heightened security.
The Pentagon is taking decisive action to secure America's tungsten supply, a critical metal supporting over 100 defense systems. Could this be the wake-up call America needs?
A preliminary 3.5 magnitude earthquake struck near Hermosa Beach on Sunday morning, with accounts carrying word of shaking days after Hurricane Polo raised coastal concerns.
A powerful nor'easter has turned deadly, killing a man in Brooklyn and leaving a swimmer missing off Long Island. The storm is impacting over 40 million people across ten states.
Strikes across Ukraine killed at least six people, according to officials, after Moscow rejected German calls to de-escalate. Zelensky is now demanding that China, India, Brazil and South Africa stop sitting on the fence, while Germany's foreign minister confronted Sergei Lavrov directly at the United Nations.
Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin is rejecting antisemitism claims against his country even as Ireland's national soccer team held a dramatic last-minute vote on whether to play Israel — and one player walked out in protest.
Fatma Betul Sayan Kaya stepped down as deputy chair of Turkey's AK Party after opposition politicians alleged she profited from share sales made shortly before a stock market plunge. The claim is unverified.
President Trump told Axios the Iranians want a deal, but not the one he wants, while Qatar pushes shuttle diplomacy and regional mediators try to revive talks.
A striking display of American pride was witnessed as a flyover occurred at the Presidents Cup.
Hezbollah's secretary general accused Lebanon's government of siding with Israel and the United States, saying the president has no right to 'relinquish Lebanon's right to prosecute the enemy,' while Israel's finance minister publicly pushed for annexing territory as far as the Litani River.
Conservative and progressive commentators alike are predicting a brutal 2026 midterm cycle for Republicans, with turnout woes and working-class shifts dominating the conversation. A viral exchange between Neera Tanden and Tomi Lahren highlights the stakes.
