US Strikes Iran Following Alleged Attack on Warships
Iran's military has accused the US of breaching a ceasefire by launching attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, which they claim were in retaliation for prior US actions.
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Iran's military has accused the US of breaching a ceasefire by launching attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, which they claim were in retaliation for prior US actions.
The recent three-hour discussion between Trump and Brazil's Lula marks a pivotal moment as Lula prepares for a challenging election against Flavio Bolsonaro.
As tensions rise in the region, France is deploying its aircraft carrier group towards the Strait of Hormuz in collaboration with the UK, highlighting the strategic significance of this waterway.
President Trump has set a deadline of July 4 for the European Union to implement a trade deal, warning of potential higher tariffs if the agreement is not fulfilled.
Explosions were reported near Qeshm Island as Iranian state media indicated an exchange of fire occurred between Iranian armed forces and US troops.
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Starting May 7, 2026, the US will initiate a program to revoke passports for parents who owe significant child support, initially targeting those with debts over $100,000.
A suspected hantavirus outbreak on a Dutch cruise ship has led to the deaths of three passengers, raising alarms about health safety on cruises.
A council of emergency experts has put forward recommendations for the Trump administration to improve federal disaster assistance and expedite financial aid for survivors.
Two Britons evacuated from a cruise ship affected by hantavirus are reportedly improving in their respective hospitals, one in Johannesburg and the other in the Netherlands.
The Department of Homeland Security's internal oversight office, which examines detainee deaths and medical care access, is being shut down due to funding problems, despite rising detention deaths.
Rumen Radev has been appointed as Bulgaria's new prime minister following his party's historic electoral victory, marking the first outright parliamentary majority since 1997.
A newly approved map by Tennessee Republicans divides Shelby County into three districts, impacting the representation of Memphis and aiming to weaken the last Democratic seat.
As the election approaches, Kelly's rising profile suggests a strong campaign, while Hegseth may struggle to retain voter support.
As Lebanon reflects on the aftermath of 'Black Wednesday', the US continues to align its military policies with Israel's opposition to Hezbollah, raising concerns about the Lebanese army's capacity.
In the wake of the first reported death linked to a hantavirus outbreak on a ship, health officials are actively tracking individuals who left the vessel.
Paris Saint-Germain is nearing a significant achievement following a closely contested semi-final against Bayern Munich, the German football giant.
Governor Kathy Hochul has revealed a new budget agreement designed to address the financial pressures facing residents and respond to the political dynamics introduced by Trump.
As Pope Leo XIV marks his first year in office, his role alongside US President Trump has sparked interest. However, the future direction of the Catholic Church under his leadership remains uncertain.
French prosecutors have initiated a criminal investigation into Elon Musk and his platform X after he did not comply with a summons for a voluntary interview regarding alleged abuses.