Michigan Terrorist Linked to Hezbollah Amid DHS Shutdown
A Michigan synagogue attacker has deeper ties to Hezbollah, raising questions about security gaps during the ongoing DHS shutdown.
Conflicts & Security
US Strikes Against Suspected Drug Vessels Kill 157, Pentagon Says
The U.S. military has confirmed 157 deaths in 45 strikes against suspected drug trafficking vessels in the Western Hemisphere.
Spokane Historian Reflects on Cesar Chavez Amid Abuse Allegations
Spokane historian Ray Rast is reevaluating the legacy of Cesar Chavez after a New York Times investigation revealed allegations of sexual abuse against him.
China Dismisses U.S. Hormuz Request Amid Escalating Tensions
China has rejected a U.S. request for military support in the Strait of Hormuz, a move that comes as tensions between the United States and Iran escalate further.
Cesar Chavez Accused of Decades-Long Sexual Abuse
Cesar Chavez, the civil rights icon, is accused of decades-long sexual abuse, according to a new investigation by The New York Times.
Dolores Huerta Breaks Silence on Cesar Chavez Sexual Assault Claims
Dolores Huerta breaks silence on Cesar Chavez, revealing alleged sexual misconduct and its impact on her life and the labor movement.
Zelenskyy: 201 Ukrainian Military Experts Deployed to Middle East to Counter Drones
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced the deployment of 201 military experts to the Middle East to help regional countries counter drone attacks.
NATO Allies Discuss Options to Reopen Hormuz Strait Amid Oil Crisis
NATO allies are discussing ways to reopen the Hormuz Strait, a key oil route, as Iran's closure has caused a 40% rise in global oil prices.
Pakistan Missiles Could Hit US, Warns Tulsi Gabbard
Pakistan missiles could hit US, warns Tulsi Gabbard as global missile threats grow.
Trump’s Failed Strong-Arming of Allies on Iran Shows Pressure Losing Effect
Trump's demands for military and political support from allies in the Iran conflict have faced widespread resistance, revealing a growing rift in transatlantic relations.
Ali Larijani Killed in Israeli Strike
Ali Larijani, Iran's de facto political leader, was killed in an Israeli airstrike on a major energy facility in the Gulf, according to multiple international reports.
Karapetyan presents strong peace strategy amid legal challenges
Karapetyan presents strong peace strategy emphasizing military strength and national confidence amid legal challenges.
Mojtaba Khamenei Vows Retribution After Ali Larijani’s Killing
Mojtaba Khamenei vows retribution after Ali Larijani's killing, calling the assassination an act of cowardice and warning that every drop of blood has its due.
Iran parliament speaker lays out terms for ending war, security
Iran's parliament speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has outlined strict conditions for ending the ongoing war, emphasizing that any ceasefire must guarantee the conflict will not
JCPOA Talks Face Hurdles Over Enrichment and Sanctions
JCPOA talks face hurdles over enrichment and sanctions as Iran and the U.S. remain divided on key terms.