Alexander brothers convicted of sex trafficking in NYC, face up to life in prison
Alexander brothers convicted of sex trafficking, face life in prison after federal trial.
Conflicts & Security
US repeats ‘old trap’ with Iran: Same mistakes from Afghanistan resurface
The US repeats the 'old trap' with Iran, echoing past military failures and facing a resilient adversary.
Trump Administration Orders Restart of Oil Drilling Along California Coast Amid Iran War
Trump administration orders restart of oil drilling along California coast amid Iran war
Meghalaya Postpones GHADC Polls After Violence; CM Calls for Peace
Meghalaya postpones GHADC polls after violence; CM calls for peace as Army deployed.
Kam Air and the Escalating Afghanistan-Pakistan Conflict
The bombing of Kam Air's fuel depot near Kandahar airport has reignited cross-border tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan, defying Chinese calls for restraint.
Pete Hegseth Comments on Strait of Hormuz Amid Regional Tensions
Pete Hegseth comments on the security of the Strait of Hormuz, stating there is no need to worry about potential threats in the region. The situation has raised concerns about
Pakistan Strikes Kam Air Fuel Depots in Afghanistan, Taliban Claims
Pakistan's military allegedly struck Kam Air fuel depots in Afghanistan, causing significant damage and injuring two employees, as tensions between the two nations continue to
Epstein’s Longtime Accountant Testifies in House Oversight Probe
Epstein's longtime accountant testifies in House Oversight probe, revealing details about the financier's wealth and business operations.
First Week Iran War Costs $11.3 Billion, Pentagon Reports
First week Iran war costs $11.3 billion, Pentagon reports
World Doesn’t Have Enough Ammo for the Iran War
The world is running out of advanced missile defense systems as the Iran War intensifies, with Western stockpiles of interceptors like Patriot and THAAD being rapidly depleted.
South Africa Deploys Troops in Streets to Tackle Crime Surge
South Africa deploys troops in streets to tackle crime, as military joins police to address gang violence and illegal mining in Johannesburg.
Kerzers Bus Tragedy: A Deliberate Act in Swiss Town
In the quiet town of Kerzers, a bus fire claimed six lives, raising questions about intent and safety.
Pakistan Claims 641 Afghan Taliban Killed in Operation Ghazab lil-Haq
Pakistan's military operation has killed 641 Afghan Taliban fighters, with ongoing efforts to seek a diplomatic resolution.
Pentagon Bars Photographers From Briefings After ‘Unflattering’ Hegseth Images
The Pentagon barred press photographers from briefings after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's staff reportedly criticized images of him as 'unflattering'.
Strait of Hormuz Closure Sparks Global Economic Concerns
The potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz has raised global economic concerns as tensions between the US and Iran escalate, with reports of military actions and drone attacks