Iranian Gas Field Attacks Spark Global Energy Crisis
Israeli airstrikes on Iran's South Pars gas field have triggered global energy price surges and intensified regional tensions. The disruption of the North Dome complex has led to
Conflicts & Security
NATO Bombed Hell Out of Libya Under UN Mandate, Says Expert
A former UN expert accused NATO of using a UN humanitarian mandate to justify the 2011 Libya intervention, which led to the death of Muammar Gaddafi.
Azerbaijan’s Military Police Delegation Visits Bulgaria to Strengthen Ties
Azerbaijan's military police delegation visits Bulgaria to strengthen bilateral cooperation and exchange insights on defense and security practices.
NATO Chief Confident Spat Over Strait of Hormuz Can Be Resolved
NATO chief confident spat over Strait of Hormuz can be resolved as tensions rise between U.S. and European allies.
US Strikes Over 7,000 Targets Across Iran Military Infrastructure
The U.S. has struck over 7,000 targets across Iran and its military infrastructure, according to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
NATO, Gulf Partners Discuss Middle East Security Amid Regional Tensions
NATO and Gulf partners convened to address Middle East security challenges, focusing on Iran's actions and strengthening cooperation.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Rejects Ceasefire Proposals Amid Retaliation Stance
Iran's Supreme Leader rejects ceasefire proposals, demanding apologies and compensation from the U.S. and Israel before considering peace.
Matt Leinart refuses to unretire USC No. 11 jersey despite requests
Matt Leinart refuses to unretire his USC No. 11 jersey, stating it will only be worn by his sons if they play for the Trojans.
Trent Alexander-Arnold Awaits England Call as Tuchel Finalizes Squad
Trent Alexander-Arnold remains hopeful of earning a recall to the England squad as Thomas Tuchel prepares to announce his team.
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.
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.