France to Deploy Almost Dozen Warships, Considers Hormuz Mission, Macron Says
France deploys nearly a dozen warships, including its aircraft carrier, to the Mediterranean and potentially the Strait of Hormuz.
Conflicts & Security
Iranian Missiles Mark Mojtaba Khamenei Amid Escalating Israel-Iran Conflict
Israeli airstrikes target Iranian cities as missiles marked with Mojtaba Khamenei's name signal Iran's resolve to continue retaliation.
Iran War Spreading Economic Damage Beyond Oil and Gas Markets
Iranian missile and drone attacks have disrupted global trade through the Strait of Hormuz, affecting air and ocean freight and raising costs for consumers and businesses.
McAllen Mariachi Family Detained by ICE Sparks Bipartisan Outcry
A McAllen family detained by ICE has sparked bipartisan concern, with lawmakers and the community calling for support as the family navigates the asylum process.
U.S. Strikes Against Iran: Pete Hegseth Says ‘This Is Only Just the Beginning’
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says U.S. strikes against Iran are only the beginning, as the military continues its campaign.
Vengeance Day 2026 Recap: A Tuesday Night to Remember
Vengeance Day 2026 ended with mixed reactions as initial excitement gave way to disappointment.
Ecuador’s Noboa Vows End to ‘Mafias’ in Joint U.S. Military Operations
Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa has declared 'time has run out' for criminal organizations in the region, as the U.S. and Ecuador launch joint military operations against 'terrorist' groups.
Derrick White Becomes Boston’s Symbol of Sacrifice and Effort
Derrick White has become a symbol of Boston's values of sacrifice and effort.
Trump’s True Objective in Iran War Revealed Through U.S. Targets
U.S. military strikes against Iran increasingly target internal security forces, suggesting a strategy to undermine the government's ability to suppress dissent.
Pentagon Restructures Military Education Ties, Excluding Elite Universities
The Pentagon has cut ties with elite universities in a sweeping restructuring of its military education programs, redirecting officers toward conservative and public institutions.
Afghan Taliban open to talks after Pakistan bombs Kabul, Kandahar
The Afghan Taliban has expressed willingness to negotiate after Pakistan bombed military targets in Kabul and Kandahar, signaling a new phase of tension between the two nations.
Ukrainian missiles hit energy installations in Russia’s Belgorod
Ukrainian missiles hit energy installations in Russia's Belgorod region, causing power, water, and heating disruptions.
OSCE States Condemn Russia’s Human Rights Record, Navalny’s Death
OSCE states call for investigation into Alexei Navalny's death, condemning Russia's human rights record and political repression.
J&K DGP reviews security in Budgam, calls for focused action against terror ecosystem
J&K DGP reviews security in Budgam, emphasizing the need for focused counter-terrorism efforts.
Mother’s Day 2026 Set for 15 March: Focus on Practical, Sustainable Gifts
Mother's Day 2026 is on 15 March, with a focus on practical, sustainable gifts.