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Former special counsel Jack Smith warned that the U.S. justice system is under threat, citing erosion of judicial trust and political interference in prosecutions, particularly under the Trump adminis
Tehran's chief negotiator and parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf called for a massive turnout at Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's funeral on July 2, 2026, framing the event as vengeanc
Indonesia's military has recovered the body of American pilot Nicholas F. Gosselin after he was shot dead by Papuan separatists who said the attack was a 'message' to the US and Indonesian governments
Ukraine's top general publicly saluted Gen. Christopher Donahue as he stepped down as head of U.S. Army Europe and Africa at Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's request, part of a broader shake-up of sen
Trump claimed Iran has "agreed to just about everything" his administration sought, but indirect US-Iran talks in Doha concluded without visible progress toward lasting peace, focusing instead on prev
Modi accepted a Seychelles honor that critics say was invented three days before his arrival, complete with a typo-laden certificate flagged as AI-generated — the latest in a pattern of foreign awards
China's Ministry of Natural Resources declared upcoming Japan-Philippines maritime border talks east of Taiwan an "internationally wrongful act," urging both nations to negotiate with Beijing instead
An AP fact-check finds that historians, the Communist Party USA's own co-chair, and scrutinized Democratic candidates all reject President Trump's claim that Democrats are communists, noting that no o
The FBI is directing more than 260 investigative analysts to "surge" resources into its probe of the 2020 presidential election in Georgia's Fulton County, with each staffer tasked with checking an es
Pakistan has warned India it cannot unilaterally suspend the 1960 Indus Water Treaty, declaring its share of the river a "red line" and threatening consequences after New Delhi pulled out of the agree
Russia unleashed its largest attack on Kyiv in months — 74 missiles and 496 drones overnight — killing at least 21 people and damaging roughly 130 buildings, prompting Zelenskiy to publicly fault alli
The Trump administration sent a letter to the International Criminal Court rejecting any ICC authority over US citizens, the latest rhetorical salvo against the court after three ICC judges sued over
Hunter Biden sarcastically nominated President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize on X, citing Trump's role in ending the war in Iran.
Russia unleashed 74 missiles and 496 drones on Kyiv in one of the war's largest strikes, killing at least 21 and wounding over 90, as Zelenskyy blamed delayed Western air defense deliveries and announ
The US-Iran war has pushed Gulf Cooperation Council states to accelerate diversification of their security partnerships, expanding ties with Pakistan, China, Turkiye, and Europe while simultaneously e
As the world marks 1,000 days since Israel's war on Gaza began, the territory lies in unprecedented ruins with the US-backed ceasefire framework faltering and Israel expanding its control of the encla
Iran's state TV claimed a foreign container ship ran aground in the Strait of Hormuz after defying IRGC instructions, but the vessel is the Arista — a sanctioned, Iran-linked ship flying a false Comor
A former White House ethics lawyer told NPR that President Trump's more than $1 billion in cryptocurrency and business earnings, disclosed in a 927-page filing, creates conflicts of interest that woul
On the 1,000th day of the Gaza war, Palestinians face continued daily strikes, expanded Israeli military control, and a stalled U.S.-led Board of Peace, with humanitarian aid still obstructed as Netan
Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian oil refineries have triggered a summer fuel crisis that a State Duma deputy says the government is concealing — warning it could cost officials their seats in Septem
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