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Iran Prioritizes Doha Diplomacy, Vows War Readiness
Iran's chief negotiator told state television on June 30, 2026 that Tehran prioritizes diplomacy with the United States in Doha but is prepared for war if talks fail, while PM Modi pressed Iran's pres
U.S.-India relationship at its lowest in 30 years: Indian-American Democrat leader
California Democrat Ro Khanna declared U.S.-India relations at a 30-year low on June 29, 2026, blaming Trump's Iran war for surging Indian gas prices and citing India's Ambassador to China as saying a
U.S. Pacific Air Forces Flex B-2 Stealth Bomber LRASM Capability
Pacific Air Forces demonstrated B-2 stealth bombers firing AGM-158C Long-Range Anti-Ship Missiles in a Pacific sinking exercise, spotlighting the service's push to field long-range maritime strike cap
SCOTUS Blocked Trump's Fed, Tariff Power Grabs
This Supreme Court term handed Trump broader authority over federal agencies than any modern president — yet drew deliberate economic boundaries where markets watched most closely: at the Federal Rese
CJ ENM Sells Six Thai Dramas to Amazon MX Player India
Six Thai dramas adapted from Korean IPs will stream free on Amazon MX Player in India starting July 2, 2026, via a content deal between CJ ENM Hong Kong and the platform.
Trump's Five-Pronged Immigration Overhaul, Explained
More than a year into his second term, President Trump has pursued a sweeping, multi-pronged strategy to curb both illegal and legal immigration — combining enforcement funding, immigration court over
South Korea, Ukraine hold 'constructive' North Korea
South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun and Ukrainian counterpart Andriy Sybiga met in Seoul on Tuesday for 'constructive' talks on the fate of two North Korean soldiers captured while fighting for Rus
US Drone Supply Chain Mapped: 8 Parts, 4 Cert Lists
War on the Rocks published an infographic mapping the U.S. drone-component ecosystem across eight hardware categories and four certification tiers, arguing the domestic supply chain is broader than th
DHS Chief Danced Happy Dance at Iran World Cup Exit
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin said he 'danced a happy dance' and was 'so happy' when Iran's visas were pulled and the team exited the World Cup, while Iran's coach Amir Ghalenoei called his squad the
Gor Dismisses Indo-Pacific Command Rename Row
U.S. Ambassador to India Sergio Gor dismissed the controversy over the U.S. reverting the Indo-Pacific Command to its original Pacific Command name, insisting the bilateral relationship remains robust
China patrols Scarborough Shoal after US-Philippine
China's PLA and coast guard conducted combat-readiness and law-enforcement patrols around the disputed Scarborough Shoal on Tuesday, days after joint US-Philippine drills in the same waters.
Lai Warns Taiwan Cadets Against Chinese Espionage
Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te warned military cadets graduating from a Cold War-era political warfare college on June 30 to resist Chinese espionage and uphold that Taiwan is not subordinate to Beij
Lai Warns Taiwan Cadets Against Chinese Espionage
Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te warned graduating military cadets to resist Chinese espionage and declared the Republic of China and People's Republic of China are not subordinate to each other, speak
Iran Will Be in Doha But Not for U.S. Talks
Iran confirmed it will send a delegation to Doha on Tuesday but rejected President Trump's characterization of direct U.S.-Iran talks, saying its team will only engage mediators about U.S. compliance
U.S., India trade deal in final steps: Sergio Gor
US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor declared the U.S.-India trade deal is 99% complete after 18 months of negotiations, expressing confidence a final agreement would be sealed soon.
Iran Denies Trump's Doha Meeting Claim
President Trump announced a meeting with Iran would take place in Doha, Qatar today, but Iran's Foreign Ministry immediately denied any planned talks in the coming days, contradicting the US account.
SCOTUS Blocks Trump Firing of Fed's Lisa Cook, 5-4
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 on Monday that Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook can keep her seat while her legal challenge to President Trump's firing proceeds, with Chief Justice Roberts holding Trump
Russian Troops Last Just 20 Minutes on Ukraine Front
Russian soldiers survive an average of 20 to 35 minutes on certain Ukraine front-line positions, with British intelligence estimating nearly 500,000 Russian war deaths as drones now drive 80% of Mosco
EU, China Open Trade Talks, October Deadline Set
The EU and China have launched a new trade dialogue aimed at heading off a trade war, with the EU trade chief pushing for concrete results by an October deadline.
UN details humanitarian toll of strikes on Ukrainian power industry
A new UN human rights report documents Russia's systematic destruction of Ukraine's energy infrastructure during the coldest winter since 2010, with at least 423 strikes on power facilities leaving fu
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