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Rescue of U.S. Airman After Two Jet Crashes in Iran
A U.S. airman was rescued Saturday night after a risky two-day operation deep inside Iran, following two jet crashes. This event, coupled with Iran's downing of a fighter jet, has left both the U.S. a
Trump threatens NATO exit over Strait of Hormuz
President Trump is threatening to reconsider US NATO membership after allies refused to help unblock the Strait of Hormuz, prompting the NATO Secretary-General to rush to Washington and European capit
Warnock: Trump needs a lot of prayer
Georgia Senator Raphael Warnock, a Baptist pastor, told CNN in an interview that aired on Easter Sunday that President Donald Trump needs a lot of prayer, citing his influence and power over people.
Iran Ties World Cup Participation to FIFA Match Relocation
Iran's participation in the upcoming World Cup hinges on FIFA relocating its matches from the US to Mexico, amid heightened tensions following military exchanges between Iran and US-Israel forces.
Jake Auchincloss: Iran values Hormuz over nuclear
Democratic Rep. Jake Auchincloss warned that Iran’s control of the Strait of Hormuz is a far more critical strategic asset than its pursuit of a nuclear weapon, condemning President Trump’s Iran polic
Bushehr Nuclear Plant Hit Four Times, Gulf at Risk
Iran says the Bushehr nuclear power plant has now been struck four times since the US-Israel war began February 28, with the latest Saturday attack killing a security guard and prompting Tehran to dem
Zarif offers nuclear limits, Hormuz reopening
Former Iranian foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif unveiled a detailed peace roadmap calling for nuclear limits, a non‑aggression pact, and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, while Gulf official
Spain Bans U.S. Military Overflights in Iran Conflict
Spain has blocked U.S. military aircraft involved in the conflict with Iran from using its airspace, marking a significant shift in NATO dynamics and challenging the assumption of automatic allied sup
Chicago Drivers Queue for Free Gas as Prices Surge
In Chicago, drivers gathered for free gasoline as the sharp rise in the fuel prices, attributed to the US‑Israeli war on Iran, sparked anger and blame toward President Donald Trump.
Malpass Warns Iran Economy Collapsing Into Barter
Former World Bank President David Malpass warned Sunday that Iran's economy could collapse into a 'barter system' as the country's financial crisis worsens amid the conflict with the U.S. and Israel.
Anwar Highlights Gaza Aid, RM6bn Petrol Subsidies
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim told Malaysians they must recognize the Middle East conflict’s global impact, defended Gaza humanitarian aid, and noted the government’s RM6 billion monthly petrol subsidy
Senate chair to grill NHSO over 60 bn‑baht debt
Senate health committee chair Dr Prapon Tangsrikiattikul will confront the National Health Security Office over a 60 billion‑baht hospital debt gap and flawed payment formulas during the April 9‑10 po
Interceptor Missiles Save Lives as Stockpiles Dwindle
Interceptor missiles are proving to be a critical life-aving defense in modern warfare, but their high usage rates are leading to rapidly dwindling stockpiles. This creates a strategic dilemma where t
Trump Seeks Iran War Exit as Hormuz Shock Hits Economy
Trump is scrambling to exit the Iran conflict without a loss, but analysts warn he misread Tehran’s resolve and the Strait of Hormuz shutdown has already rattled the global economy.
Ibaraki to pay ¥10,000 for tips on illegal foreign workers
Ibaraki Prefecture will pay roughly 10,000 yen to informants whose tips lead to the arrest of businesses hiring illegal foreign workers, launching the reward system in fiscal 2026.
Houthis Claim Drone, Cluster Munition Strike on Ben Gurion
Yemen's Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree claimed responsibility for a drone and cluster munitions attack on Israel's Ben Gurion airport in Jaffa, according to an April 5, 2026 statement.
China Built Drone Industry, Now Tightens Flight Rules
China, the global leader in drone manufacturing, has implemented stricter regulations to combat illegal drone usage, a move that some users argue is now excessively limiting legitimate flights. This c
Kuwait Petroleum HQ set ablaze by drone strike
Kuwait Petroleum's headquarters were reportedly set ablaze by a drone strike, with Reuters and Al Jazeera corroborating broader Iranian attacks targeting Kuwait's oil sector, power, water plants, and
McEnany warns tough midterms; Trump backs SAVE Act
Former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany warned that Republicans will face a difficult November midterm election, citing historical incumbent challenges and a range of policy and strategic
Australia urges Easter travel despite fuel shortages
Australia's energy minister urged citizens to stick to Easter travel plans even as fuel shortages, spurred by the Middle East conflict and a near‑total shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz, leave 312 stat
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