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UN: Israel Bulldozing Gaza, Destroying War Crimes Evidence
UN human rights chief Volker Turk accused Israel of bulldozing areas in Gaza with "no respect for the dead," warning that rubble-clearing operations are destroying evidence of potential war crimes as
Iranian strikes damaged hundreds of U.S. military buildings: IG
A Pentagon watchdog report reveals that Iranian strikes destroyed or damaged hundreds of U.S. military buildings across eight countries and dozens of aircraft, with the war costing $33.4 billion so fa
Blanche: White House will follow SCOTUS mail ballot ruling
Todd Blanche told reporters Tuesday the White House will comply with the Supreme Court's Monday ruling on mail ballots, declining to address a South Florida prosecutor's resignation and pivoting to Ch
Majority call Trump corrupt, dangerous: poll
A new Economist/YouGov poll finds a slight majority of registered voters view President Trump as corrupt and dangerous, with only 14% saying he isn't divisive.
Scorecard: England vs Sri Lanka, first T20, Southampton
England posted 254/4 in the first T20I at Southampton, leaving Sri Lanka at 118/9 after 17 overs and needing 137 runs from three overs with one wicket remaining in their reply.
Zelenskyy Says Russia Targeted His Plane With Drones
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy revealed to CBS News that Russia attempted to attack his plane with drones on two occasions in recent weeks during his European travels.
EPA scraps Biden power plant GHG rules, moves to eliminate other standards
EPA finalized repeal of most Biden-era greenhouse gas emissions rules for U.S. power plants and proposed eliminating every remaining power-sector GHG standard, citing a lack of Clean Air Act authority
Massie moves to impeach Hegseth over Iran war
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) launched articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Tuesday, accusing him of waging an unauthorized war against Iran without congressional approval.
Durbin Calls Trump Voting Orders Worst Crisis Since Civil War
Sen. Dick Durbin, the Senate Judiciary Committee's top Democrat, declared President Trump's voting-related executive orders and policy proposals the 'most serious challenge' to the U.S. government sin
South Korean Workers Challenge US Over Georgia Hyundai Raid
More than 300 South Korean workers detained in last September's immigration raid at a Hyundai-LG Energy Solution EV plant in Georgia are filing administrative claims against the U.S. government — the
Russian oligarch funded Trump Jr. wedding after-party
Russian oligarch Umar Kremlev funded the after-party at Donald Trump Jr.'s May wedding, with the couple confirming the foreign financial backing and raising fresh concerns about adversary influence ah
Russian Frigate Fires Flares Near Danish Helicopter
A Russian frigate fired two flares at a Danish military helicopter photographing it in international waters off Denmark on Monday, with one coming within meters of the aircraft and no radio warning be
Trump Attacks Supreme Court After Mail-In Vote Loss
President Trump attacked the Supreme Court on Tuesday, one day after justices struck down his mail-in voting order, in remarks that targeted rulings against him throughout the year and questioned just
Trump approval ticks up from record low: Survey
President Trump's approval rating edged up to 35% in a new Reuters/Ipsos poll released weeks before the midterm elections, recovering slightly from a record low set the previous month.
Trump Attacks Supreme Court After Mail-In Voting Rejection
President Trump publicly attacked the U.S. Supreme Court after it rejected his last-minute push to give the U.S. Postal Service control over mail-in ballot distribution ahead of the November 3 midterm
Pentagon Watchdog Confirms Iran War Damage to US Facilities
A Pentagon watchdog issued its first official review of the Iran war, confirming that US aircraft, buildings, and munitions stockpiles sustained damage during attacks by Iran.
U.S. Counters China’s Latin America Influence with New Security Bloc
The U.S. is intensifying efforts to curb China's growing influence in Latin America through economic, military, and diplomatic measures, framing the rivalry as a new Cold War over regional dominance.
BN Sweeps Two Malaysian States as PH Collapses
Malaysia's recent state elections in Johor and Negeri Sembilan exposed deepening fault lines in Anwar Ibrahim's governing coalition, with analysts warning that a coordinated Malay-Muslim wave could re
Europe's Heat Emergency Warns Australia to Plan for Heat Like Bushfires
A former Downing Street climate adviser argues Europe's extreme heat crisis, including France's worst fires since 1949, is a warning Australia must heed by treating heat as a seasonal emergency like b
Russian Mercenaries Join Myanmar's Civil War
July 2026's Tiger-2026 exercise and reported Russian soldiers of fortune on Myanmar's battlefield represent Moscow's growing role in the country's civil war, continuing a long tradition of foreign fig
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