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Graham Compared Trump, Netanyahu to FDR and Churchill
Newly released documentary footage shows the late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) comparing President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill while stead
Khamenei: US-Iran Peace Requires Israel to End Lebanon Attacks
Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei declared that any peace deal with the United States is conditional on Israel fully halting its attacks on Lebanon, reinforcing Tehran's long-standing demand
Kim Yo Jong Blasts ASEAN 'Stupid and Foolish' on Nukes
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's powerful sister Kim Yo Jong publicly attacked ASEAN on July 27 as 'stupid and foolish' for urging denuclearisation, accusing the bloc of serving as a 'hired mouthpiec
Kim Yo Jong blasts ASEAN denuclearisation push
Kim Yo Jong, the powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, slammed ASEAN's call for denuclearization of the Korean peninsula as a "stupid and foolish" US-aligned position, escalating Pyongya
Israel Approves International Force in Gaza
Israel’s government has approved the deployment of an International Stabilization Force in Gaza, allowing foreign troops from friendly nations to operate in areas outside Israeli military control unde
Search for 17 missing crew after c
Vietnamese cargo vessel Khoi Nguyen 18 sank near Fiery Cross Reef in the disputed South China Sea on July 25, 2026, leaving 17 of 62 crew members missing and triggering a joint Vietnamese, Philippine,
US-Iran pause attacks again as Hormuz talks advance
The US and Iran held off on attacks for a second straight day Sunday as mediators tried to revive the interim ceasefire, with US Ambassador Mike Waltz saying Trump is 'giving talks some space.'
Badenoch tells PM: no tax rises for social care
Kemi Badenoch has written to Prime Minister Andy Burnham demanding he rule out any tax rises or increased borrowing to fund social care reform, offering Conservative cooperation only if reform protect
Donalds Defends Trump Iran War as Necessary Duty
Rep. Byron Donalds defended President Trump's handling of the war with Iran on Sunday, arguing that preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon justifies the conflict even as he acknowledged Ameri
Waltz blames Biden for low Pentagon stockpiles
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz blamed former President Biden on Sunday for the Pentagon's depleted munitions stockpiles while insisting the shortage isn't hurting U.S. military opera
Pentagon Shifts 4 Iran War Deaths to New Category
The Pentagon quietly removed four U.S. troops killed since renewed Iran fighting began from its official Iran war casualty count, placing them in a newly created "Overseas Operations" category as the
Netanyahu Defies ICC Warrant for UN Speech, Attacks Mamdani
Netanyahu vows to address the UN in New York City despite an ICC arrest warrant for alleged Gaza war crimes, attacking NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Fox News as a 'fomenter of hate.'
U.S.-Iran Strikes Pause; War Spreads to Red Sea, Caspian
The Iran conflict broadened across new waterways over the weekend even as U.S. strikes paused, with Yemen's Houthis hitting Saudi oil facilities on the Red Sea and Iran accusing Ukraine of striking on
Romania downs third Russian drone, summons ambassador
Romania shot down a third Russian drone in three days over the weekend and summoned Moscow's ambassador, as repeated airspace violations test NATO's eastern flank amid the grinding drone war between R
Netanyahu accuses Mamdani of ‘fomenting hate’ and calls ICC war-crimes charges ‘bogus’
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu accused NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani of 'fomenting hate' and dismissed ICC war-crimes charges against him as 'bogus,' vowing to address the UN General Assembly in New York in
Israel Pushes Into Southern Syria as UN Chief Condemns
Israeli forces advanced into southwestern Syria, setting up a checkpoint at Al-Ardah as UN Secretary-General Guterres, on his first visit to Syria since 2009, condemned the violations and called for s
Cooper Advised Halting Hormuz Bombing as Limits Reached
President Trump paused U.S. strikes against Iran on Friday after CENTCOM commander Adm. Brad Cooper recommended halting the two-week Strait of Hormuz bombing campaign, saying it had reached the limit
US Pauses Iran Strikes; Trump Eyes 'Massive Attack'
America has paused strikes on Iran for the first time in nearly two weeks after 13 consecutive nights of bombing, yet Trump says the US is 'all set' for a 'massive attack' as military assets pour into
Iran Warns War to 'Expand Further' If US Strikes Resume
Iran's Army warned on July 26, 2026 that the West Asia war would widen if the United States resumed attacks, even as the U.S. paused airstrikes and diplomats worked to preserve a fragile de-escalation
China holds air, navy patrol in South China Sea
China's Southern Theatre Command announced a routine naval and air patrol in the South China Sea while accusing the Philippines of staging joint patrols with foreign countries that destabilize the reg
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