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IDF Aims for 75% Gaza Control in 2 Months

Israeli Airstrikes Kill 38 Including Children in Gaza

Gaza Doctor Loses Nine Children in Israeli Airstrike

Israeli military escalates operations in Gaza with ambitions to control 75% of the Strip over the next two months amid heavy airstrikes killing civilians, including children, with international concern about the humanitarian crisis.

US-German Man Charged Over Tel Aviv Embassy Firebomb Plot

Feds Arrest Man in Alleged Plot to Firebomb US Embassy Office

US Citizen Charged for Embassy Firebomb Attempt in Israel

The US and Israel face security threats as a dual American-German citizen is arrested for attempting to firebomb a US Embassy branch office in Tel Aviv, amid rising tensions and violence including embassy staff murders in Washington D.C.

Russia Launches Largest Drone and Missile Attack Yet on Ukraine

Russia and Ukraine Complete Massive Prisoner Swap

Russia Bombards Ukraine as Prisoner Exchange Continues

Russia intensifies its military strikes on Ukraine, launching massive drone and missile attacks including a large assault on Kyiv, while both sides engage in significant prisoner exchanges amidst ongoing conflict.

Senate GOP Blocks Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill'

Rand Paul Calls Trump's Bill 'Emperor Has No Clothes'

Ron Johnson Warns Trump on Spending: 'Get Serious or Halt Bill'

US Senator Ron Johnson and other GOP senators express strong opposition to President Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill,’ threatening to block the bill in the Senate without significant spending cuts, sparking a showdown within the Republican Party.

Drone Footage Captures Ukrainian Strike on Russian War Train

Dramatic footage shows a Ukrainian drone destroying a Russian war train, highlighting Ukraine's ongoing offensive efforts and Russia's military vulnerability in the conflict.

Trump Demands Names, Countries of Harvard Foreign Students

Judge Blocks Trump Ban on Harvard Foreign Students

Trump Rages Over Harvard's Secretive Foreign Student List

Harvard University faces backlash as President Trump demands the names and countries of all its international students, escalating a political dispute and following a federal judge’s block on Trump’s ban for foreign students.

Six Injured in Colorado Springs Shooting

At Least Six Wounded in Colorado Shooting Incident

Violence erupts in Colorado Springs leading to multiple injuries after a shooting event, drawing police response and community concern.

Flight Diverted After Passenger Tries to Open Exit Mid-Flight

Passenger Attempts Door Opening Mid-Flight – Plane Lands in Seattle

Unruly Passenger Zip-tied After Midair Door Attempt

A passenger attempted to open the emergency exit door mid-flight on a flight from Tokyo to Houston, forcing an emergency landing in Seattle after veterans restrained the individual.

North Korea Detains Officials Over Warship Launch Disaster

North Korea Arrests 3 Over Failed Warship Launch

North Korea cracks down on officials held responsible for a failed naval destroyer launch, reflecting internal political consequences for military mishaps under Kim Jong Un’s leadership.

George Floyd 5th Anniversary Marked with Vigils

Cities Mark 5th Anniversary of George Floyd Murder

George Floyd’s Legacy Remembered Amid Racial Justice Debate

Tragic anniversary marks five years since the killing of George Floyd, with communities across the US holding vigils and reflecting on racial justice progress and setbacks.

Mike Johnson Defends 'Big Beautiful Bill' Amid Senate Pushback

Johnson Says Medicaid Cuts Target Fraud, Not Deserving Recipients

Speaker Johnson Warns Senate Not to Meddle With Bill

House Speaker Mike Johnson defends major provisions of Trump’s budget bill, downplays Medicaid cuts impact and warns Senate against heavy amendments while GOP lawmakers battle over spending reductions.

Austin Teen to Face Adult Trial in Murder Case

A Colorado teenager charged with murder in a stabbing case is set to be tried as an adult, facing potential life imprisonment.

US Spent $6B to Recruit and Retain Troops in 3 Years

Military Invests Billions to Boost Recruitment Efforts

The US military has allocated over $6 billion in the past three years to recruit and retain service members amid growing enlistment challenges.

Putin Survives Massive Drone Attack on Helicopter

Ukraine Tried to Kill Putin in Helicopter Attack, Russia Claims

Russian President Vladimir Putin reportedly escaped a 'massive' drone attack targeting his helicopter during a visit to the embattled Kursk region, as tensions escalate in the Ukraine conflict.

Gaza Pediatrician Loses Nine Children in Airstrike

Doctor’s Family Devastated by Israeli Strikes in Gaza

A pediatrician in Gaza lost nine of her ten children in an Israeli airstrike, highlighting the devastating toll on civilians in the ongoing conflict.

US Probes Killings at Israeli Embassy in DC

Project Esther Takes Aim at Antisemitism After DC Attack

Israeli Embassy Staff Killed in Washington, DC Shooting

The US continues diplomatic and investigative efforts to handle the fallout from the embassy staff shootings in Washington, D.C., amid a political backlash against antisemitism and violence.

Russia & Ukraine Complete Final Prisoner Swap Amid Attacks

Russia Launches Massive Attack During POW Exchange

Russian and Ukrainian forces conduct a third and final major prisoner exchange despite ongoing Russian large-scale missile and drone assaults on Ukrainian cities.

Trump Blasts Harvard Over Foreign Student Secrecy

Fiscal Hawks Slam Trump Budget Plan’s Deficit Impact

Trump’s Climate Plans Face Sharp Skepticism

Public outrage and political discord escalate as Trump offers controversial remarks on Harvard University and climate policies, while facing internal GOP criticism on his spending bill domestically.

Six Injured in Colorado Springs Shooting Spree

Georgia Cop Resigns Over Wrongful Arrest of Immigrant Teen

Law enforcement responds to violent incidents including a shooting in Colorado Springs injuring six people, and police officers facing scrutiny for wrongful arrests and reforms amid broader civil unrest.

Trump’s West Point Speech Lampshades ‘Trophy Wives’ and Grievances

Trump’s Army Address Sparks Confusion and Criticism

President Trump stokes controversy with an unusual West Point commencement address covering topics from ‘trophy wives’ to political grievances, dividing opinions among military graduates and observers.

Hackers Bypass Fingerprint Sensors to Steal Identities

Cybersecurity concerns rise as fingerprint sensor bypass techniques emerge, amid rising digital threats to personal and government data security.

US Military Urges African Allies to Stand More on Their Own

US Shifts Strategy in Africa Toward Ally Self-Reliance

The US military’s messaging strategy in Africa shifts toward encouraging allies to prepare for greater self-reliance amid rising regional security challenges and reduced direct US involvement.

Five Skiers Found Dead on Swiss Glacier Near Zermatt

Bodies of Five Skiers Found Near Swiss Resort

Five Skiers Found Dead Near Swiss Luxury Resort

Tragic deaths of skiers in the Swiss Alps continue to mount, with authorities recovering five bodies after multiple fatal incidents near popular resort areas.

Jake Tapper’s Media Cover-Up Accusations Stir Debate

Media Under Fire for Mishandling Biden's Cognitive Decline

Dem Sen. Michael Bennet Furious at Party’s Struggles

Prominent figures and organizations spotlight the rising threat of misinformation, political polarization and controversy around the media’s coverage of presidential health and political crises.