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Opinion: Opinion | America, Trump, And The Politics Of Belonging In A Connected World
Many commentators view the current debate as another chapter in Donald Trump's political story. That explanation is incomplete.
Video: Sea Of Black And Red On Qom Streets As Iran Mourns Khamenei's Killing
Videos from the country showed mourners, including clerics wearing turbans, paying their respects at the coffins of Khamenei and four relatives killed alongside him, including a granddaughter reportedly only 14 months old.
"Therapy Night": When European Leaders Discussed Trump's Greenland Threats
Held in Brussels, this midnight meeting involved leaders from France, Belgium, Italy, Denmark, among others, who reportedly raised concerns about the US.
'Frustration Of Tibetans': Tibet Government Official On Activist's Self Immolation Outside UN
Palden Dhondup said the Dalai Lama's birthday celebrations came at a difficult time for Tibetans because of "Chinese policies aimed at minorities"
'Nation That Hid Osama Bin Laden': US Senator Questions Pak's Iran Mediator Role
The US lawmaker said that Pakistan is "no better qualified to 'mediate' this than the Hamas-harbouring Qataris".
US Cybersecurity Agency Uses Anthropic AI Model To Audit Government Software
CISA is using Anthropic's Mythos AI to scan government code repositories for security bugs, uncovering many vulnerabilities amid ongoing tensions
Opinion: Opinion | Vladimir Putin Hasn't Looked This Desperate In Over 25 Years
As the Russian position weakens, there is possibility of a coup against Putin, for whom just too many things have gone wrong in the last four years.
Florida Influencer DreamDoll Brii, 21, Killed While Driving Her Lamborghini
The 21-year-old influencer, whose real name was Brianna Johnson, died after a shooting in Miramar, Florida.
Trump's Friend Urges Him To Declare "National Emergency" Ahead Of Midterms
Ticktin, who says he has been friends with Trump since their days at the New York Military Academy, believes that there could be foreign intelligence through electronic voting machines.
Pakistan's "War" Threat To India Over Indus Waters Amid Monsoon Blues
Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari also warned that Pakistan was prepared to fight "on all fronts" over the Indus waters.
US Man Sues ICE, Says Home Visit Over Email Violated Free Speech Rights
David Streever sued ICE after agents targeted his home over an email criticizing leadership, sparking a major First Amendment legal battle.
Over 300 Children Killed Or Wounded In Sudan War Over 6 Months: UNICEF
UNICEF reports over 300 children killed or wounded in Sudan's civil war over six months, with drone strikes causing 60% of casualties nationwide
Storms Kill 8 In China As Typhoon Bavi Looms Offshore
At least eight dead as thunderstorms with 149 kph winds batter Hubei Province; torrential rain and Super Typhoon Bavi threaten millions across China
Ex-Chinese Official Sentenced To Death For Taking $325 Million In Bribes Over 30 Years
China sentenced former official Yang Youlin to death for taking $325M in bribes over 3 decades, marking a major escalation in its anti-graft drive.
Astra Missiles, BrahMos Batteries: India Eyes Big Deals During PM Modi's Indonesia Tour
Indonesia is also likely to expand its BrahMos missile inventory, with India expected to support Jakarta by supplying additional BrahMos missile batteries, sources said.
After US-Iran Deal, Pakistan Turns Peacemaker For Fractured Libya: Report
A summary of a proposed "Libya Reunification Plan" showed it would set out a 36-month transitional power-sharing arrangement under a body called the Government of National Consensus and Presidential Council.
Biggest Hamas Decision in 20 Years Leaves One Critical Question Unanswered
For almost 20 years Hamas has combined armed resistance with day-to-day administration in the Gaza Strip. It has operated ministries, schools, municipal services and health institutions while simultaneously maintaining an armed organisation.
Oil Tanker Hit By Unknown Missile In Strait Of Hormuz: UK Maritime Agency
An "unknown projectile" struck and caused a fire on an oil tanker off the coast of Oman near the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, British maritime security agency UKMTO said.
Musk No Longer A Trillionaire: What Went Wrong With SpaceX IPO
Musk's fortune dropped below the trillion-dollar mark once again, fluctuating around $992-$997 billion depending on the wealth tracker.
