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Trump Aide Warns US "More Than Capable" Of Restarting Iran War
The White House had signalled Trump was close to a decision on a potential deal, though Tehran denied there was a final agreement on ending the conflict.
Unprecedented" Expansion: Satellite Images Reveal China's Massive Military Complex in Xinjiang Desert
In a development that has startled global security experts, recent satellite imagery has revealed that China is constructing a massive,
22 Dead As Truck Carrying Refugees From Pakistan Overturns In Afghanistan
Among the dead were 10 children and five women, and the injured were taken to hospitals in Nangarhar.
Netanyahu Worried Trump May Strike A "Bad Interim Deal" With Iran: Report
For Israel, concerns remain that any emerging deal may leave out key issues such as Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile, its missile programme and support for regional proxy groups.
Broke Pakistan Is Burning A Million Dollars On Image Makeover In The US
Pakistan has signed a $1.3 million lobbying deal in Washington to refurbish its global image and push its strategic interests in US policy
Epstein Aide Ghislaine Maxwell Should "Die In Prison": Ex-US Attorney Told Lawmakers
Maxwell was a longtime associate of Epstein, the US financier and convicted sex offender, who died by suicide in jail in 2019.
Trivia Champ, Helpful Grandfather Among Washington Tank Collapse Victims
The collapse expelled a flood of caustic chemicals powerful enough to blow out building walls and overturn pickup trucks at the site.
ICE Allows Deported Mother To Return To US For Her 3-Year-Old Son's Funeral
The 3-year-old was killed by his own relative after his mother was deported from the US in January this year.
US Sanctions Iranian Buyers Of Military Technology
The United States announced Friday that it is "dismantling a sophisticated Iranian network" used to...
9 With Links To Pak's ISI, Dawood Arrested, Were Planning Attacks In Delhi, Mumbai
The Delhi Police's Special Cell said the accused are residents of Delhi, Mumbai, and Punjab, and some are foreign nationals.
As The War Rages In Iran, Tensions Brew In Another Part Of The World
North Korea's nuclear defiance, a drone strike in Romania, China's silo expansion and Kazakhstan's offer to store Tehran's uranium stockpile present themselves as multiple flashpoints.
"Rightful Alarm In Asia": Top Trump Aide's Warning On China Military Build-Up
Pete Hegseth stressed that Washington did not seek "needless confrontation in the region".
Indian Staff At US Hotel Had Sex With Trafficked Teen For Cheaper Room Rates, Jailed
Kavankumar Patel, a resident of Gujarat, was an employee at a hotel in Omaha and assaulted the girl in January last year.
UAE Struck Dozens Of Targets In Iran With US and Israel Help: Report
The report, quoting people in the know, points to a deeper involvement than was previously known in the air campaign led by the US and Israel.
Russian Spies Aggressively Seek Western Technology As Sanctions Bite
Four years of international sanctions have hampered Moscow's ability to procure machinery, technology and research from Europe.
No Visibility, Narrow Tunnels: 3-Nation Laos Cave Rescue Team Faces Hurdles
Rescue teams had pumped water out of the flooded cave's passages, but a morning rainstorm complicated their work.
Tomatoes Become Latest Symbol Of America's Affordability Squeeze
Prices for those red orbs have soared more than any other food product over the past year to cement a spot as one of the consumer headaches du jour.
What To Know About Manhattanhenge, New York's Sunset Spectacle
The traditional viewing spots are along the city's broad east-west thoroughfares: 14th Street, 23rd Street, 34th Street, 42nd Street and 57th Street.
Canadian Poison Seller Pleads Guilty To Aiding Suicides, Avoids Murder Trial
The Canadian man who sold poison to distressed people worldwide pleaded guilty on Friday to 14 counts of aiding suicide but avoided a murder trial, an outcome one...
