Several civilians wounded as Iranian missile strikes near Jerusalem; Hezbollah continues northern attacks, underscoring ongoing regional tensions.
European sources say Russia is aiding Iran more than U.S. disclosures suggest, raising concerns over shifting influence and the complexity of global alliances.
A Perth rideshare driver has been charged after a crash that led to a baby’s death, as investigations continue and the community reflects on the tragedy.
Western Australia begins recovery after ex-tropical Cyclone Narelle, with emergency relief announced as communities assess damage and start cleanup efforts.
Powerful swells along NSW’s south coast have caused erosion and damage, highlighting the dynamic relationship between ocean forces and coastal communities.
An Israeli strike in southern Lebanon kills three journalists, highlighting the growing risks faced by media workers amid escalating border tensions.
Houthis announce a second operation against Israel, signaling continued actions as regional tensions ripple across borders and reshape expectations.
U.S. Marines deploy to the Middle East as Houthi forces expand involvement, widening the regional scope of conflict and deepening tensions across land and sea.
U.S. intelligence estimates only one-third of Iran’s missile arsenal has been destroyed, highlighting both progress and the enduring strength of its capabilities.
Without Donald Trump, CPAC proceeds with a more subdued tone, highlighting questions about leadership and energy within the conservative movement.
Two aid ships bound for Cuba were found after days of lost contact, highlighting the uncertainties of maritime travel despite modern tracking systems.
As global attention shifts toward Iran, doubts deepen over Gaza ceasefire efforts, with negotiations continuing but losing urgency amid widening regional tensions.
Egypt orders early closures for shops and restaurants to ease a deepening energy crisis, reshaping daily routines and nighttime life across major cities.
Images from global “No Kings” protests reveal a shared yet diverse expression of concern over power, as demonstrations unfold across cities worldwide.
An airstrike on a PMF-linked site in Mosul killed two Iraqi police and wounded two others, highlighting ongoing security tensions in a city still rebuilding.
Houthi missile strikes on Israeli targets signal a widening regional conflict, linking Yemen more directly to tensions involving Iran and Israel.
Zelenskyy signs air defense agreements with the UAE and Qatar, expanding Ukraine’s network of support as it strengthens protection against ongoing aerial threats.
Lebanon condemns the killing of three journalists in an الإسرائيلي strike, raising concerns over press safety amid escalating cross-border tensions.
A Christian town in Syria has become the site of violent sectarian attacks following a local dispute. This escalation has raised alarms about community safety and growing sectarian tensions in the region.
Donald Trump’s emphasis on visible authorship in policy and rhetoric reflects a broader approach to power—one that leaves a distinct imprint on governance and public perception.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has confirmed that Cory Lewandowski has left his position following the ousting of Governor Kristi Noem from a committee role. This development raises questions about the leadership dynamics within the department.
Nationwide “No Kings” protests draw crowds reflecting on executive power, as Americans gather in peaceful demonstrations amid a shifting political landscape.
In a tragic incident, an Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon has resulted in the deaths of three journalists who were reporting on the ongoing conflict. This event raises serious concerns regarding the safety of media professionals in war zones.
House Republicans reject a Senate funding deal, extending a partial U.S. government shutdown as negotiations stall and uncertainty grows for federal workers and services.