A professional cornhole player from Maryland, known as a quadruple amputee athlete, has been charged in a fatal shooting as the case moves through the legal process.
Russia says it downed nearly 400 Ukrainian drones, highlighting escalating aerial exchanges and the growing role of drone warfare in the ongoing conflict.
Stray drones crashed in Baltic countries after a Ukrainian strike on a Russian port, highlighting how modern conflict can extend beyond intended boundaries and raise regional sensitivities.
Western efforts to secure Red Sea shipping face persistent challenges, raising concerns about the more critical Strait of Hormuz, where disruption could have far greater global economic and energy impacts.
The Trump administration proposes a 15-point Iran peace framework as Pakistan offers to host talks, signaling a tentative reopening of diplomatic pathways.
Israel and Iran intensify exchanges while Donald Trump suggests Tehran may seek a deal, highlighting a complex mix of escalation and potential diplomacy.
Taiwan is wary that China could exploit U.S. focus on the Middle East, highlighting concerns over shifting global attention and the importance of continued strategic vigilance.
Iran launched volleys of missiles across the Middle East, signaling resilience amid tensions, prompting regional vigilance and renewed calls for restraint.
A tanker carrying Russian oil was struck by a suspected underwater attack in the Black Sea near Turkey, highlighting rising risks to maritime energy routes and evolving methods of conflict.
Iran’s reported missile launches toward Israel mark a sharp escalation in regional tensions, highlighting fragile stability and raising global concern as defense systems activate and diplomatic calls for restraint intensify.
Russian strikes intensify across Ukrainian cities as U.S. attention broadens to Iran, highlighting shifting global priorities amid an ongoing conflict.
The White House delays naming a CDC director, continuing its search for a permanent leader while interim leadership maintains agency operations.
A Loyola student newspaper apologizes for using “illegal immigrant,” prompting reflection on journalistic language, bias, and evolving editorial standards.
A study finds the human-dog bond dates back over 15,000 years, revealing a long history of cooperation, domestication, and enduring companionship.
TSA warns of possible airport disruptions as a prolonged Homeland Security funding standoff continues, though no immediate shutdown has occurred.
U.S. lawmakers propose pausing AI data center expansion to allow time for safeguards, raising debates over innovation, safety, and environmental impact.
Belarusian President Lukashenko visits North Korea for talks with Kim Jong Un, reflecting evolving diplomatic ties and shifting global alignments.
The Senate remains deadlocked over DHS funding, with negotiations stalled and rhetoric intensifying as lawmakers struggle to reach an agreement.
The EPA approves expanded E15 fuel sales to help lower gas prices, balancing economic relief with environmental and compatibility considerations.
The UK authorizes military boarding of suspected Russian “shadow fleet” tankers, marking a stronger effort to enforce sanctions at sea.
A former Trump official refers New York AG Letitia James for prosecution after a prior case dismissal, reopening legal and political questions.
A Texas State professor sues to block termination over comments on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, raising questions about academic freedom and institutional responsibility.
A judge orders the arrest of a former Kentucky governor for contempt, highlighting legal accountability and the enforcement of court authority.
Iran rejects a U.S. plan to end the conflict, insisting on its own terms, highlighting ongoing challenges in reaching a diplomatic resolution.