President Trump signed an Executive Order designating fentanyl a "weapon of mass destruction," unlocking military-grade resources to combat cartels. The move shifts drug policy to a national security footing.
Director Rob Reiner (78) and his wife, Michele Singer (68), were found stabbed to death in their LA home. The couple's son, Nick Reiner (32), is reportedly a person of interest in the investigation, which is being handled by LAPD's Robbery-Homicide Division.
The U.S. is preparing to intercept more ships transporting Venezuelan oil and has assembled a target list of sanctioned tankers following the seizure of a vessel this week.
Two US F/A-18 fighter jets flew over the Gulf of Venezuela for 40 minutes, the closest known approach to Venezuelan airspace, sending a clear message amid Trump's escalating pressure campaign.
A Beechcraft 55 plane made an emergency landing on I-95 in Brevard County, Florida, colliding with a Toyota Camry. The driver was hospitalized with minor injuries; the pilot was unhurt.
The US State Department is offering a $10 million reward for IRGC-linked cyber operatives Fatemeh Sedighian and Mohammad Shirinkar, who oversee the Shahid Shushtari unit targeting US infrastructure and election integrity.
Former China Huarong International general manager, Bai Tianhui, was executed in Tianjin after being convicted of accepting £116M in bribes from 2014 to 2018.
Saudi Arabia and Qatar signed a $30.6B deal to build a 785km high-speed electric rail linking Riyadh and Doha in two hours, creating 30,000 jobs.
Thai Invasion Breaches Cambodian Defenses Amid Escalating Regional Crisis
Germany has launched a specialized anti-drone unit and is investing heavily in counter-drone technology after a record 190+ airport incursions, including a major shutdown at Berlin Brandenburg, to combat the escalating "hybrid threat."
Netflix has emerged as the highest bidder for Warner Bros. assets, entering exclusive talks despite the $5 billion breakup fee and warnings from filmmakers that the merger would "hold a noose around the theatrical marketplace."
Pope Leo XIV's three-day visit to Lebanon included a historic pilgrimage to St. Charbel's tomb, a major interfaith meeting, calls for justice at the Beirut Port, and a final Mass for 150,000 faithful.
Pope Leo XIV concluded his Lebanon trip with a massive Mass for 150,000 in Beirut and a silent prayer at the Port blast site, urging unity, justice, and peace for the nation.
Pope Leo XIV made a historic visit to St. Charbel’s tomb in Lebanon, where thousands braved heavy rain to see him bring a message of peace and religious coexistence to the troubled Levant.
Zelensky accepts the resignation of top aide Andrii Yermak following anti-corruption raids on his home, shaking up Kyiv's leadership amid peace talks.
