Pentagon may be understating severity of US missile stockpile shortage - report
The Atlantic reported that Vice President Vance has discussed the issue with Trump, noting that a weapons shortage would be extremely detrimental to American interests.
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US to issue special passport design featuring Trump's face, State Department announces - report
Former FBI director charged with threatening President Trump's life
US spy agencies examining how Iran would react to Trump declaring victory
Austrian pleads guilty to foiled Islamic State-inspired attack on Taylor Swift's Vienna concert
The defendant, an Austrian identified as Beran A, was arrested on August 7, 2024, the day before the first of three planned concerts by the US pop star in Vienna.
UK summons Iranian ambassador over embassy's 'unacceptable' comments on social media
Britain's minister for the Middle East, Hamish Falconer, made clear that the embassy "must cease any form of communications that could be interpreted as encouraging violence in the UK."
ICC orders $8.5 million in compensation for victims of Timbuktu Islamist who imposed Sharia law
The reparations will largely be in the form of collective rehabilitation measures.
Northern Irish police arrest man over suspected New IRA car bombing
The New IRA, which is recognized by the US as a terrorist organization, planted a bomb outside of a police station in Belfast last week.
Several wounded after 89-year-old man fires shotgun at Athens courthouse, social security office
A gunman opened fire at a social security office and a courthouse in central Athens, wounding several people. Police have launched a manhunt for the 89-year-old suspect.
Rubio on White House shooting: 'A lot of leadership' and warns Iran 'seeks to dominate the region'
Rubio called the shooting an “unfortunate situation” that an individual could disrupt the important event, and said, "That’s kind of the world we live in right now.”
Zelensky blasts Israel over purchase of stolen Ukrainian grain, threatens sanctions
Ukrainian President Zelensky condemned Israel's purchase of grain from Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories, stating it cannot be considered legitimate business and warning of sanctions.
Iran war begins to hit China’s economy as costs surge
The war in Iran is weighing on China’s economy, with car sales plunging, toy factories shutting down, and thousands of workers taking to the streets following a surge in plastic and energy prices.
Google signs Pentagon deal to provide AI models for classified government work
The Pentagon is seeking to preserve all flexibility in defense and not be limited by warnings from the technology's creators against powering weapons with unreliable AI.
WATCH: King Charles to address US Congress, urging unity in strained US-UK ties
The king's address, scheduled to begin at 3 p.m. EDT, will be only the second by a British sovereign to the US Congress, after his mother Queen Elizabeth II spoke to both houses in 1991.
