US FAA grounds all departing flights due to extraordinary circumstance, safety reasons
The FAA said international flights will be managed on a case-by-case basis.
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US military personnel told to seek shelter at UK airbase due to suspicious drone activity - report
Europe's security cannot be part of Russia-Ukraine peace talks, EU leaders say
Deradicalizing Gaza is possible but will take decades, counterterrorism expert says
Mossad Director Gofman visits Washington, meets CIA director, pushes to resume war with Iran
Gofman's visit comes as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is pushing US President Donald Trump to return to fighting against Iran.
The morphing terror threat: How AI, younger recruits, and evolving warfare are reshaping terrorism
TERRORISM AFFAIRS: From far-right-jihadist combos, to terrorists acting like militaries, to AI, terrorism has never been harder to defend against, ICT’s new counterterrorism head tells 'Post.'
North Korean state-backed hackers steal over $400 million in cryptocurrency, FBI says
As part of a social engineering scheme, which the FBI refers to as “FaceStealer,” targets are lured to video chats on imposter versions of video meeting software such as Zoom and Microsoft Teams.
Spanish neo-Nazi Nucleo Nacional group activities suspended as part of hate crimes investigation
The ruling, which ordered the group's office shut, social media content and bank accounts blocked, follows the arrest of 14 NN members last week on suspicion of inciting hatred.
Kushner says US working toward 'largest prisoner exchange' of Russia's war in Ukraine
"We are also working toward what would be the largest prisoner exchange of the war, potentially reuniting thousands of people with their families," Kushner wrote on X.
US Justice Department has not concluded Alice Huang was Chinese spy, Blanche says
Blanche said at a press conference that "of course" the FBI was investigating reports that Alice Huang was working for the Chinese government.
Trump says Gulf allies urged restraint on Iran, admits war hurt Republicans in midterms
In an interview, Trump said Gulf states had urged him to delay further strikes on Iran, acknowledged the war's political cost, and discussed Obama and his plans for a Democratic-controlled Congress.
US Army officer stationed at NATO headquarters in UK arrested on suspicion of spying for Russia
Tyner, 41, enlisted in the US Army in 2008 and previously served in Afghanistan, Qatar, and Iraq. The headquarters where he was stationed is designed to command NATO land forces during a conflict.
'I could become prime minister': Trump claims 99% approval rating in Israel
“You know when this is over, I could go to Israel and become prime minister,” he claimed on the day of the 2026 midterm elections.
Hegseth awards medal to soldier who rebuked his group outside Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
In a video, Iglesias shouted at Hegseth, his wife, and senior aides as they took pictures and talked on the Arlington National Cemetery memorial steps after a Veterans Day event.
