Trump waives some sanctions, restrictions, duties on Russia in Graham Act
The legislation, whose primary backer in Congress was the late Senator Lindsey Graham, was signed into law by Trump in September.
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Trump mocks popularity of the name Mohammad, says 'nobody wants to be president' in Iran
Norwegian teen jailed for 20 years in UK for Iran-linked murder plot after being recruited online
UK police assess national security adviser's wife after post supporting Palestine Action
US lifts sanctions on Venezuelan Assembly chief Jorge Rodriguez amid deal for oilfield access
Jorge Rodriguez has led the Venezuelan legislature since 2021. Acting President Delcy Rodriguez took power earlier this year after the US ousted Nicolas Maduro, who is now awaiting trial in the US.
SpaceX limits Starlink operations in Ukraine, disrupting military ops., missile defense capability
Ukrainian negotiators traveled to the US on Friday and Saturday in an effort to urge US President Donald Trump to increase sanction pressure on Russia.
Yemen's Houthis use Chinese parts to build Iranian ballistic missile, boost attack range - report
The missile would have a maximum range of approximately 1,200 miles, according to the WSJ. This would put all of Saudi Arabia and Israel in range.
FBI arrests Saudi OpenAI engineer over covert recording device, DOJ says
The thumb-sized device, which had a microphone and could connect to a camera, was concealed in toilet paper, according to an FBI complaint.
'We're going to hit them hard': Trump threatens Iran as Tehran escalates shipping attacks
Trump threatened to 'hit Iran hard' as Iranian officials revealed new tactics targeting ships in the Strait of Hormuz, aimed at keeping oil prices high ahead of US midterm elections.
US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle resigns amid bribery, corruption allegations - report
Kimberly Guilfoyle issued a vague X/Twitter post amid her resignation as US ambassador to Greece, saying her time in the role "may be coming to an end," but her loyalty to Trump would remain.
Bomb threat grounds second Delta plane from New York to Tel Aviv in one day
The flight was only permitted to depart once US security authorities had completed their inspections and clearance had been granted by Israeli security.
Lawmakers ask FAA to pause use of new AI tool in Washington-area flight management
"It's going to be transformational," FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford told Reuters earlier. "We'll make much better decisions if we have better decision-making tools."
Ex-gang leader sentenced to 40 years to life in prison for Tupac Shakur murder
Authorities said they long believed Davis was involved in Shakur's killing but lacked sufficient evidence to charge him.
Greta Thunberg joins French teens on new day of school protests
In Lyon, the local authorities asked organizers to call off a march after a group of "hostile individuals" preceding the main procession vandalized shops and a petrol station and clashed with police.
