United States
Stephen Miller tightens White House lobbyist access rules days after becoming chief of staff
New White House chief of staff Stephen Miller requires prior approval for lobbyist meetings on administration policy, tightening oversight of access.
Iran threat concerns grow as US Air Force responds to suspected drone activity at British base
Why Washington's efforts to weaken Iran's influence in Iraq may be doomed to fail
US measles elimination status revoked as outbreaks spread across dozens of states - report
Biden accuses Netanyahu of broken promises, prioritizing political survival over Israel in memoir
Former US president Joe Biden accused Netanyahu of making promises he never intended to keep and prioritizing his political survival over Israel's long-term interests.
US Fifth Fleet commander meets Israel Navy chief Eyal Harel amid Iran tensions
The commanders discussed the Navy's operations during the fighting across the various arenas, strengthening the partnership to maintain regional stability and the security of shipping lanes.
Palestinian American writer Ahmed Moor launches 2028 bid for Pennsylvania Senate seat
Regardless of whether Fetterman chooses to run, Moor, a DSA member from Philadelphia, would need a dramatic shift in voter trends across purplish Pennsylvania to secure the seat.
Nvidia employees demand Jensen Huang’s return as CEO in internal forum - report
Nvidia employees called on the board of directors to reconsider its position, urging the immediate reinstatement of the CEO under the slogan "Bring Back the Boss."
Foreign Minister Sa’ar's critical minerals initiative wins unanimous government approval
The ministry said Sa’ar launched the initiative after participating in the Critical Minerals Ministerial in Washington, at the invitation of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
US Treasury Secretary Bessent says 'F*** the Iranian leaders,' confirms move to military base
"I'm not going to be cowered by the death threats they have made against me. The other Cabinet members won't be cowered either," he added.
Florida man forfeits ancient Torah scrolls, cuneiform tablets in US antiquities smuggling probe
Weinberg forfeited $75,000 in US currency as proceeds of violations of federal anti-smuggling statutes, and was barred for two years from selling or purchasing any foreign antiquities.
Simon Wiesenthal Center honors Skydance co-CEO Ynon Kreiz
Kreiz was recognized for his philanthropic work, including initiatives he led during his eight years as chairman and CEO of Mattel, where he expanded the company's global charitable programs.
US CENTCOM confirms Iran targeted US radar in Bahrain
The Guards said the strike was in retaliation for what they described as an air attack on a telecommunications tower in Iran's southern Sirik county, in Hormozgan province.
Van Hollen challenges Schumer for Senate, raising concerns over future US military aid to Israel
Hollen announced his challenge just days after Democrats won control of Congress. His candidacy could signal a shift in the party’s approach to Israel.
