US military

In Israel, JD Vance pressed for faith in Washington’s Gaza plan, arguing that Israel must trust US leadership if peace is to endure.

The incident is the latest example of a broad crackdown on diversity initiatives that have pushed out Jewish representation.

Sixteen people were killed in a massive explosion at a Tennessee explosives plant, as investigators work to determine the cause of the deadly blast.

Officials said they are expected to work alongside representatives from partner countries, civilian organizations, and the private sector.

“There will be no US soldiers on the ground,” a US official said. “However, personnel will be monitoring developments, and aircraft may operate over the Strip to provide situational awareness."

“Within about two weeks, the first command post will be established in the Strip, with 200 American troops assisting in its construction,” the official said.

While not directly addressing the Bagram issue, the Taliban and allies made it clear that they would not tolerate foreign military forces in Afghanistan.

Ahlam Firwana was extracted through Israeli and Jordanian coordination after her son’s pleas to US officials.

Reporters face potential credential loss under new Pentagon rules requiring approval before publishing sensitive military information, sparking media outcry.

Taliban rejects Trump’s demand to return Bagram Air Base, citing Afghanistan’s sovereignty under the Doha Agreement. Trump warns “bad things” could follow if the US doesn’t regain control.