Alen Zheng, a US citizen, allegedly planted an explosive device at MacDill Air Force Base in Florida that went undiscovered for a week before fleeing to China with his sister, who has been arrested.
Experts warn of Iran's use of criminal proxies in terrorism, including the Golders Green ambulance firebombing, as UK police ramp up security for Jewish communities.
European intelligence agencies report Russia is finalizing drone deliveries to Iran, escalating Middle East tensions. The shipments could be completed within days, marking lethal support in the conflict.
A US Secret Service agent on Jill Biden's detail accidentally shot themselves in the leg at Philadelphia International Airport. The former first lady was not nearby during the incident, and the agent sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
Pete Hegseth's removal of Black men and women from a military promotion list has ignited a fierce debate over diversity and merit in the armed forces, raising questions about systemic bias.
Israeli public support for the war in Iran could boost Benjamin Netanyahu's prospects in upcoming elections, the first since the Hamas-led attacks of October 2023.
The Handala Hack Team, linked to Iran, breached Kash Patel's personal inbox, publishing over 300 emails and photos from 2010-2019. The FBI confirmed the attack but stated no government information was compromised.
The FBI has disrupted a reported assassination scheme targeting Palestinian-American activist Nerdeen Kiswani, with arrests made in New York. Authorities allege the plot involved extremist elements and was motivated by her advocacy work.
A federal judge has dismissed charges against two former Louisville police officers accused of falsifying the warrant used in Breonna Taylor's 2020 shooting death, citing prosecutorial requests.
Saudi intelligence confirms Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman urged Donald Trump to escalate military campaign against Iran, calling it a 'historic opportunity' to reshape the Middle East.
Gulf countries express alarm over potential attacks by Iran-backed militias and proxy groups, fearing destabilization and escalation in the Middle East conflict.
Yemen's Houthis confirm first missile attack on Israel since conflict began, as US Secretary Rubio predicts military operations will conclude within weeks amid escalating regional strikes.
The Israeli military has identified a missile launch from Yemen, marking the first such attack in the month-long conflict, following threats from Iran's Houthi allies to join the fighting.
The IOPC has launched an investigation into Merseyside Police's conduct following Peter Sullivan's wrongful murder conviction and 38-year imprisonment, the longest miscarriage of justice in British history.
A pro-Iranian hacking group has released hundreds of personal emails, photos, and documents belonging to FBI Director Kash Patel, claiming to have breached his accounts in a major cyber operation.
Iran threatens retaliation after Israeli strikes target nuclear and industrial sites, as tensions escalate in the Middle East with global economic impacts.
Pro-Iranian hacker group Handala claims responsibility for infiltrating FBI Director Kash Patel's personal accounts, releasing years-old photos and documents online in a targeted cyber attack.
Three young men have pleaded not guilty to planning to join ISIS, allegedly using group chats named 'Lads Holiday' and 'AirBNB Buddies' to coordinate travel to Syria.
A 16-year-old boy has been sentenced to three-and-a-half years for terror offences after joining a banned far-right group and being groomed online by a Russian user claiming to lead a terrorist organisation.
Detectives renew appeal for information on 33rd anniversary of Carol Clark's death, revealing new witness testimony and ongoing investigation into two suspects.
Detectives investigating the 1993 murder of Carol Clark, a sex worker found dead by a canal, make a new appeal for information on the 33rd anniversary of her death.
Military intelligence specialists are assisting Police Scotland in the search for Renee and Andrew MacRae's remains, using drones and LiDAR technology to analyze sites near Inverness.
A toddler in Gaza was returned to his mother with burns on his legs after being detained by Israeli forces, with a doctor describing the injuries as marks of torture likely from cigarette burns.
Iranian intelligence operatives are reportedly targeting British teenagers and criminals via social media platforms like Telegram, offering payments for surveillance tasks as spy activities escalate in the UK.
Two Kent Police constables lied about having flu to attend a cruise ship career course, leading to gross misconduct findings. The officers, who had resigned, would have been dismissed if still serving.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has reportedly requested oligarchs to donate to the national budget to stabilise finances as defence costs from the Ukraine war reach 15.5 trillion roubles in 2025.
US President Donald Trump has declared a temporary halt to military strikes on Iran's energy plants until April 6, 2026, following a request from Tehran amid ongoing peace talks.
US President Donald Trump announces a 10-day halt to airstrikes on Iran's energy infrastructure. Meanwhile, the UK government issues updated screen time advice for parents, and a capybara escapes from Marwell Zoo in Hampshire, sparking a local search.
A Sky News podcast explores how Christian ideology is shaping U.S. policy toward Iran, with revelations about Trump's voting habits adding to the political tension ahead of key diplomatic talks.
Lawyers condemn heavy-handed tactics as NSW police arrest 42-year-old protester with eight tactical officers at 5am, the 26th person charged after February rally against Israeli president.