The US Department of War has officially named all six crew members who died when their KC-135 refueling plane crashed over western Iraq. Three were from Ohio Air National Guard, three from MacDill Air Force Base in Florida.
Mourners in southern Lebanon bury 'martyred' relatives in a makeshift cemetery, defying Israeli evacuation orders as the death toll surpasses 800 and hundreds of thousands flee their homes.
In southern Lebanon's evacuation zone, a makeshift cemetery holds mourners as over 800 are killed and hundreds of thousands flee Israeli strikes against Hezbollah.
In southern Lebanon's evacuation zone, a makeshift cemetery becomes a symbol of mounting casualties as over 800 killed and hundreds of thousands displaced in Israel-Hezbollah conflict.
Two of the six American airmen killed in a US refueling aircraft crash in western Iraq have been identified as Alex Klinner and Tyler Simmons. The incident occurred on March 12, 2026, with families mourning their loss.
At least five people have been killed and 18 wounded in Russian attacks on Ukraine, with US-brokered peace negotiations on hold amid the Middle East crisis.
North Korea fired approximately 10 ballistic missiles into the Sea of Japan on Saturday in response to joint US-South Korea military exercises, raising concerns about diplomatic stability.
President Trump has publicly appealed to Sir Keir Starmer for UK naval support in securing the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil transit route threatened by Iranian actions, causing global market turmoil.
President Donald Trump has publicly called on the UK, China, France, Japan, and South Korea to send military vessels to the Strait of Hormuz to protect global oil trade, despite claiming the US destroyed Iran's military capability.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth criticizes journalists for negative coverage of US attacks on Iran, claims military success, and bans some from briefings over photos.
Analysis reveals the US-led conflict with Iran has failed its stated goals, exacerbating regional threats and humanitarian crises while highlighting leadership failures.
The US-Israeli military campaign in Iran has descended into chaos, with critics warning that a lack of clear goals and poor planning could cripple US military power for decades, amid high casualties and economic turmoil.
Recent US-Israeli air strikes in Tehran have destroyed buildings and killed civilians, with experts labeling them serious violations of international law. The muted Western response contrasts sharply with condemnation of Russia's Ukraine invasion.
The UK and Ireland have signed an updated defense agreement enabling Royal Navy response to hostile activities in Irish waters, focusing on cyber-threats and undersea cable protection.
Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz confirms the arrest of alleged Uruguayan drug trafficker Sebastián Marset, accused of international cocaine trafficking and ordering a prosecutor's murder. Marset is being extradited to the United States.
Kenya Chapman faces federal charges for allegedly selling a firearm to Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, the Old Dominion University shooter who killed an ROTC leader. Jalloh had a prior terrorism conviction.
Nine anti-ICE protesters in Texas were found guilty of providing material support for terrorism and other charges in a landmark case testing First Amendment protections and anti-terrorism statutes.
Donald Trump threatens intensified strikes on Iran as US and Israeli warplanes bomb Tehran during al-Quds Day rally. Regional violence spreads with casualties in Lebanon and Gulf states.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth criticized journalists' coverage of the Iran conflict while Donald Trump escalated rhetoric against Iranian leadership amid ongoing military strikes.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed concern that the Middle East conflict is drawing international attention away from Ukraine's urgent need for anti-aircraft missiles and support against Russian aggression.
Experts warn of a slippery slope as US-Israeli strikes on Iran risk a costly escalation trap, with Tehran widening the conflict to Gulf states and global energy supplies.
North Korea fired over 10 ballistic missiles into the sea on Saturday, coinciding with US-South Korean military drills. Donald Trump renewed efforts for dialogue with Pyongyang, while tensions escalate in the region.
Anti-regime Iranians who once hoped for US rescue now express anger as airstrikes destroy civilian infrastructure and cultural heritage sites, killing hundreds.
Donald Trump's handling of the Iran conflict is described as a 'personal Vietnam,' marked by confusion, shifting rationales, and a lack of exit strategy, drawing parallels to historical failures.
Donald Trump announced US forces destroyed military targets on Iran's Kharg Island, warning oil infrastructure could be next. The escalation threatens global oil markets as Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz.
Donald Trump shared videos on Truth Social showing US strikes on Iran's Kharg Island, claiming military targets were 'obliterated' and warning oil infrastructure could be next.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has issued a stark warning to the United Arab Emirates, declaring US military installations as legitimate targets following American strikes on Kharg Island.
Retired US Army General Stanley McChrystal compares Donald Trump's foreign policy approach to Dolly Parton's song 'Jolene,' warning of a 'we should do because we can' mentality in international relations.
Cyprus faces a severe bomb shelter shortage with nearly 20% unsuitable or non-existent, as drone attacks reveal critical gaps in civil defense infrastructure and public safety.
Analysis of why Iran's Kharg Island is a critical oil hub, why US strikes avoided its infrastructure, and the geopolitical implications for global oil markets and regional tensions.