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US decision to revoke Palestinian visas contradicts int'l law, Mahmoud Abbas says
A source in the US State Department said that, in addition to Abbas, the US has denied visas to 80 other officials from the PA.
Iran 'not afraid of war' as Israel, US look to divide and destroy, Pezeshkian says
Most Trump tariffs are not legal, US appeals court rules
White House says Trump not happy with Russia strike on Ukraine, to make statement later
US Typhon missile system to temporarily deploy to Japan as part of exercise
The Typhon system is part of a drive by Washington to amass a variety of anti-ship weapons in Asia.
Made in India vs. MAGA: Modi, Trump, and the geopolitical clash of economic nationalisms
When Trump returned to the White House in January 2025, many expected ties with India to strengthen. Modi was one of the first foreign leaders to visit Washington.
Trump administration considers buying stakes in defense giants after Intel deal
Following the acquisition of a 10% stake in Intel, US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick hinted at an even bolder move: direct state ownership in companies like Lockheed, RTX, Boeing, and others.
Netanyahu's partisan remarks burn bridges with US Democrats - editorial
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's claim that October 7 probably would not have happened were Trump president at the time risks alienating Democrats, undermining bipartisan US-Israel support.
What are the key things we can take away from Trump's DC takeover? - opinion
He sees all this as critical to his legacy, like putting his name and imprint on everything he can. Yet it is also about settling personal grievances, seeking retribution, and amassing power.
Inside Trump's DC crackdown: Swarms of agents and arrests for minor offenses
None of the cases reviewed involved someone being charged with a violent criminal offense, contrary to the stated objective of the move.
Two killed, 17 injured in Catholic school, church in south Minneapolis
Police and paramedics were responding to an active shooter situation unfolding on Wednesday at a church on the south side of Minneapolis, local news reported.
UN nuclear watchdog back in Iran, no deal yet on inspections
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi told Fox News on Tuesday that "the first team of IAEA inspectors is back in Iran," but that the agency was still discussing how to resume inspections.
Trump-linked Americans conducted secret influence campaign in Greenland, Danish report finds
Trump has said that he wants to make Greenland part of the US and previously stated that he does not rule out using military or economic power.
'Arrogance of a cowboy': US envoy slammed for off-the-cuff remark in Lebanon
As ambassador to Turkey and envoy to Syria, Barrack has not usually caused offense, though his role on Syria policy has led to some controversy among those who support the US-backed SDF.
Third Royal Saudi Air Defense Forces unit completes THAAD training in US
These were conducted under the supervision of the manufacturer's experts and in cooperation with the US military as part of a joint defense agreement, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
