From intelligence sharing to missile defense, how Israel's partnership protects American security
Joint strikes on Iran, intelligence sharing and missile defense reveal why vilifying Israel in 2026 could prove self-defeating for the U.S.
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All Elite Wrestling to hold special 'Rebel Heart' episode to benefit Tanea Brooks, who is battling ALS
AEW's "Rebel Heart" edition of "Dynamite" features a stacked card with Will Ospreay, Darby Allin, and Kyle Fletcher to honor Tanea Brooks' ALS fight.
Germany's Merz attacks AfD in parliament after far-right election win
Germany's chancellor clashes with AfD leader Alice Weidel, saying her migration policy amounts to "ethnic cleansing" for skilled workers.
Flight 93 hero's dad warns 'enemies from within' aim to destroy America at the ballot box
Todd Beamer's father compared the Michigan Senate race to defending America on 9/11, backing Mike Rogers over Abdul El-Sayed in a fiery appeal.
A school turned memorial: What remains of Iran's Minab site after deadly strike
Middle East News: Families often gather at the shattered remains of the Shajareh Tayyebeh school in Minab, southern Iran to grieve and remember the children who were ki.
In 2023, record storms nearly refilled Los Angeles reservoirs and shallow aquifers; deeper groundwater recovered only about 25% of what it had lost since 2006
US News: Los Angeles was drenched by historic storms, yet much of its lost groundwater stayed missing. Record-breaking rainfall in 2023 brought dramatic relief.
A year after Charlie Kirk's murder, some comics are calling out jokes about his death
After initial grief following Charlie Kirk’s murder, less than a year later and the mainstream comedy world would resort to treating the event as material for a comedy roast.
Family of murdered teen call for death penalty in D4vd trial
The parents of Celeste Rivas Hernandez say execution "would be perfect" if D4vd is found guilty.
West Bank sanction row: Israel bars 12 British MPs from entering country
UK News: Israel prohibited 12 British MPs from entering the country, citing anti-Israel actions after the UK imposed sanctions on goods from Israeli settlements in the West Bank. Foreign Minister Gideon Saar condemned the UK government and called for a response to what he termed hostile actions.
Watch: Floods rock Japan's Nagoya as streets turn into sea, manhole explodes
Rest of World News: Nagoya, a city in Japan in began assessing the damage from record rainfall on Wednesday after Japan’s highest-level flood warning for the Shonai River.
'Lies made in Haaretz': Netanyahu sues Israeli newspaper over 'fabricated' UAE warning report
Middle East News: NEW DELHI: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed his lawyers to file a libel lawsuit against left-wing newspaper Haaretz, journalis.
Learner drivers still forced to wait months to book tests
The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency had been given a target to reduce average wait times to seven weeks.
In 1971, scientists moved 10 insect-eating lizards to Croatia’s Pod Mrcaru islet; when they returned in 2004, more than 5,000 descendants showed larger heads and altered digestive systems for a plant-rich diet
Rest of World News: In a remarkable study of evolution, scientists observed how ten Italian wall lizards introduced to a Croatian island evolved into over 5,000 descendants with larger heads and plant-digesting guts in just over three decades. This groundbreaking research sheds light on rapid evolutionary changes in isolated environments.
In 2013, scientists released 11 kg of red dye into Lake Michigan to measure offshore mixing; the study recorded dispersion rising from 1.5 to 4.2 m²/s over about 21 hours
US News: Discover how a 2013 dye release experiment by Purdue University scientists uncovered surprising turbulent mixing patterns in Lake Michigan, challenging previous assumptions about the lake's interior dynamics and implications for environmental management.
Norway bids final farewell to King Harald V with funeral attended by royalty and dignitaries
Norway will bid its final farewell to King Harald V on with a funeral attended by royalty and leaders from across Europe.
In 1982, Chile imported European bumblebees to pollinate crops; the invaders crossed into Argentina, spread through Patagonia, and pushed its only native bumblebee toward regional extinction
US News: In 1982, Chile introduced European bumblebees for crop pollination, leading to ecological disruption and the decline of the native bombus dahlbomii in Patagonia. This article explores the consequences of this invasion and the urgent need for conservation efforts.
Man in court accused of killing two cyclists in Gravesend crash
A man is charged after a car hit three cyclists, killing two and injuring another in Kent.
Odisha: Five baby orangutans found in India forest spark trafficking investigation
The critically endangered apes were found far from their natural habitat in the eastern Indian state of Odisha.