The White House will host pilots involved in recent strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities during Independence Day celebrations. The event will feature a military flyover with B-2 Spirit bombers, the same aircraft used in the operation. President Trump, who will deliver remarks, has asserted the strikes significantly delayed Iran's nuclear program, contradicting initial Pentagon assessments. Continue Reading »
Bryan Kohberger has reportedly agreed to plead guilty to the murders of four University of Idaho students to avoid the death penalty. The victims, Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle, Madison Mogen, and Kaylee Goncalves, were fatally stabbed in November 2022. The Goncalves family expressed anger towards the State of Idaho following the news of the plea deal. Continue Reading »
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to meet with US President Donald Trump in Washington next Monday to discuss a ceasefire agreement and potential hostage deal in Gaza. This visit follows discussions between Israeli Minister Ron Dermer and top US officials on Gaza, Iran, and related issues. Continue Reading »
The US State Department revoked the visas of British punk duo Bob Vylan after their Glastonbury performance, where they allegedly led chants perceived as glorifying violence against the Israeli military. This action, prompted by widespread criticism and a police investigation, raises free speech concerns while being defended as a matter of national policy. Continue Reading »
The White House declared that Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney yielded to President Trump's pressure by withdrawing a digital services tax targeting American tech companies, which had halted trade discussions. Karoline Leavitt stated that Trump's negotiation skills led to Canada's decision. Tensions rose after Trump suggested Canada should become the 51st state. Continue Reading »
U.S. law enforcement agencies warn of potential cyberattacks from Iran-backed groups, especially targeting Defense Industrial Base companies with ties to Israeli firms. These actors may leverage website defacements, data leaks, and DDoS attacks. The alert emphasizes heightened risk due to the current geopolitical climate and past instances of Iranian-affiliated cyber activity. Continue Reading »
Senate minority Leader Chuck Schumer faced a reprimand for his scathing criticism of Republican lawmakers, accusing them of supporting a bill that would devastate their states. He asserted they lacked the courage to acknowledge the legislation's negative impact. Senator Bernie Moreno, presiding officer, intervened, citing Rule 19, which prohibits attributing improper motives to senators and making offensive remarks about states. Continue Reading »
The White House will host pilots involved in recent strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities during Independence Day celebrations. The event will feature a military flyover with B-2 Spirit bombers, the same aircraft used in the operation. President Trump, who will deliver remarks, has asserted the strikes significantly delayed Iran's nuclear program, contradicting initial Pentagon assessments. 
Bryan Kohberger has reportedly agreed to plead guilty to the murders of four University of Idaho students to avoid the death penalty. The victims, Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle, Madison Mogen, and Kaylee Goncalves, were fatally stabbed in November 2022. The Goncalves family expressed anger towards the State of Idaho following the news of the plea deal. 
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to meet with US President Donald Trump in Washington next Monday to discuss a ceasefire agreement and potential hostage deal in Gaza. This visit follows discussions between Israeli Minister Ron Dermer and top US officials on Gaza, Iran, and related issues. 
The US State Department revoked the visas of British punk duo Bob Vylan after their Glastonbury performance, where they allegedly led chants perceived as glorifying violence against the Israeli military. This action, prompted by widespread criticism and a police investigation, raises free speech concerns while being defended as a matter of national policy. 
The White House declared that Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney yielded to President Trump's pressure by withdrawing a digital services tax targeting American tech companies, which had halted trade discussions. Karoline Leavitt stated that Trump's negotiation skills led to Canada's decision. Tensions rose after Trump suggested Canada should become the 51st state. 
U.S. law enforcement agencies warn of potential cyberattacks from Iran-backed groups, especially targeting Defense Industrial Base companies with ties to Israeli firms. These actors may leverage website defacements, data leaks, and DDoS attacks. The alert emphasizes heightened risk due to the current geopolitical climate and past instances of Iranian-affiliated cyber activity. 
Senate minority Leader Chuck Schumer faced a reprimand for his scathing criticism of Republican lawmakers, accusing them of supporting a bill that would devastate their states. He asserted they lacked the courage to acknowledge the legislation's negative impact. Senator Bernie Moreno, presiding officer, intervened, citing Rule 19, which prohibits attributing improper motives to senators and making offensive remarks about states. 
