DOJ subpoenas 4 Times reporters over Air Force One leak inquiry
What's next: The journalists are ordered before a Manhattan grand jury Wednesday as the Justice Department pursues classified leak claims.
What's next: The journalists are ordered before a Manhattan grand jury Wednesday as the Justice Department pursues classified leak claims.
What's new: The warning followed reports that Israel shared intelligence on a new Iranian plan to kill the US president.
What's new: The reports described a fresh, specific threat as Washington tries to hold a fragile ceasefire with Tehran.
What's new: The move could speed air defense supplies for Kyiv as Russian missile attacks continue into the war's fifth year.
Why it matters: The 48-hour meeting jolted markets, revived doubts about NATO unity and left Ukraine seeking fresh US backing.
Why it matters: letting Kyiv build the air defense system marks a sharp US shift as Russia's missile war grinds on.
What's new: Defense spending, Ukraine and fallout from U.S. strikes on Iran are set to dominate the two-day meeting.
What's new: The refitted Boeing 747 gift from Qatar is due at RAF Mildenhall for troop tours after security and missile-defense upgrades.
What’s next: Congress could try to block any sale unless Turkey gives up or neutralizes its Russian S-400 air defense systems.
Why it matters: Spain is in the EU customs bloc, so any U.S. move against Spanish trade would trigger wider legal and diplomatic fallout.
Why it matters: The push could reshape NATO burden-sharing and reopen a dispute over sensitive US jets for Ankara.
Why it matters: Iraq says oil exports have been hit by its reliance on Gulf shipping, even as it pushes to raise flows through Turkey.
What's new: Jorge Chipi Vera said the ban bars any World Cup coverage, inside or outside stadiums, after he insulted Gianni Infantino and a referee.
What's next: The suspension rules Almiron out against Australia, a match that could decide Paraguay's place in the knockout round.
What's next: Mediators are circulating a revised roadmap as Israel still controls more than 60% of Gaza, and Hamas is reviewing the proposal.
What's new: Iran says about 15 federation and support officials were denied visas, and the squad must base itself in Mexico.
What's new: French investigators are examining alleged torture and sexual abuse of French activists detained after the May 18 interception.