The war between Israel, the United States, and Iran entered its third week Sunday, with fresh threats, continued strikes, and growing anxiety over whether the fighting could choke off oil flows through the Persian Gulf. Tehran escalated the rhetoric sharply. Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard
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The U.S. Embassy compound in Baghdad came under attack Saturday, March 14, 2026, when a projectile struck the facility inside the Iraqi capital’s heavily fortified Green Zone. No injuries were reported. Iraqi security officials told the Associated Press the strike hit a helipad within the embassy complex, one of the largest American diplomatic installations anywhere
A wanted fugitive who once worked on the security detail for U.S.
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Senator John Fetterman, a Democrat from Pennsylvania, is drawing fresh attention in Washington after openly endorsing voter identification requirements, a position that
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A U.S. Senate committee has launched an oversight investigation into New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani following his decision to rescind two
What typically would be a procedural briefing on financial stability turned into a spectacle of raised voices, sharp accusations and partisan frustration
Panama’s Supreme Court has struck down a decades-old concession allowing a Hong Kong–based company to operate two major ports flanking the Panama
A federal jury in San Francisco has convicted a former Google software engineer on charges of economic espionage and theft of trade
A liberal Long Beach mayoral candidate is facing backlash after publicly calling on gang leaders across the city to join him in
The Los Angeles Police Department will not enforce California’s statewide ban on face coverings as applied to federal law enforcement officers, including
The U.S. Senate on Friday approved a sweeping $1.2 trillion spending agreement in a bipartisan vote aimed at averting a prolonged federal
