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US Military Newspaper Editor Voices Censorship Fears After Being Fired
The dismissal of Stars and Stripes editor has sparked debate about press freedom within the Defense Department.
Bad News for Iran's Bad Guys and a Wake-Up Call for World
The developments mark significant shifts in regional dynamics, though full details remain emerging as officials weigh responses.
Two Injured in Stabbing Attack at Canada Sikh Temple
The attack occurred at a gurdwara in British Columbia; police have not yet identified a suspect or motive.
U.S. Ambassador Criticizes Israeli Strike on Syrian Air Base as Regional Tensions Rise
Ambassador Tom Barrack said Israel's unannounced bombing of Abu al-Duhur Air Base was an "unnecessary escalation" that undermined diplomatic efforts with Turkey and Syria.
Texas Gov Abbott Asks Justice Department to Investigate Islamic Washing Stations at Major Airports
The Republican governor argues the facilities, already operating at Houston's airport and planned for Dallas-Fort Worth, single out one religion for special treatment in government-owned buildings.
Reports of Sexual Assault in Military Dropped for Third Year in a Row: Pentagon
The Defense Department received 7,998 reports of sexual assault in 2025, continuing a downward trend that began after peak reporting in 2022.
Russia Runs Out of Petrol at Seven in 10 Stations as Fuel Crisis Worsens
Ukraine's drone campaign against Russian energy infrastructure has led to unprecedented fuel shortages, with Moscow queues forming for the first time.
Eight Killed in Charter Plane Crash Near Remote Alaska Air Force Radar Site
The Cape Newenham Long Range Radar Site, located 470 miles from Anchorage, is part of the nation's missile defense and air surveillance network.
Ukraine Develops Homegrown 'Equalizer' Glide Bomb To Reduce Dependence on Western Weapons
The domestically produced weapon, developed by Ukrainian company DG Industry, could give Kyiv more control over its precision strike capabilities as foreign military aid remains uncertain.
Ukrainian Man Arrested in Connection With 2022 Nord Stream Pipeline Bombing
Volodymyr Zhuravlyov, a trained diver, was apprehended in Croatia under a German arrest warrant while working on a Hollywood film about the attack starring Sean Penn and Adrien Brody.