ISS illness: Fincke seeks answers

Astronaut Mike Fincke says doctors still do not know why he fell ill on the ISS in January, prompting NASA’s first medical evacuation request this year.

Iran Linked Hackers Breach Patel Emails And Data

Iran linked hackers breach FBI Director Kash Patel's personal email, exposing emails, images and files. Analysis of security implications and past Handala activity.

Justice Department probes medical admissions

The Justice Department is investigating whether Stanford, Ohio State and UC San Diego medical schools use race in admissions, seeking records and applicant data.

FCC call centres: onshoring plan

The FCC seeks public comments on onshoring call centres, improving customer service and data security, and curbing illegal robocall scams linked to overseas centres.
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Spain euthanasia case: Castillo dies

Noelia Castillo, 25, received life-ending medicine in Barcelona after a long family court challenge, highlighting Spain’s euthanasia law and patient rights.

Trump Sharpie aside at Cabinet meeting

At a Cabinet meeting on the Iran war, airport security lines and oil prices, President Donald Trump drew notice for a lengthy Sharpie story amid briefings.

Strait of Hormuz checks tighten

Iran signals tighter Strait of Hormuz shipping controls, with IRGC vetting and reported payments. Traffic is down 90%, lifting oil prices and Asian shortages.

UNSC reform raised at G7

S Jaishankar urges UNSC reform at the G7 in France, calling for streamlined peacekeeping and stronger humanitarian supply chains, citing Global South needs.
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Strait Of Hormuz Oil Shipments Amid US Iran Standoff

Analysis of how the Strait of Hormuz tensions influence oil shipments, energy policy and diplomacy between the United States and Iran.

US Iran Ceasefire Talks And Hormuz Security

Overview of US and Iran ceasefire talks, competing proposals, sanctions relief, and the strategic importance of reopening the Strait of Hormuz for global energy security.

Who Is Mohammad Ghalibaf?

Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf is one of Iran's most influential politicians and has close ties to the military. But he is also often associated with corruption as well as his role in the suppression of protests.

India Purchases Iranian LPG Cargo After

India restarts Iranian LPG purchases to ease a gas shortage as state retailers share the cargo, with payments in rupees amid regional shipping disruptions and sanctions considerations.
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Cruise Missile Fired Toward USS Abraham

Analysis of Iran US tensions over the USS Abraham Lincoln, missile strike threats, and claims of strategic defeat by Iranian officials amid regional security shifts.

Trump and Modi Discuss Strait of Hormuz

Strait of Hormuz tensions influence energy markets as the US and India discuss keeping shipping open to support global energy security and regional stability.

Iran Appoints New SNSC Secretary Amid Tensions

Iran names Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr to lead the Supreme National Security Council after high level strikes; the change signals continuity in security and policy amid regional confrontations.

Colombia military plane crash

A Colombian Air Force C-130 crashed after take-off in Puerto Leguizamo, Putumayo. Rescue teams responded as officials investigated the cause.
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Colombia C-130 Crash Officials Investigate After Takeoff Near Leguizamo

A Lockheed Martin Hercules C-130 carrying about 110 soldiers crashed after takeoff near Puerto Leguizamo, Colombia. Investigations underway; casualties not confirmed.

Leonid Radvinsky Dies At 43 After Cancer Battle

OnlyFans confirms the death of owner Leonid Radvinsky at 43 after a long cancer battle, with family seeking privacy during this difficult time.

Trump Announces 5-Day Strike Pause

The United States pauses planned strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure for five days as negotiators pursue a broader Middle East settlement, with outcomes shaping future relations.

Strait of Hormuz tensions rise

US and Iran trade threats over critical infrastructure as President Donald Trump sets a deadline on the Strait of Hormuz, raising Middle East war risks.
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Genocide Move Prompts US House Debate

A US Congress resolution seeks formal recognition of the 1971 Operation Searchlight atrocities as genocide, highlighting Bengali Hindu victims and international law standards.

Saudi Arabia Expels Iranian Diplomats Amid Tensions

Saudi Arabia orders five Iranian diplomats to depart within 24 hours amid attacks on Gulf states, signalling a deepening diplomatic rift amid broader US-Israeli actions against Iran.

Dimona Missile Strike Prompts Defence Review And Safety Concerns

Dimona experiences a missile strike with numerous injuries; the IDF and IAEA assess air defence performance and potential risk to the Negev nuclear centre.

Robert S Mueller III dies at 81

Robert S Mueller III, former FBI Director who reshaped counterterrorism after 9/11 and later led the Russia investigation as special counsel, has died at 81.
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Strait Of Hormuz Coalition Backs Safe Shipping

A broad international statement supports freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz and outlines measures to protect shipping and energy flows amid disruption and rising prices.