Stiff warnings from Prime Minister Netanyahu as tensions with Iran reach a fever pitch, promising a response beyond what the regime can imagine. He touts a stronger US-Israel partnership and urges national unity ahead of Purim. In Parliament, opposition leader Lapid challenges security policy and the handling of October 7, setting the stage for a…

Venezuela stands at a crossroads as a seasoned insider steps into the spotlight, signaling a mix of continuity and cautious reform. With institutions intact and the political tempo shifting, the coming moves could redefine the regime’s balance while the road to elections stays tightly in play.

Guardians in the Space Force are being hailed as the invisible line of defense shaping future battles. With orbit-enabled operations expanding and near-peer rivals building their space capabilities, a top commander warns that staying ahead will require more people, bigger budgets, and cutting-edge tech. The message is clear: readiness and resources must grow together to…

Scotland is preparing for a month-long military exercise that will bring increased aerial activity and low-flying helicopters over rural areas. Officials say safety measures are in place for residents, farmers, and equestrians as crews train to sharpen essential skills.

Option A: Tonight brings a medal-worthy moment for a 100-year-old Korean War veteran, shrouded in secrecy. In a 1952 dogfight, Captain E. Royce Williams faced seven MiG-15s, downed four, and fought his way back to the carrier with his plane badly damaged. Option B: A long-guarded chapter of heroism is about to be honored as…

Alaska’s Sen. Lisa Murkowski raises concerns about a sweeping federal election reform, warning it could threaten state control and disenfranchise residents in remote communities. As the debate unfolds, questions emerge over how national rules would fit Alaska’s unique geography and voter needs.

Could you be asked to prove your citizenship the next time you walk into a bank? A proposed retroactive rule would require banks to verify citizenship for both new and existing customers, with REAL IDs not acceptable as proof. Industry insiders warn it would be a logistics nightmare with big costs, fueling a heated debate…

Two prominent voices at Munich laid out clashing visions for America’s place in a changing world: one faulting the West’s “rules-based order” for neglecting the Global South, the other lamenting the West’s waning influence amid decolonization. The debate hints at a pivotal turning point for U.S. foreign policy as the global balance shifts.

Weeks after a mural honoring Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska was unveiled, it was vandalized, stirring grief and questions about safety. Amid the fallout, a new law—Iryna’s Law—promises tighter bail oversight for violent offenses and a broader conversation about protecting communities.

Fairness, transparency, and high-stakes strategy collide in a Utah courtroom. A recent ruling on prosecutorial conflicts adds twists to a murder case where the fallout could reshape how the trial unfolds and how the public watches every move.

Trump’s State of the Union preview centers on Sage Blair and a burning parental-rights debate touching schools and identity. With new economic proposals on the horizon, the address promises to spotlight the clash of traditional values and modern policy in America.