Israel is likely to attempt a strike on Iran’s nuclear program in the coming months in a preemptive attack that would set back Tehran’s program but escalate tensions across the Middle East.
More than 170 World War II-era practice bombs have been found beneath a playground in England during a renovation of the site, reflecting the long legacy of a war that ended nearly 80 years ago.
The executive order directs agency heads, after the hiring freeze expires, to recruit no more than one employee for every four who leave the US federal government.
Cole Schmidtknecht tried to buy a three-month supply of his asthma inhalers in January, but his health insurance had stopped covering them. Six days later, he died from an asthma attack.
Edward Coristine, known online as ‘Big Balls’ has taken on new roles at the State Department and the Department of Homeland Security, raising concerns about his access to sensitive information.
Elon Musk’s former employees at Tesla, X and AmericaPAC have warned Federal workers what to expect in the continued chaos as the billionaire becomes their de facto boss.
Japan could soon face U.S. tariffs if it doesn’t take steps to buy more from the United States, President Donald Trump said after a meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba.
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