A powerful U.S. Navy torpedo ripped apart an Iranian warship in the Indian Ocean early Wednesday, marking the first time since World War II that an American submarine has sunk an enemy vessel in combat. Pentagon officials confirmed the strike during a briefing led by War Secretary Pete Hegseth, who described the attack as swift,... Continue Reading →

President Donald Trump declared Tuesday that America’s opening wave of strikes against Iran did more than cripple military targets. He said it shattered the regime’s leadership pipeline. “Most of the people we had in mind are dead,” Trump told reporters at the White House. “We had some in mind from that group — they’re dead.... Continue Reading →

Trump Says the World Is “Safer Today Than It Was Yesterday.” Ayatollah Ali Khamenei—one of the world’s most feared theocrats—was killed in a joint U.S.–Israeli strike late Saturday. By dawn on Sunday, videos smuggled out of Tehran showed crowds cheering, chanting, and waving American flags as the news swept through the capital. Iran’s tightly controlled... Continue Reading →

Karachi turned into a battleground Sunday after hundreds of protesters stormed the U.S. Consulate, leaving at least nine people dead and dozens injured in a wave of fury triggered by American and Israeli airstrikes that killed Iran’s Supreme Leader. The violence erupted just hours after President Donald Trump confirmed U.S. involvement in coordinated strikes that... Continue Reading →

A buried relic from the ancient world is reigniting debate about one of the Bible’s most controversial kings. Archaeologists in Iraq have confirmed that two clay cylinders discovered at the ruins of ancient Kish contain royal inscriptions from Nebuchadnezzar II — the powerful ruler who conquered Jerusalem and sent the Jewish people into exile more... Continue Reading →

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the iron-fisted ruler who shaped Iran’s revolution for nearly half a century, is dead. Israeli intelligence sources confirmed Saturday that a precision IDF strike hit the supreme leader’s guarded residence in Tehran overnight, collapsing the main structure and killing the 86-year-old cleric instantly. Senior Israeli officials described the operation as a “critical... Continue Reading →

A routine disaster-response flight turned into one of Peru’s deadliest military aviation tragedies in recent memory. Fifteen people — including seven children — were killed when a Peruvian Air Force Mi-17 helicopter went down along the country’s rugged southern coastline, officials confirmed Monday. The aircraft vanished from radar Sunday afternoon while traveling from Lima to... Continue Reading →

Just when you thought the Prince Andrew saga couldn’t get any messier, a new report is shining a spotlight on his spending habits — and it’s raising eyebrows across the U.K. Former civil servants are now claiming that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor billed British taxpayers for massage services and racked up lavish travel expenses while serving as... Continue Reading →