The conflict between Iran and the United States continues to intensify as Iran's military claims it has launched drone strikes against U.S. military facilities in Kuwait, targeting the Ahmed Al Jaber Air Base as part of the latest phase of its military operation.

According to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the attacks targeted fighter jet shelters, satellite communication systems, and logistics facilities. The IRGC has also released images claiming damage to the Al Azraq Air Base in Jordan, alleging that several American F-35 fighter jets were destroyed or damaged. However, the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has disputed these claims, saying all incoming missiles were intercepted and no aircraft or military equipment was damaged.

Iran's Launches Fire on U.S. Bases in Jordan & Kuwait | U.S. CENTCOM Denies Attack & Damage

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The government has responded to Rahul Gandhi's allegations against Union Home Minister Amit Shah over the student protest crackdown. Union Minister Jitendra Singh rejected the claims, saying only authorised officials such as magistrates can issue such orders.

Meanwhile, tensions continue in West Asia as Israel accuses Hezbollah of violating the ceasefire after an alleged drone attack on an Israeli vehicle in southern Lebanon. Iran's Parliament Deputy Speaker has also warned that the Strait of Hormuz will not return to its previous status, stressing Iran's control over the strategic waterway.

In Washington, the US Senate advances legislation targeting Russia's energy revenues, including tougher sanctions and measures against countries buying Russian oil and gas.

Spain continues battling a major wildfire near Madrid, with Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez saying the next few hours will be crucial.

In sports, FIFA President Gianni Infantino has proposed financial incentives for member associations backing a controversial plan involving stakes in major competitions.

Rahul Gandhi vs Government Over Student Protest Row | Hezbollah Ceasefire Clash |Iran Hormuz Warning

Inflation has become the Democrats' biggest campaign issue as the battle for control of the U.S. Senate intensifies. With rising grocery bills, fuel prices, housing costs, and utility expenses continuing to burden American families, Democrats are accusing President Donald Trump of failing to fulfill his promise to lower prices. In North Carolina, Democratic Senate candidate Roy Cooper has centered his campaign on affordability, hoping to flip one of the key seats needed for Democrats to regain control of the Senate.

Democrats target Donald Trump over inflation ahead of crucial US Senate elections

The US House of Representatives has approved an amendment that would freeze all US financial assistance to Nigeria over concerns about the alleged persecution of Christians. The measure would withhold 100% of US aid until the Secretary of State certifies that Nigeria has taken effective steps to prevent religiously motivated violence, protect Christian communities, and hold perpetrators accountable. The amendment, sponsored by Republican Congressman Greg Steube, is now part of the State Department's spending bill but still requires approval from the US Senate before becoming law. Nigerian authorities have rejected the allegations, insisting that religious freedoms are being protected.

US Congress takes action over alleged Christian persecution


President Donald Trump has responded to growing conspiracy theories surrounding the sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham, saying the FBI is "wasting time" investigating the matter. The comments came after FBI agents were seen outside Graham's residence following his death. According to the Washington Chief Medical Examiner, Lindsey Graham died from a ruptured aorta linked to hardened arteries. However, the FBI's involvement and public statements have fueled speculation, prompting renewed calls for transparency.

Trump breaks silence on Lindsey Graham's death | FBI probe sparks conspiracy theories

South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster has appointed Darline Graham Nordone to fill the U.S. Senate vacancy left by the sudden passing of her brother, Senator Lindsey Graham. Nordone, who was raised by her brother after the loss of their parents, will serve the remainder of the current term, which expires on January 3, 2027. Her appointment marks a historic milestone as she becomes the first woman to represent South Carolina in the U.S. Senate.


Lindsey Graham's sister appointed to complete senate term

The resolution, which had previously been approved by the House of Representatives, cleared the Senate in a 50 to 48 vote and urges Trump to withdraw US forces from hostilities with Iran unless lawmakers authorise military action.

US Senate passes resolution calling for end to Trump's war with Iran

One of the bill's most prominent provisions seeks to curb purchases of single-family homes by large institutional investors. Under the proposal, corporate investors that already own 350 or more properties would be barred from buying additional single-family houses.



US Senate passes housing affordability bill with bipartisan support; what's in it?

Explained: What is War Powers Resolution after US Senate rejects bill to stop attacks against Iran?

US Senate rejects war powers bill to stop attacks against Iran

Under the War Powers Act, Congress can adopt a resolution to stop a president from engaging in a military conflict without the consent of the legislative branch. Trump reacted, saying Republicans should be ashamed of the senators who voted with Democrats on the resolution.

Senate clears resolution to restrain Trump from further military action in Venezuela

The US Senate passed a bipartisan resolution to end Trump’s trade war with Brazil, but it’s unlikely to survive in the Republican-controlled House.

Republican senators fightback, passed bill to terminate Trump's tariff on Brazil

On Saturday, senators voted 51 to 49 to begin debate on the 940-page proposal. Two Republicans joined Democrats in voting against the motion. With 53 seats, Republicans control the Senate, while Democrats hold 47.

Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’: Who wins and loses if US president's megabill passes?

World: The current funding expires on Friday night. If a new spending bill is not passed and signed by President Trump before 11:59 pm ET on Friday, a shutdown will begin.

US government shutdown looms: What it is, who it affects, and how it could impact millions

Is a private equity billionaire going to be the treasury secretary of the US, one of the most important cabinet positions yet to be filled by incoming president Donald Trump?

Another billionaire in Team Trump 2.0? Marc Rowan a top contender for treasury secretary

US Senate Republicans elected John Thune to lead the chamber next year, opting for a well-regarded insider and shrugging off a public pressure campaign by supporters of Donald Trump to pick a loyalist to the president-elect.

US Senate Republicans elect John Thune as their next leader

US President-elect Donald Trump on Sunday (Nov 10) demanded that Republican senators allow him to bypass the Senate confirmation process for key appointments. This, as per reports, aims to sidestep Democratic opposition and maintain momentum for his administration.

Trump seeks to bypass Senate confirmation process with 'recess appointments'. Here's what it means

Bernie Sanders, the Vermont independent beloved by progressives, won re-election on Tuesday (November 6, 2024) to a fourth six-year term in the US Senate. Watch this report for more details!

Bernie Sanders Elected To US Senate As Independent For Fourth Term

A TV reporter was injured while covering a campaign event for United States Senate candidate Lucas Kunce on Tuesday (Oct 22). The incident took place at a shooting range at a private residence in Holt, Missouri, located about 40 miles northeast of Kansas City.

TV reporter injured by bullet fragment while covering US Senate campaign event

The US Senate passed legislation which proposed a potential ban on the social media app TikTok in the country if its Chinese owner Bytedance fails to sell its stake.

Morning brief: US passes bill to ban TikTok; Israel intensifies strikes in Gaza; and more

The US Senate voted on Tuesday (April 23) to approve $95bn in aid for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan — the first two are in a conventional state of war with Russia and Palestinian militant groups, respectively.

'We are showing Putin...,' US Senate clears $95bn aid for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan

Watch Headlines of the hour: - US 'poised' to sanction IDF unit - Maldives Elections 2024: Voting underway - US house passes $95 billion aid bill - Kyiv praises, Moscow condemns aid move - Tel Aviv: Protests grow against Netanyahu

TikTok told to snap links with China | US 'poised' to sanction IDF unit

Watch Headlines of the hour: - US house passes $95 billion aid bill - Kyiv praises, Moscow condemns aid move - Tel Aviv: Protests grow against Netanyahu - Israel to summon Pro-Palestine envoys

US house passes $95 billion aid bill | Kyiv praises, Moscow condemns aid move

US House passes $95 billion aid package for Ukraine, Israel & Taiwan. All three bills to be combined into single amendment in Senate. Watch in for more details!

US House passes $95 billion aid package for Ukraine, Israel & Taiwan

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