Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu proposed phasing out direct U.S. military aid to Israel over the next decade.


Netanyahu seeks to phase out US military aid over next decade

The United States is set to livestream a firing squad execution, drawing attention to the use of capital punishment. The case has renewed debate over execution methods and transparency in the death penalty system. Firing squad executions remain rare in the US. Further details about the planned livestream and the execution are awaited.


Fort Hood shooter execution: Trump calls off execution livestreaming plans 

US Considers Mother of All Bombs for Iran. Cnn Says Pentagon Has Prepared Strike Plans Using Gbu-43/b Moab Against Iranian Nuclear Sites and Energy Infrastructure if Trump Orders Renewed War. We Explain in This Video, What Moab Is: 21,600 Lb Gps Guided Massive Ordnance Air Blast, Biggest Non Nuclear Bomb in Us Arsenal. This Comes as Iran Is Fortifying Its Nuclear Sites. President Pezeshkian Says Bombs Cannot Force Surrender. Full Breakdown of Trump's Next Move, Blast Power, Delivery, and Why Energy Sites Are Now in Focus Before Midterms.

America's monster bomb aimed at Iran | Trump weighs Moab strike on nuclear sites

India and the United States have finalised the first negotiating phase of a long-awaited trade agreement.
But what will the final terms mean for tariffs, Indian exporters, Russian oil and New Delhi's strategic autonomy?
With Marco Rubio preparing to visit India, The Verdict examines the economic and geopolitical questions surrounding the proposed agreement.

Trump's tariff strategy faces new test: India wants preferential access and tariff stability 

The US Army is advancing its counter-drone warfare capabilities as FASCOM’s Flytrap initiative undergoes testing on NATO’s eastern flank. The effort focuses on addressing the growing threat posed by unmanned aerial systems (UAS) and improving the ability of military forces to detect, track, and counter hostile drones. As drone warfare becomes increasingly important on modern battlefields, these tests highlight the US Army’s push to strengthen force protection, enhance battlefield awareness, and support NATO’s regional defense efforts. Discover how Flytrap fits into the evolving landscape of counter-drone technology and military modernization.

US army's new fascom: Flytrap tests counter-drone warfare on NATO'S Eastern Flank

Unprecedented heavy rainfall and torrential downpours have triggered severe flash flooding across major urban and residential sectors in Turkey. Rapidly rising floodwaters inundated ground-floor properties and basement apartments, sweeping away parked vehicles and leaving hundreds of commuters stranded on waterlogged roadways.


Turkey Floods: Heavy rains flood homes and submerge vehicles in Istanbul 

A New Opinion Poll Has Hinted at a Deeper Crisis Which Strikes at the Root of American Democracy. According to This Survey, Over Half of Americans Cast Aspersion on Whether the Votes for Midterm Polls Will Be Counted Fairly.

Dark shadow over Trump’s America: 54% unsure if midterm elections will be free & fair

The United States is looking to replenish its missile stockpiles while developing new weapons, including hypersonic missiles. Defence expert Mark Cancian says the US will need a three-tier missile arsenal, ranging from low-cost weapons to advanced systems such as Patriot interceptors and hypersonic missiles, which can travel at more than five times the speed of sound and manoeuvre during flight.

US-Iran war: Pentagon pushes hypersonic weapons production

Bank of America shares slid following a fine linked to its failure to report more than $5 billion in suspicious activity. The development has raised concerns about the bank’s compliance procedures, financial oversight and anti-money laundering controls. The case highlights the importance of regulatory compliance and accurate reporting in the banking sector, as investors assess the potential impact on the bank’s reputation and financial performance.

Bank of America shares slide after fine: It failed to report over $5 billion in suspicious activity

US-Iran war tensions and rising living costs are weighing on American consumer confidence, as households face growing concerns over inflation, fuel prices and everyday expenses. The economic uncertainty surrounding the conflict is raising questions about consumer spending, market stability and the broader outlook for the US economy. Rising costs could put additional pressure on household budgets and influence economic growth in the months ahead.

US-Iran war: US consumer confidence slides amid rising costs

New White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia grabbed attention during a press briefing after mistakenly referring to her husband as “my president.” The unexpected slip of the tongue quickly became a talking point, drawing reactions and sparking discussions across social media. 

New White House press secretary Katie Zacharia mistakenly calls husband 'My President' in briefing

Prime Minister Narendra Modi faces an unusual convergence of three major political and economic challenges: a persistent youth-led protest movement, strained diplomatic relations with the United States, and downward pressure on the Indian rupee.


Delhi protests: PM Modi faces three-front political challenge

A U.S. ambassador has been accused of seeking $100,000 from a donor to U.S. President Donald Trump. The allegation raises questions about the ambassador’s conduct and potential links between diplomatic officials and political donors. Further details on the accusation and any official response are awaited.


US Ambassador accused of seeking $100,000 from Trump donor 

U.S President Donald Trump took a vile jibe at former U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris, attacking her physical appearance. Speaking at his rally in Clarksville, Tennessee, he said and I quote, "Somebody called her beautiful - really?" jokingly mocking her. This as he bragged about his fan base's unwavering support. He said that they would applaud him even if he said the "stupidest things" crediting their reaction to the strong affection he receives from his political base.


Trump mocks Kamala Harris, jokes about 'stupid' followers at election rally

Iran has stated that the United States has accepted some of its conditions, while clarity is still needed on several issues. The latest developments highlight ongoing diplomatic discussions between Tehran and Washington, with key questions remaining unresolved. 

Iran: US accepted some conditions, Clarity needed on others

Donald Trump has named Katie Zacharia, a Truth Social adviser, as the next White House press secretary. Her appointment puts a Trump media ally in a key role shaping the administration’s public messaging ahead of the US midterm elections, with attention turning to how the White House will communicate its policies and respond to political scrutiny.

Zacharia currently advises Trump Media & Technology group

US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has announced that the execution of a former US Army major by firing squad will be livestreamed for public viewing, according to reports. The announcement has drawn attention to the planned military execution and the decision to broadcast it publicly.

US vice president urges public not to forget Hasan's crimes

Pentagon vows to livestream Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan's execution

U.S. President Donald Trump has ruled out attacking Iran before the midterm polls. However, a report claimed that U.S. has prepared a secret plan entailing three-day intense strikes on Iran. Even in the past, Trump has often backtracked on his claims pertaining to strikes on Iran.


Is Trump playing a double game with Iran?

India has hit out at Vance's remarks that labelled foreign professionals as ‘indentured servants’ calling them entirely 'unwarranted and deeply offensive'. 
The US has said it is suspending some of the world's biggest tech and it firms from a key green card program, in a major move that could backfire.

US-India row erupts: JD vance calls Indian tech workers snakes, semi-slaves

California is building a wildlife crossing bridge to help mountain lions and other animals safely cross busy highways. The project aims to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions, reconnect fragmented habitats, and provide animals with safer routes between natural areas. The initiative marks an important step toward protecting California’s wildlife while improving road safety for motorists. Wildlife crossings like this can help preserve biodiversity and support the long-term survival of mountain lions as urban development and roads continue to divide their habitats.

California builds a bridge for animals: A safer crossing for mountain lions

The United States has accused certain firms of misusing foreign-worker programmes, raising concerns about compliance with immigration rules and employment regulations. The allegations have renewed debate over the hiring of foreign workers, visa programme oversight, and protections for American employees. The issue could have implications for businesses that rely on international talent and workers seeking employment opportunities in the US.

US accuses firms of misusing foreign-worker programmes

President Donald Trump returned to Texas for the third time in less than a month to campaign for Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton, while attacking Democrats and warning about illegal immigration. The high-stakes race against Democrat James Talarico comes as Republicans pour millions of dollars into Texas ahead of the November 3 midterm elections. CNN Transcripts

Texas governor Abbott skips rally as Donald Trump campaigns for Paxton

US President Donald Trump has not made a final decision on resuming major combat operations against Iran, but the Pentagon has reportedly been ordered to prepare for possible fresh strikes. According to Axios, US Central Command has been instructed to complete preparations, with US and Israeli officials saying renewed operations could come before the November US midterm elections.


US-Iran war: Possible renewed military action between Iran and US is raising concerns 

India-US trade negotiations have reached a “plateau,” with further concessions becoming increasingly difficult for both sides, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said. She described the agreement as a hard-fought and rigorously negotiated deal, while noting that talks are still ongoing.

India-US trade talks hit a 'plateau' over key concessions

US President Donald Trump has not made a final decision on resuming major combat operations against Iran, but the Pentagon has reportedly been ordered to prepare for possible fresh strikes. According to Axios, US Central Command has been instructed to complete preparations, with US and Israeli officials saying renewed operations could come before the November US midterm elections.

Report: US puts military in ready mode for possible new strikes

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has raised concerns about rising gas prices and the impact of the Iran war in a newly leaked audio recording. In the third leaked clip, Paxton appears to discuss how federal policies and President Donald Trump’s agenda could affect Republican candidates ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

Paxton in leaked audio says Trump hurting his election chances 

US President Donald Trump is set to honour leading technology figures at a White House ceremony. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Dell CEO Michael Dell will receive the National Medal of Technology and Innovation. Elon Musk, Sergey Brin, Jensen Huang and Lisa Su will receive the National Medal of Science.

Nadella to be honoured with national medal of technology & innovation

Tropical Storm Isaias is strengthening in the Gulf as it moves toward the southern U.S. coastline. Authorities and residents along the Gulf Coast are closely monitoring the storm as forecasts warn of heavy rainfall, strong winds, coastal flooding and potentially dangerous conditions. Communities in the storm’s projected path are preparing for possible impacts as Isaias approaches land.


Tropical storm Isaias forecast: US Gulf Coast braces for Isaias landfall

According to the U.S. Congressional research service, at least 81 American aircraft, drones and helicopters have been damaged or destroyed during the Iran war. The cost of replacing damaged equipment has been pegged at up to $3.3 billion.

Iran bleeds American military: 81 aircraft lost, ships hit & bombers pulled | Gravitas

US President Donald Trump’s approval rating has hit a record low of 32% in the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll, as the Republican Party faces growing voter dissatisfaction ahead of the November midterm elections.


Trump's approval ratings hit new low; Republican Party faces voter backlash | Gravitas

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