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Israel's bobsled team reports theft of thousands in equipment and passports just before their Olympic debut, raising serious questions about security and timing.
Israel's bobsled team reports theft of thousands of dollars and passports at the 2026 Winter Olympics, amid shameful displays of anti-Semitism from pro-Hamas protesters and hostile crowds.
President Trump's Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff and son-in-law Jared Kushner made a strategic visit to the USS Abraham Lincoln following high-stakes nuclear negotiations with Iran, demonstrating America's strength from a position of power.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is rushing to Washington ahead of schedule as President Trump appears optimistic about potential Iran negotiations, with Israel setting hard red lines on nuclear dismantlement.
Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner made a dramatic show of American strength by boarding the USS Abraham Lincoln after high-stakes negotiations with Iranian officials, signaling Trump means business.
President Trump is delivering on his campaign promise to end the Ukraine conflict, with Zelensky revealing America wants the war finished by summer and will host peace talks in Florida next week.
The latest DOJ release of Jeffrey Epstein case files has triggered what's being called Britain's biggest political scandal in over a century, with PM Keir Starmer's leadership crumbling as his own MPs abandon ship.
Former Canadian Chief of Defence Staff Wayne Eyre declares Canada can only achieve true sovereignty with nuclear weapons, as tensions rise over Trump's Greenland ambitions.
Nine years after Senator Marco Rubio delivered a scathing warning against Obama's Iran nuclear deal, his prophetic words have been completely vindicated as chaos engulfs the Middle East.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, a strong conservative ally who shares Trump's America First vision, faces crucial February 8 election that could reshape Japan's political landscape.
Lieutenant General Vladimir Alexeyev, Russia's number two military intelligence officer, was shot multiple times outside his Moscow apartment in what appears to be part of a systematic targeting of Putin's top brass.
A top Russian military intelligence official was gunned down in Moscow just hours after trilateral peace negotiations concluded, raising serious questions about who really wants this war to continue.
