Iran warns oil tankers to adhere strictly to its approved routes through the Strait of Hormuz or face immediate military action amid rising regional tensions.
The U.S. Department of Justice has initiated extradition proceedings against alleged members of the cybercriminal group Scattered Spider linked to a $100 million cryptocurrency extortion scheme.
A major overnight assault on Kyiv by Russian forces killed at least 13 people, injured dozens, and caused widespread damage to residential buildings and infrastructure across the city.
France registered 77 crypto-related kidnapping and extortion incidents in early 2026, prompting government plans to strengthen security and support for victims.
Indirect negotiations between the U.S. and Iran in Doha advanced cooperation on Strait of Hormuz shipping security, while the U.S. Navy continued searching for a missing MH-60S Seahawk helicopter crew.
While the latest U.S.-Iran negotiations advanced on shipping and frozen assets, core nuclear restrictions remain unresolved, casting uncertainty over the deal’s future.
Iranian authorities are organizing a massive funeral for Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei months after his death, amid questions about the preservation of his remains and large-scale security measures.
Amid growing opposition, Iran sees rising nationalism, secularism, and Christianity, signaling a gradual move away from strict Islamic governance despite intensified crackdowns.
US Vice President JD Vance described negotiations with Iran in Doha as progressing well while emphasizing that military force remains an option if Iran resumes nuclear activities or targets commercial ships.
During a speech at the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library opening, Donald Trump voiced sharp criticisms of the Supreme Court, Spain, and NATO, marking his first flight on the new Air Force One.
Catherine Beth Washburn, a mother from New York, faces federal charges for allegedly leading an anti-Israel extremist group and sending cryptocurrency to Palestinian Islamic Jihad militants.
Former national security adviser H. R. McMaster argues that current U.S. negotiations with Iran favor Tehran, raising questions about the outcomes touted by the administration.