
UN Urges Equatorial Guinea to Halt Deportation of US Migrants to Home Countries
Human rights experts appeal to stop planned returns of US deportees who describe detention in poor conditions and fear persecution if sent home.

Human rights experts appeal to stop planned returns of US deportees who describe detention in poor conditions and fear persecution if sent home.

Ukrainian cities install protective netting against drone attacks while military units make territorial gains in contested eastern areas.

Israeli military operations in Lebanon have resulted in mass displacement and casualties according to Lebanese officials.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent justified recent strikes on Iranian infrastructure, describing the military action as necessary escalation.

President Trump called NATO members 'cowards' for their lack of participation in military action against Iran.

The U.S. Justice Department is examining whether Colombian President Gustavo Petro has connections to drug trafficking organizations.

Defense Secretary Hegseth refused to provide specifics about potential military operations regarding Iran's enriched uranium stockpile.

Iraqi security sources report drones and rockets were fired at the US embassy in Baghdad on Tuesday morning.

The United States has called for Iran's unconditional surrender as Middle East tensions continue to dominate headlines.
Joey Amor spoke with CBS News about his wife, Army Sgt. Nicole Amor, who was killed in an Iranian drone attack in Kuwait.

U.S. Southern Command conducted a lethal strike against a boat allegedly involved in drug trafficking, killing four individuals.

American officials traveled to Havana to present reform proposals while Brazil, Mexico, and Spain committed to providing additional assistance to Cuba.
European Union leaders convened Thursday to address rising oil and gas prices caused by ongoing warfare affecting key energy producers and shipping routes in the Middle East.

Spain's prime minister urged China to take a larger role in addressing international conflicts and establishing a multipolar world order.
A 7.8 magnitude earthquake in southern Philippines killed 47 people and displaced over 45,000, with officials requesting helicopter food drops for cut-off communities.
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