
US Army Officer Charged with Using Classified Information for Betting Scheme
A US Army officer faces charges for allegedly using classified information to place bets totaling $400,000 on the removal of Venezuelan President Maduro.

A US Army officer faces charges for allegedly using classified information to place bets totaling $400,000 on the removal of Venezuelan President Maduro.

Two helicopters collided in western Rio de Janeiro on Sunday, killing all six people aboard the aircraft.

The Trump administration dismissed all 22 members of the National Science Board days before they planned to release a report on U.S. scientific competitiveness.

House of Commons Speaker grants debate on whether Prime Minister should face parliamentary probe over Mandelson appointment process.

The U.S. Department of Education is investigating Smith College for admitting transgender women to the all-women's institution.

Multiple reports analyze how Russia faces mounting pressures from sanctions, military operations, and strategic miscalculations in current geopolitical conflicts.
Military contractors need at least three years to rebuild inventories of key weapons systems depleted during the Iran war, raising concerns about readiness for potential future conflicts.

Trump Media & Technology has replaced CEO Devin Nunes with Kevin McGurn following a 67% stock decline that eliminated over $6 billion in investor value.
High-level Iranian officials report they cannot locate or directly contact Mojtaba Khamenei, while Pakistan's army chief visits Tehran for meetings.
Adult content platform OnlyFans sold a 16% minority stake to Architect Capital for $535 million, establishing a $3.15 billion valuation.

The Supreme Court is hearing arguments about reinstating a policy that would allow turning back asylum seekers at the border.

France seized the oil tanker Tagor in international waters Sunday as part of efforts to enforce sanctions on Russian oil exports.

Sources say the Trump administration told Cuba that President Díaz-Canel must step down for negotiations to progress meaningfully.

The Trump administration threatened to revoke the Palestinian UN envoy's visa if they pursued a senior General Assembly position, according to leaked documents.

Critics examine Supreme Court rulings on voting rights and redistricting practices affecting U.S. House elections.
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