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Turkey still short of legal requirements for potential F-35 delivery, State Department tells Congress
Washington maintains no F-35 transfer can proceed until Ankara meets statutory conditions on the S-400, according to a State Department letter responding to Democratic Congressman Wesley Bell's inquiry to the White House
Israeli drone strike kills one, injures several in Nuseirat refugee camp, central Gaza
Medical sources say the strike hit a tent sheltering displaced residents, as Gaza's overall death toll since the war began nearly three years ago surpasses 73,300, including more than 1,180 since the October ceasefire began
Saudi Arabia edges toward the nuclear threshold with Trump’s deal reshaping Middle East balance of power
Washington has approved a 30-year nuclear cooperation agreement allowing US firms into Saudi Arabia's atomic energy sector, paving the way for uranium enrichment on Saudi soil without the safeguards imposed on the UAE in 2009
French modelling agent linked to Jeffrey Epstein found dead near Paris
Siad is named over 2,000 times in US Justice Department files connected to the Epstein case, with new evidence showing he sent Epstein photographs of women he described as potential models
Targets expanded during the 11th wave of bombing in Iran: “The nuclear stronghold is next,” Trump says
Today's sortie by US fighter aircraft was shorter in duration but covered a wider geographic area. Oil prices continue to rise, with Brent now reaching $92 per barrel, and there are no visible signs of de-escalation
World Cup and social media: football players reach new heights in popularity
Erling Haaland's playful, offbeat Instagram posts won over American audiences unfamiliar with his European stardom, driving an 80% surge in followers and cementing him as the World Cup's most talked about true breakout personality online
Wreckage of Pan Am plane lost in 1952 Puerto Rico crash located on Atlantic seabed after 74 years
An autonomous underwater vehicle equipped with sonar and high-resolution cameras spent days scanning the seabed off San Juan before spotting the Douglas DC-4's remarkably preserved fuselage, its aluminium gleaming some 600 metres below the surface
