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Iran's Biggest Weapon Against the US May Be Slipping Away, Experts Say
Growing oil production and alternative shipping routes could shorten the life of price spikes that Tehran has used for leverage against Washington.
Mexico Vows Legal Action Against US After ICE Agent Fatally Shoots Mexican National in Houston
President Claudia Sheinbaum said Mexico will pursue 'significant legal measures' following the death of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo during an immigration arrest operation.
Gaza Stabilization Force Faces Recruitment Crisis as Hamas Refuses to Disarm
The international peacekeeping mission, originally planned at 20,000 troops, has struggled to deploy even an initial contingent amid regional instability.
Fare Network Submits Anti-Discrimination Reports on Mexico Matches to FIFA
The anti-discrimination monitor flagged incidents during World Cup matches as the Mexican Football Federation faces potential sanctions for fan conduct.
Mamdani's Wife Co-Hosts $4,000 Muslim Women's Retreat in Corsica Framing Virgin Mary as Palestinian
Rama Duwaji is co-hosting The Women Sanctuary retreat running through July 14 on the French island, where Maryam is described as a 'Palestinian woman under occupation.'
Police in UK Arrest Suspect in Killing of Former Parliament Member Ann Widdecombe
The 78-year-old former Conservative MP, known for her socially conservative views and later work with Brexit and Reform UK parties, was found dead Thursday in her southwest England home.
Abbott Orders Investigation After Texas Hospital Advertised Birth Packages on Mexico Billboards
The Republican governor said the billboards targeting pregnant foreign nationals near the border raise questions about exploitation of birthright citizenship, calling it a probe into 'citizenship for sale.'
Unclaimed Airstrikes Hit Iran as U.S. Declares Earlier Campaign Complete
The mystery strikes, which hit southern Iran just before Khamenei's burial, drew no immediate claims from the United States, Israel, or Gulf Arab states.
Kudlow Says US Entered Iran MOU Too Quickly, Citing Oil Sales Concerns
The Fox Business host argued the interim agreement allowed Iran to sell significant amounts of oil before securing lasting nuclear concessions.
Mexico's Response to Fatal ICE Shooting Takes Unexpected Turn
President Sheinbaum says her government will pursue legal measures beyond diplomatic protest, including civil lawsuits against private detention center operators.