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Russia Exposes NATO Weapons Gap as Top Commander Warns 'The Math Is Not in Favor of the West'
Adm. Pierre Vandier, NATO's supreme allied commander for transformation, said Western weapons were designed around an industrial base that no longer exists.
Holocaust Memorial Museum Chair Invites NYC Mayor Mamdani To Tour After Genocide Comments
Jeff Miller, chair of the museum's governing council, said he hopes Mamdani will 'truly understand what genocide looks like' before using the term.
Benedict Cumberbatch, Alan Cumming and Benedict Wong Urge UK Regulators to Block Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger
The three actors wrote an op-ed warning that consolidation in Hollywood could harm competition, reduce independent film acquisitions and eliminate jobs.
U.S. Air Defense Supply Shrinks During Iran War, Leaving Experts Concerned
The Pentagon has enough interceptors for the current conflict but would face shortages if another crisis emerged elsewhere, according to defense analysts.
Loomer Explains Reversal on Ukraine War From Kyiv Bunker, Cites Shift Among Trump Allies
The far-right influencer told AP she believes her changed position on Russia's invasion has already influenced some MAGA supporters.
Wife of Kansas City Chiefs Offensive Coordinator Eric Bieniemy Shot in Ashburn, Virginia
Police say they responded to a shooting at the family's Ashburn, Virginia home Sunday evening; investigation ongoing with no arrests announced.
Mediators Report Progress in U.S.-Iran Talks as Regional Drone Attacks Continue
Qatar and Pakistan lead diplomatic efforts to restore ceasefire agreement while armed groups across Middle East launch separate strikes on Saudi, Kurdish, and Jordanian targets.
France Says Massive Wildfire That Forced 220,000 to Flee Has Stopped Growing
The blaze in the Gironde region has burned an area four times the size of Paris, though officials warn a forecast heat wave could complicate containment efforts.
Kazakhstan President Calls on Putin to Freeze Ukraine War, Citing Civilian Casualties
President Tokayev publicly challenged Moscow's rationale and suggested returning to 2022 Istanbul negotiating framework as regional allies signal growing unease.
Musk Takes Crusade to Europe With Armie Hammer Film, Sparking Political Debate
The tech billionaire's European tour promoting a documentary about the embattled actor has drawn criticism from both sides of the political spectrum.