World & Security — Archive
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Hegseth Holds Iran Briefing After KC-135 Crash Kills 4 Service Members in Iraq
The briefing comes as U.S. military operations focus on the Strait of Hormuz, with concerns rising about oil prices amid the conflict.
New Iranian Supreme Leader 'Likely Disfigured,' Hegseth Says
War Secretary Pete Hegseth described Iran's new Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei as wounded and in hiding, while the Pentagon estimates the war has cost $11.3 billion in its first six days.
Hegseth Launches 90-Day Review of Military Schools to Remove DEI Curriculum
Defense Secretary directs task force to evaluate Army War College, National Defense University and other senior service colleges for ideological content.
Suspect Dead After Truck Rams Michigan Synagogue, FBI Calls It Targeted Attack on Jewish Community
The suspect died after ramming a pickup truck into Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan, on Thursday afternoon. The FBI has not yet identified a motive.
Texas Senate Candidate Talarico Condemns Iran School Strike as 'Sick to My Stomach'
Democrat Talarico, who won Texas Senate primary, says U.S. airstrike that hit girls' school killed dozens of children.
Media Watchdogs Track Iran Coverage as Bias Concerns Rise
AllSides and other media monitoring organizations are closely watching how different news outlets report on Iran developments amid concerns about misinformation.
US Eases Russia Oil Sanctions as Iran War Pushes Up Energy Prices
Treasury issues temporary waiver until April 11 as Strait of Hormuz closure disrupts global supply; UK says it will not follow suit.
U.S. Military Refueling Plane Crashes in Iraq During Iran Operations
KC-135 tanker crashed in western Iraq; at least five crew members aboard as rescue efforts continue
Bank of England Confirms Churchill Will Be Removed From Banknotes, Replaced With Wildlife
The central bank will ask the public which animals should appear on the next set of £5, £10, £20, and £50 notes, marking a shift from historical figures to native species.
Energy Secretary Says He'll Personally Review X Posts After Military Escort Gaffe
Wright acknowledged a Department of Energy post incorrectly claiming U.S. Navy escorted oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz, prompting him to institute personal approval for future posts.