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Warfighting reset or political purge? Pentagon cuts senior commanders
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Warfighting reset or political purge? Pentagon cuts senior commanders

In a State of the Force address, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the U.S. has fired some commanders and eliminated additional billets to reach a 20% reduction, with services ordered to complete cuts by January 1, 2027.

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed a 20% cut to generals and admirals, combining firings with billet eliminations and directing phased i...

Voluntary AI accord promises safeguards, but leaves enforcement for later
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Voluntary AI accord promises safeguards, but leaves enforcement for later

Trump brought Google, Anthropic, Meta, OpenAI, X, NVIDIA and Microsoft to the White House to back a self-policing pact he brands “super intelligence.”

President Donald Trump gathered tech chiefs at the White House to unveil a voluntary pact for companies including Google, Meta, OpenAI, Anthropic, ...


A $200B promise collides with the fine print from Seoul
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A $200B promise collides with the fine print from Seoul

The White House outlined South Korean-backed plans spanning Alaska LNG, new nuclear reactors, and a Texas power project.

The White House said President Donald Trump unveiled up to $200 billion in South Koreanbacked U.S. energy projects, including roughly $54 billion f...

Sovereignty celebrated, staying power unproven as coalition ends Iraq mission
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Sovereignty celebrated, staying power unproven as coalition ends Iraq mission

Coalition forces left Erbil, ending the Iraq phase of Operation Inherent Resolve as Baghdad staged Sovereignty Day parades, while headquarters shift to Jordan to continue counter-ISIS operations in Syria.

The US‑led coalition has completed its withdrawal from Iraq, formally ending the Iraq phase of Operation Inherent Resolve after 12 years; troops le...

Inside threat or terror plot? A midair crisis reshapes security
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Inside threat or terror plot? A midair crisis reshapes security

A Dubai–Tel Aviv 737 made an emergency landing in Tabuk, passengers subdued the attacker, and UAE and Israeli authorities opened probes as Flydubai halted Israel routes.

A Flydubai Boeing 737 from Dubai to Tel Aviv made an emergency landing in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, after a violent cockpit altercation in which a pilot...


Courts authorized death; the protocol failed: Tennessee hits pause
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Courts authorized death; the protocol failed: Tennessee hits pause

Witnesses said Pike kept breathing after two pentobarbital doses, prompting Gov. Bill Lee to order an independent review and freeze at least one upcoming execution.

After the U.S. Supreme Court authorized it, Tennessee moved ahead with the execution of Christa Pike, but two injections of pentobarbital left her ...

Temporary pilgrim flights, or a precedent that outlives the waiver?
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Temporary pilgrim flights, or a precedent that outlives the waiver?

U.S. secondary sanctions rattled Iraqi airports and ground services on Iran routes, prompting Baghdad to seek narrowly tailored humanitarian exemptions.

U.S. secondary sanctions on entities servicing Iranian airlines prompted Iraqi airports—most sharply Najaf—to suspend Iranian flights before some r...

De-escalation or optics? Tariff trims exclude sensitivities, details unclear
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De-escalation or optics? Tariff trims exclude sensitivities, details unclear

After Xi’s Washington summit with Trump, both governments listed about $30 billion each in tariff cuts on nonsensitive goods and added a commitment on U.S. coal.

After Xi Jinping’s state visit to Washington, the U.S. and China announced reciprocal tariff reductions on roughly $60 billion of largely nonsensit...


Rejection today, negotiations tomorrow? The Hormuz gambit tests leverage
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Rejection today, negotiations tomorrow? The Hormuz gambit tests leverage

Tehran tied a seven-day cease-fire and reopening the Strait of Hormuz to broader talks, putting a global energy chokepoint at the center of wartime diplomacy.

Tehran floated a sevenday ceasefire that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and launch broader nuclear talks; Trump publicly rejected it as “not acc...

A strait 'not open'—yet oil keeps moving through
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A strait 'not open'—yet oil keeps moving through

Tehran touts captures and ‘popular defense’ drills as CENTCOM cites steady transit and Riyadh seeks UN backing to protect sea lanes.

Saudi Arabia appealed to the UN to safeguard sea lanes as Iran escalated coercive signaling around the Strait of Hormuz—branding it a “hunting grou...

A banned sale collides with an offer one side denies
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A banned sale collides with an offer one side denies

The on-air claim emerged during Xi’s state visit, amid long-standing U.S. export limits and sensitive Taiwan commitments.

The U.S. ambassador to China said on Fox News that President Trump asked Xi Jinping if he wanted to buy American weapons—a claim Trump later denied...