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Eyes Over Tehran: How Mossad Hacked Iran’s Cameras to Track Ayatollah Khamenei for Years
Long before missiles struck Tehran, a silent cyber campaign was unfolding. Israeli intelligence reportedly spent years hacking Iran’s surveillance networks, turning the capital’s own traffic cameras into tools to track the movements of the country’s most powerful man.
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U.S. Submarine Sinks Iranian Frigate Near Sri Lanka
A U.S. submarine sank the Iranian frigate IRIS Dena near Sri Lanka, killing dozens of sailors and widening the conflict between the United States and Iran across the Indian Ocean.
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Stealth Over the Desert
An Israeli F-35 has reportedly shot down an Iranian military aircraft in what is being described as the first air-to-air kill involving the stealth fighter. The encounter marks a defining moment in modern aerial warfare and signals a dangerous new phase in Middle East hostilities.
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Hegseth says Iran Strikes ‘Not Endless’ as War Widens
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran are decisive and not a prolonged war, as casualties rise, regional fighting intensifies, and questions emerge over the administration’s claims of imminent threats.
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US, South Korea to Launch Freedom Shield Drills Amid North Korea Tensions
The United States and South Korea will hold the Freedom Shield military drills from March 9–19 to bolster joint defense readiness amid stalled diplomacy and rising tensions with North Korea.
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El Mencho Killed in Mexico Military Raid
Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera Cervantes, leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel and one of the world’s most wanted drug lords, was killed in a Mexican military operation, triggering unrest while raising questions about the cartel’s future.
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Trump Weighs Iran Strike Amid Retaliation Fears
President Donald Trump is weighing potential military strikes on Iran as officials warn Tehran could respond with broader regional attacks, missile strikes, proxy warfare or terrorism if it views U.S. action as an existential threat.
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U.S. Supreme Court Strikes Down Donald Trump Tariffs
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Donald Trump exceeded his authority by imposing sweeping tariffs under emergency powers, dealing a major legal and economic setback to his trade policy.
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Climber Convicted in Girlfriend’s Death Near Grossglockner
An Innsbruck court convicted a climber of manslaughter for leaving his partner exposed near Grossglockner, where she died of cold, giving him a suspended sentence and fine.
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Mamdani Ensures Easy Ariel’s Brooklyn Yard Lease Fallout
New York City’s decision not to renew a lease with an Israeli-linked drone manufacturer at the Brooklyn Navy Yard has ignited a fierce political and cultural clash, raising questions about public policy, economic priorities and antisemitism in municipal governance. The controversy underscores broader tensions in NYC’s political landscape under newly elected Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
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Partial Shutdown Strains U.S. Government Operations
A partial U.S. government shutdown centered on funding for the Department of Homeland Security has stymied negotiations in Washington, leaving many federal functions in limbo and frontline workers operating without guaranteed pay. Even as most federal operations remain funded throughout the fiscal year, the impasse has highlighted deep political divides and tangible disruptions in services and workforce morale.
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US Navy Ships Collide During Sea Replenishment Operation
A U.S. Navy destroyer collided with a supply ship during a risky at-sea replenishment operation in the Caribbean, injuring two sailors while both vessels remained operational.
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