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Pete Hegseth calls for the first death penalty in military since 1961
SecWar Pete Hegseth is pushing for a punishment the U.S. military hasn’t carried out in decades, tied to one of the most shocking cases in modern US military history.
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Microsoft Cuts Services to Israeli Military Unit Over AI-Driven Surveillance of Palestinians
Microsoft has cut services to an Israeli military unit after investigations revealed its AI and cloud tools were used for mass surveillance of Palestinians.
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Super Typhoon Ragasa Kills 14 in Taiwan as Barrier Lake Bursts, Hundreds Missing
Super Typhoon Ragasa killed at least 14 people in Taiwan after a barrier lake burst, left 124 missing, and forced widespread shutdowns across Hong Kong and southern China as the storm advanced.
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80-Year-Old Scammed Out of 1 Million Yen by “Astronaut” Catfish Claiming to Need Oxygen
Check on your senior relatives and make sure they are up to date on their cyber training.
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Army Football Player Larry Pickett, Jr. Rescues Man From Burning Vehicle Near West Point
Army football player Larry Pickett, Jr. rescued a man from a burning car near West Point after a crash into a utility pole.
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North Korea Operates Hidden Long-Range Missile Base Near Chinese Border, Report Reveals
North Korea has secretly operated a long-range missile base near the Chinese border housing nuclear-capable ICBMs, highlighting its expanding and increasingly survivable nuclear threat, a CSIS report revealed.
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India to Continue Russian Oil Imports Despite U.S. Tariff Threats
India has reaffirmed it will continue importing Russian oil despite U.S. President Trump’s tariff threats, citing national energy needs and longstanding ties with Moscow.
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India Says Militants Killed in Kashmir Gunbattle Were Behind April Massacre That Sparked India-Pakistan Clashes
India says three suspected Pakistani militants killed near Srinagar were responsible for an April massacre that sparked deadly India-Pakistan clashes, while Pakistan denies involvement.
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Information Clampdown Follows Series of Pedestrian-Car Incidents in China, Sparking Public Outcry
A series of pedestrian-car incidents in China, including crashes near schools, has sparked public outcry amid increased government censorship and limited information disclosure.
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China’s Stock Market Rallies as Government Vows to Tackle Price Wars and Overcapacity
China's government signals a crackdown on destructive price wars and industrial overcapacity, boosting stock markets amid trade tensions and deflation concerns.
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Deadliest Day for Aid-Seekers in Gaza as Israeli Forces Expand Operations and Evacuation Orders
At least 85 Palestinians were killed in Gaza on its deadliest day for aid-seekers as Israeli forces expanded operations and issued new evacuation orders, amid worsening humanitarian conditions and ongoing ceasefire talks.
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NATO Summit Opens in Netherlands Amid Push for 5% Defense Spending and Ongoing Global Tensions
NATO leaders gathered in the Netherlands to debate a proposed 5% defense spending goal amid tensions over U.S. strikes on Iran, Ukraine's sidelined NATO bid, and calls for continued support against Russia.
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