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US Military Completes 13th Consecutive Night of Strikes on Iran
The US military completed its 13th consecutive night of strikes on Iran, marking an extended aerial campaign. The sustained operations indicate escalating military tensions in the region.
Rubio: US Ready to Help End Ukraine War, But Settlement Won't Come Quickly
Secretary of State Rubio states the US is prepared to help end the Ukraine conflict, though cautioning that a rapid resolution is unlikely in the near term.
Zelenskyy meets Trump ally Loomer in bid to shift US Ukraine stance
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy met with far-right Trump ally Laura Loomer, who reversed her previous opposition to Ukraine aid and claimed Russia is funding Iran to target US soldiers.
US launches 13th night of Iran strikes; Trump vows Tehran will pay for damages
The US launched its 13th consecutive night of airstrikes on Iran as the five-month conflict intensifies, with Tehran retaliating against Gulf bases while Trump vows Iranian assets will cover all damages.
EE.UU. completa decimotercera noche consecutiva de bombardeos contra objetivos militares iraníes
Estados Unidos completó su decimotercera noche consecutiva de bombardeos contra objetivos militares iraníes, atacando centros de mando, depósitos de drones y capacidades marítimas para debilitar la Guardia Revolucionaria Islámica y proteger la navegación comercial.
O'Regan: Why Ancient Myths Endured—And What Stories Will Last 2,000 Years?
Columnist reflects on why certain Greek myths captivated generations of Irish schoolchildren, arguing that memorable details like Ariadne's thread and Icarus's wax wings made complex stories stick despite their darker origins.
Russian forces outnumber Ukrainian troops 6-to-1 in Pokrovsk sector amid 261 daily clashes
Russian forces significantly outnumber Ukrainian troops in key Pokrovsk front areas, with 261 battlefield clashes reported in a single day as Moscow intensifies its offensive campaign.
Irán trasladó comandantes y equipos de misiles a Yemen, según fuentes
Irán trasladó comandantes de la Guardia Revolucionaria Islámica y equipos de misiles a Yemen el 13 de julio para fortalecer las capacidades militares de los hutíes y su capacidad de amenaza en el mar Rojo.
U.S. munitions stockpiles strained by Middle East operations, threatening Indo-Pacific readiness
The Trump administration faces mounting pressure as rapid weapons expenditure in the Middle East depletes advanced interceptor and precision-guided missile stockpiles faster than the defense industry can replenish them, raising concerns about readiness for potential Indo-Pacific conflicts.
Congress faces political pressure over $67B Iran war funding request
The US has spent $37.5 billion on Iran operations with a $67 billion additional request pending. Analysts suggest Congress faces political difficulty opposing the funding despite its scale.
Israel strikes Gaza after evacuation orders as ceasefire violations mount
Israel conducted airstrikes on Gaza after issuing displacement orders, killing at least two Palestinians. The attacks violate the US-brokered ceasefire and worsen an already critical humanitarian crisis affecting 1.4 million people.
Trump Officials Worry Over Rapid Missile Usage in Iran Operations
Trump officials express concern about the rapid pace of defensive missile and interceptor usage in Middle East operations as U.S. military presence expands with new equipment deployments.
Pentagon Offers Conflicting Explanations for Revised Iran War Death Toll
The Pentagon has reduced reported U.S. troop deaths in the Iran war on its official website, with military officials offering conflicting explanations for the discrepancy.
Sergeant's Final Letters Reveal Soldier's Inner Struggle in Iran War
Sgt. Michael Emmanuel Swinton was killed in the Iran war, marking one of 18 U.S. military deaths since the conflict began. The story explores his personal struggles and desire to return home.
UN envoy warns Houthi Red Sea attacks risk dragging Yemen back into full-scale war
UN envoy Hans Grundberg warns that Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping threaten to reignite Yemen's conflict and deepen regional instability, calling for diplomatic negotiations to prevent escalation.
Two Palestinians killed in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza City refugee camps
Two Palestinians killed and several injured in Israeli airstrikes targeting Gaza City refugee camps housing displaced residents.
U.S. Launches 13th Consecutive Night of Strikes on Iran
The U.S. conducted its 13th consecutive night of strikes against Iran following Trump's threats of major military punishment against Iran and Houthi forces.
Iran Rejects U.S.-Backed Cease-Fire Proposal From Iraqi Leader
Iran has rejected a cease-fire deal presented by an Iraqi leader, though details remain unclear. Iranian officials characterized it as the only current proposal on the table.
Veteran CBS News cameraman Derek Williams remembered for courage in conflict zones
Derek Williams, a longtime CBS News cameraman known for his work in conflict zones, has passed away. Colleagues remembered him as a dedicated and courageous journalist.
UK mortgage rates surge as Middle East tensions reignite inflation fears
UK mortgage rates have climbed back to month-ago levels as Middle East tensions drive up lenders' funding costs, with five million homeowners facing higher repayments by 2028.
US War on Iran Costs $110B; Trump Seeks $67B More
The US has spent nearly $110 billion on military operations against Iran, with the Trump administration seeking an additional $67 billion despite declaring victory in the conflict.
Pentagon Awards Oracle Nearly $7B in 10-Year Software Deal
The Pentagon has awarded Oracle a 10-year software contract worth up to $7 billion as part of its ongoing military software consolidation efforts, boosting Oracle's stock in after-hours trading.
Democrats Press Hegseth on Casualty Reporting From Iran War
Democratic senators are pressing Defense Secretary Hegseth to provide complete accounting of U.S. troops killed or wounded in Iran, citing inadequate casualty reporting from the Pentagon.