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Israel Marks Third Anniversary of October 7 Massacre as War Against Hamas Continues
Families of victims gather to honor the fallen while the IDF remains committed to eliminating the terrorist threat.
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Editorial
Defending Sovereignty: Israel’s Fight Secures Global Liberty
When states uphold their duty to protect citizens from terror, they reinforce the freedoms that undergird free markets and limited government.
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Hollywood Mega-Merger Leaves Consumers and Workers Paying the Price
The consolidation of Paramount and Warner Bros Discovery into a $110 billion entity creates a massive debt-laden giant that analysts warn will lead to higher streaming costs and significant job losses.
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Bureaucratic red tape leaves Nepali flood victims in legal limbo
Families of thousands missing after catastrophic flooding in Nepal are being denied death certificates and essential compensation due to rigid, outdated civil codes that fail to account for natural disasters.
Politics22h ago
Republican Candidates Navigate Economic Headwinds as Voters Feel the Pinch
Republican candidates across the country are balancing support for the Trump administration's economic record with the urgent need to address voter concerns over inflation and the high cost of living.
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Foreign PolicyJune 16, 2026
Seattle sky lit up by drone display for FIFA match
A fleet of 400 drones illuminated the Seattle night sky on Monday to display the live score of the Egypt versus Belgium FIFA match.
Foreign PolicyJune 16, 2026
Tehran Desperately Spins Concessions as 'Victory' to Mask Economic Collapse
Facing severe economic pressure and the consequences of its own belligerence, the Iranian leadership is attempting to sell a necessary diplomatic retreat to its disillusioned populace as a strategic win.
PoliticsJune 16, 2026
Venezuela Turns to U.S. Energy Giant to Fix Decades of Socialist Decay
The interim Venezuelan government has partnered with General Electric to repair the nation's dilapidated electricity infrastructure, marking a shift away from the disastrous nationalization policies of the past.
Foreign PolicyJune 16, 2026
Somaliland Opens Jerusalem Embassy, Cementing Strategic Alliance with Israel
Somaliland has officially opened an embassy in Jerusalem, marking a significant step in its partnership with Israel just six months after receiving formal recognition from the Jewish state.
PoliticsJune 16, 2026
Hungarian Parliament Enacts Term Limits to Block Viktor Orbán's Return
The Hungarian parliament has passed a constitutional amendment limiting prime ministers to two terms, effectively barring former leader Viktor Orbán from holding the office again.
PoliticsJune 16, 2026
US Pressure Campaign Brings Communist Cuba to its Knees
Aggressive U.S. sanctions targeting the Cuban military-run conglomerate Gaesa have caused a 58% collapse in tourism, successfully cutting off the lifeblood of the island's repressive leadership.
EconomyJune 16, 2026
Bank of Japan Hikes Rates to 31-Year High as Inflation Bites
The Bank of Japan has raised its policy interest rate to 1%, the highest level since 1995, as the nation attempts to pivot away from two decades of stagnant monetary policy in the face of global inflationary pressures.
Foreign PolicyJune 16, 2026
Trump Secures Preliminary Deal with Iran to End Hostilities
President Trump has signed a preliminary memorandum of understanding with Iran aimed at curbing nuclear proliferation and restoring stability in the Strait of Hormuz, with Vice President Vance signaling that details could be released ahead
Foreign PolicyJune 16, 2026
Iranian-Americans demand end to Tehran's tyranny at World Cup
Patriotic Iranian-Americans gathered in Los Angeles to protest the presence of Iran's national team, highlighting the squad's ties to the brutal Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Foreign PolicyJune 16, 2026
Netanyahu Caught in Vice Between Iranian Aggression and Washington's Ceasefire
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is navigating a precarious political and security landscape as a U.S.-backed ceasefire with Iran complicates Israel's strategy to neutralize regional threats.
Foreign PolicyJune 16, 2026
Eight Americans killed in B-52 crash at Edwards Air Force Base
Eight individuals, including military personnel and defense contractors, were killed when a B-52 Stratofortress crashed shortly after takeoff at Edwards Air Force Base.
Monday, June 15
Foreign PolicyJune 15, 2026
Trump’s Peace Through Strength Strategy Decimates Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions
The Trump administration has achieved what Obama could not by prioritizing American strength and successfully neutralizing Iran's nuclear program.