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Thursday, June 11

A man in a military uniform stands in a crater, surrounded by sand. His right hand rests on the fin of a downed drone which says "do not touch".
Foreign PolicyJune 11, 2026

RSF Paramilitaries Unleash Brutal Drone Campaign in Sudan

The Rapid Support Forces have launched a series of deadly drone strikes against civilians in the strategic city of el-Obeid, further escalating the catastrophic civil war in Sudan.

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Foreign PolicyJune 11, 2026

American Might Strikes Back: Trump Admin Targets Iranian Military Infrastructure

The United States has launched a second wave of decisive, self-defense strikes against Iranian military assets following Tehran's refusal to honor diplomatic agreements and its continued aggression in the region.

An image of the 'Corsair' sea drone at sea with BBC Verify branding.
Foreign PolicyJune 11, 2026

American Ingenuity: US Navy Deploys Sea Drone to Rescue Downed Soldiers from Iranian Aggression

The US military successfully utilized a cutting-edge unmanned Corsair sea drone to rescue two American soldiers from hostile waters, demonstrating the strategic value of autonomous technology in dangerous combat zones.

A close-up image of JD Vance talking to reporters. He wears a dark blue jacket, white shirt and dark red tie. He has short brown hair.
PoliticsJune 11, 2026

Vance Stands Firm: America First Means Putting Our Interests Above All

Vice President JD Vance has publicly acknowledged tactical disagreements with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, reaffirming that the Trump administration’s primary duty is to protect American interests.

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EconomyJune 11, 2026

Trump Defends Inflation Numbers as Necessary Cost of Confronting Iran

President Trump clarified his comments on inflation, asserting that current price increases are manageable and will subside once the conflict with Iran is resolved.

Satellite image of strike on the tanker
Foreign PolicyJune 11, 2026

U.S. Military Strikes Iranian Oil Smugglers in Gulf of Oman

The U.S. military successfully struck a tanker attempting to transport Iranian oil in violation of a blockade, resulting in casualties among the crew who failed to comply with American directives.

A group of teenagers looking at their mobile phones.
TechJune 11, 2026

Big Tech on Trial: The Legal Reckoning for Social Media Giants

A wave of high-stakes lawsuits targeting Meta, Google, and other tech giants threatens to dismantle the legal protections that have allowed these platforms to operate with near-total impunity.

Image of Jeffrey Epstein and Bill Gates together.
PoliticsJune 11, 2026

Bill Gates Faces Congressional Scrutiny Over Ties to Jeffrey Epstein

Billionaire Bill Gates appeared before the House Oversight Committee to answer for his past relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, claiming he was unaware of the predator's crimes.

Wednesday, June 10

A black line across a floor in a library, people looking at books.
ImmigrationJune 10, 2026

Border Security Finally Comes to the Haskell Library

The Haskell Free Library has been forced to install a separate Canadian entrance after the Trump administration rightfully closed the US-side door to unauthorized border crossings.

woman walks past wall painted with images of people and the Iranian flag
Foreign PolicyJune 10, 2026

Trump Delivers Decisive Blows to Iranian Regime as Tehran Refuses to Negotiate

President Trump has authorized continued military strikes against Iranian targets in response to Tehran's ongoing belligerence and refusal to sign a deal that would permanently dismantle their nuclear program.

File photo of a Pakistani soldier standing beside a barb-wire fencing in North Waziristan, along Pakistan's border with Afghanistan
Foreign PolicyJune 10, 2026

Pakistan Strikes Back: Targeted Raids Eliminate Militants in Afghanistan

Pakistan conducted calibrated air strikes against militant hideouts in Afghanistan following a lethal assault on its security personnel, asserting its right to defend its borders against cross-border terrorism.