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Trump Rebukes Prince Harry Over Ukraine Speech, Says Duke ‘Is Not Speaking for the UK’
Donald Trump pushed back on remarks by Prince Harry following the royal's speech in Kyiv, saying the duke "is not speaking for the UK" and asserting that he himself "speaks more for the UK," in a public exchange that underscores widening differences over Western leadership in the Ukraine war. 
Donald Trump pushed back on remarks by Prince Harry following the royal's speech in Kyiv, saying the duke "is not speaking for the UK" and asserting that he himself "speaks more for the UK," in a public exchange that underscores widening differences over Western leadership in the Ukraine war. -
FBI Probes 20 Scientist Deaths Across U.S. and China, Raising Concerns Over AI and Defense Research Security
A series of unexplained deaths and disappearances involving at least 20 scientists across the United States and China has prompted a federal investigation, drawing attention to potential vulnerabilities in critical research fields tied to national security, including artificial intelligence, hypersonic weapons and space systems. 
A series of unexplained deaths and disappearances involving at least 20 scientists across the United States and China has prompted a federal investigation, drawing attention to potential vulnerabilities in critical research fields tied to national security, including artificial intelligence, hypersonic weapons and space systems. -
Trump Orders ‘Shoot and Kill’ in Strait of Hormuz as Iran Tensions Disrupt Global Trade Routes
Donald Trump ordered U.S. naval forces to "shoot and kill" any Iranian boats suspected of laying sea mines in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions with Iran and raising new risks for global energy markets, shipping routes and an already fragile ceasefire. 
Donald Trump ordered U.S. naval forces to "shoot and kill" any Iranian boats suspected of laying sea mines in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions with Iran and raising new risks for global energy markets, shipping routes and an already fragile ceasefire. -
JD Vance Pakistan Trip Delay Sparks Viral ‘Mr Bean Waiting’ Meme Amid Iran Diplomacy Tensions
Online mockery of JD Vance intensified this week as Iran-linked social media accounts circulated a viral "Mr Bean waiting" meme, turning delays in a reported diplomatic trip to Pakistan into a broader commentary on stalled U.S.-Iran negotiations. The episode underscores how digital narratives are increasingly shaping perceptions of geopolitical events tied to Iran and U.S. foreign policy. 
Online mockery of JD Vance intensified this week as Iran-linked social media accounts circulated a viral "Mr Bean waiting" meme, turning delays in a reported diplomatic trip to Pakistan into a broader commentary on stalled U.S.-Iran negotiations. The episode underscores how digital narratives are increasingly shaping perceptions of geopolitical events tied to Iran and U.S. foreign policy. -
White House Rebuts Viral Nuclear Codes Claim, Says No Trump Request or Military Intervention Occurred
The White House has issued a forceful denial of a viral claim that Donald Trump attempted to access U.S. nuclear codes and was blocked by Dan Caine, calling the allegation baseless and warning that misinformation involving national security can have serious consequences. The White House has issued a forceful denial of a viral claim that Donald Trump attempted to access U.S. nuclear codes and was blocked by Dan Caine, calling the allegation baseless and warning that misinformation involving national security can have serious consequences. -
FBI Director Kash Patel Denies ‘Lockout’ Claims as $250M Defamation Lawsuit Targets The Atlantic
Kash Patel publicly denied allegations that he was locked out of a government computer system and panicked during the incident, sharply disputing claims at the center of a $250 million defamation lawsuit he filed against The Atlantic, as tensions spilled into a heated exchange with reporters in Washington. 
Kash Patel publicly denied allegations that he was locked out of a government computer system and panicked during the incident, sharply disputing claims at the center of a $250 million defamation lawsuit he filed against The Atlantic, as tensions spilled into a heated exchange with reporters in Washington. -
Trump Tax Event Overshadowed as Viral Clip Shows Him With Eyes Closed During Bessent Remarks
President Donald Trump faced renewed scrutiny over his public image after a widely circulated video appeared to show him sitting with his eyes closed during a live campaign roundtable in Las Vegas, even as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent praised his economic agenda. 
President Donald Trump faced renewed scrutiny over his public image after a widely circulated video appeared to show him sitting with his eyes closed during a live campaign roundtable in Las Vegas, even as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent praised his economic agenda. -
Trump Faces Renewed Criticism Over Strait of Hormuz Claims as Op-Ed Calls Leadership ‘Ineffective’
Donald Trump is facing renewed political and policy scrutiny after claiming credit for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil transit route, even as critics argue his administration's earlier actions contributed to the disruption. The controversy, amplified by a sharply critical op-ed in The Hill, has intensified debate over U.S. foreign policy toward Iran and the broader implications for global energy markets. 
Donald Trump is facing renewed political and policy scrutiny after claiming credit for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil transit route, even as critics argue his administration's earlier actions contributed to the disruption. The controversy, amplified by a sharply critical op-ed in The Hill, has intensified debate over U.S. foreign policy toward Iran and the broader implications for global energy markets. -
‘Staggering’ Collapse: Trump Faces Rapid Backlash Over Iran War Amid Rising Economic Pressure
Support for Donald Trump's military approach toward Iran has deteriorated at an unusually rapid pace, with analysts and lawmakers warning that public confidence is eroding faster than during the early stages of the Iraq War, reshaping the political landscape around the conflict in a matter of weeks. Support for Donald Trump's military approach toward Iran has deteriorated at an unusually rapid pace, with analysts and lawmakers warning that public confidence is eroding faster than during the early stages of the Iraq War, reshaping the political landscape around the conflict in a matter of weeks. -
Former Trump Lawyer Ty Cobb Calls President ‘Insane,’ Cites ‘Accelerated’ Cognitive Decline Concerns
Donald Trump is facing renewed scrutiny over his mental fitness after former White House attorney Ty Cobb publicly described the president as "insane" and suggested his behavior reflects "frontal lobe failure," adding a high-profile insider voice to a long-running and politically charged debate. Donald Trump is facing renewed scrutiny over his mental fitness after former White House attorney Ty Cobb publicly described the president as "insane" and suggested his behavior reflects "frontal lobe failure," adding a high-profile insider voice to a long-running and politically charged debate.
