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Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said new U.S. sanctions targeting Russian oil and gas are unlikely to improve relations between Moscow and Washington or contribute to progress toward a settlement in Ukraine. Speaking in Moscow on Monday, Peskov said the measures would do little to help revive bilateral ties or advance negotiations over the conflict. He also pointed to Russias experience with previous sanctions, saying the country had adapted to extensive external restrictions and developed wa

Houthi-appointed military leaders have issued a fresh warning to Saudi Arabia, saying their forces could target locations deep inside the kingdom if what they describe as continued Saudi attacks and the blockade of Yemen persist. In a joint message marking the anniversary of Yemens September 21 Revolution, Mohammed Nasser al-Atifi and Youssef Hassan al-Madani claimed that Houthi ballistic missiles and combat drones can reach Saudi territory and potentially threaten economic and energy infrastruc

Vice President JD Vance has dragged Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez back into the political firing line as the New York congresswoman faces intense attention over her decision to publicly document freezing her eggs and fresh reporting about the end of her longtime relationship with former fianc Riley Roberts.

Fifty years after Irans famous 1976 Tehran UFO incident, mysterious multicoloured lights are again trending over the capital. Viral clips appear to show a bright object hovering near the Azadegan Expressway. But the location, altitude, distance, speed, size and identity have not been independently verified. Social media theories range from drones and aircraft to an LED kite and UFOs. None is proven. The timing has made the speculation louder. Iran is under intense pressure from the United States

India has tested KAL, a long-range attack drone, from a vehicle-mounted launcher at Pokhran. IG Defence says the platform can fly up to 1,000 kilometres, remain airborne for seven to eight hours and carry a payload of up to 50 kilograms. These are company-reported specifications, not a public announcement of military induction. Still, the test matters. Shahed-class and Geran drones have shown how low-cost, long-range weapons can stretch air defences and hit deep targets. KAL gives India a domest

Donald Trumps ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico has triggered a major White House media showdown. The three outlets have sued the Trump administration, alleging First Amendment violations. Meanwhile, ABC, CBS, Fox News, CNN and NBC have suspended shared presidential TV pool coverage rather than replace CNN after the network was blocked from its scheduled assignment. The move left no primary TV pool accompanying Trump during his New York trip for the United Nations General Assembly.

Chinese President Xi Jinping will travel to the United States from September 23 to 25 for talks with U.S. President Donald Trump, Chinas Foreign Ministry confirmed. The visit will mark the second Trump-Xi leaders summit in six months, with discussions expected to focus on trade, tariffs, artificial intelligence and other points of friction between Beijing and Washington. Chinese spokesperson Guo Jiakun said the two leaders will hold an in-depth meeting and highlighted the importance of maintaini

India has tested a new long-range loitering munition. Noida-based IG Defence successfully flew its KAL drone from the Pokhran Field Firing Range in Rajasthan, validating its airframe, propulsion, avionics, navigation and mission systems. Designed for strikes up to 1,000 kilometres away, KAL can stay airborne for up to eight hours, carry a 50-kg explosive payload, and operate autonomously using satellite and inertial navigation. With conflicts from Ukraine to the Red Sea proving the battlefield v

This month, Athol, Massachusetts, proudly marked the successful completion of Mill Brook Crossing. This innovative project not only restored a vital stream but also established new wetlands right in the heart of downtown. With over 53,000 square feet of pavement transformed, the area now features lush vegetation and trees. The redesign emphasizes natural stormwater management and enhances pedestrian safety, turning a former parking lot into an inviting, climate-resilient community space.

Twenty-three years after invading Iraq, the United States has begun removing vehicles, weapons and equipment from its final installations in the country ahead of a September 30 withdrawal deadline. Hundreds of American troops remain around Erbil, but a U.S. military official says most will be redeployed to Jordan and other regional locations rather than sent home. The move ends Americas permanent military mission inside Iraq without representing a broader withdrawal from West Asia. U.S. air-defe

Patrick Clancy has broken his silence in a deeply emotional interview with CBS, revealing what his wife Lindsay Clancy told him when he asked whether she remembered the night their three children were killed. According to Patrick, Lindsay described the events as being like a dream, saying she remembered them in a way similar to waking from a dream. Her chilling response comes after Lindsays murder trial ended in an 11-1 mistrial. Patrick also opened up about the devastating moments inside the fa

Jared Kushners dramatically brighter smile has sparked a new wave of online speculation and now a dentist has weighed in on what may have changed. Dr. Gizem Seymenoglu, speaking to The Irish Star, said Kushners noticeably bright, uniform and prominent front teeth could be consistent with cosmetic restorations such as veneers or crowns. She estimated that extensive dental work at a premium U.S. practice could potentially reach $30,000 to $50,000. But theres a catch: there is no confirmation that

Vice President JD Vance has defended President Donald Trumps decision to strip CNN, MS NOW and Politico of White House access after the three outlets sued the administration, arguing the move does not amount to a media ban.Vance said the organizations can still report on the Trump administration, speak to officials and access public information, but will no longer receive what he described as special access inside the White House. He accused the outlets of engaging in what he called propaganda a

Rescued and cast their votes after high court intervention