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Trump Calls Strait of Hormuz ‘Strait of Trump’ Intentionally
President Trump referred to the Strait of Hormuz as the ‘Strait of Trump,’ claiming it was deliberate. The remark adds tension to U.S.-Iran relations.
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G7 Allies Press Rubio on Russia-Iran Ties Amid Mideast War
European ministers urged U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio to address Russian support for Iran’s targeting of U.S. forces during a G7 meeting.
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FBI Director Patel’s Personal Email Breached by Iran-Linked Group
FBI Director Kash Patel’s personal email was compromised by the Handala HackTeam, leading to the public release of private photos and documents on March 27, 2026.
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Russia Launches 426 Missiles, Drones at Ukraine; Air Defenses Intercept 92%
Russia unleashed a massive overnight assault, firing 426 missiles and drones at Ukraine. Air defenses successfully intercepted 92% of the projectiles, but 33 found their targets.
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Valero Refinery Fire in Port Arthur Prompts Shelter-in-Place Order
An explosion at Valero’s Port Arthur refinery on Monday evening triggered a shelter-in-place order for nearby residents and sent thick black smoke billowing into the sky.
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Trump Pauses Iran Strikes Amid Budget Impasse with Congress
President Donald Trump has announced a five-day suspension of planned strikes on Iranian energy sites, as domestic tensions over DHS funding and Congressional cooperation reach a critical juncture.
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Iran Highlights Security Threats to Gulf Desalination Plants
Iran warns that Gulf desalination plants, crucial for Kuwait and Oman, could be targeted in conflicts, risking catastrophic water shortages in the region.
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China’s Energy Independence: A Myth Debunked
A Chinese political expert challenges the notion of China’s heavy reliance on foreign energy, highlighting domestic diversification and stable supply routes.
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Robert Mueller, Former FBI Director, Dies. Trump is “Glad”
Robert Mueller, the former FBI Director who led the investigation into President Trump and 2016 Russian election interference, has died.
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Ex-Counterterror Chief: US Armed Al-Qaeda, ISIS for Israel’s Interests
A former US counterterrorism official claims the U.S. armed groups like Al-Qaeda and ISIS in Syria to counter Iran’s influence and protect Israel’s geopolitical interests.
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Nato Completes Iraq Withdrawal Amid Escalating Regional War
Hundreds of Nato troops have been withdrawn from Iraq and relocated to Italy due to escalating regional conflict and attacks by pro-Iranian fighters.
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Tulsi Gabbard: Iran’s Mojtaba Khamenei Severely Injured
U.S. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard stated that Mojtaba Khamenei, the presumed successor to Iran’s Supreme Leader, was severely injured in an Israeli strike, making Iranian decision-making processes unclear.
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US Treasury Considers Sanction Relief for Iranian Oil in Transit
To combat soaring energy prices linked to Middle East conflicts, the US Treasury is considering easing sanctions on Iranian oil shipments currently en route.
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US F-35 Damaged by Iranian Fire in Rare Combat Incident
A US F-35 stealth fighter sustained damage from suspected Iranian fire during a combat mission, marking the first such incident of the current conflict.
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Chinese Startup MizarVision Neutralizes Pentagon Surveillance
A Chinese AI startup, MizarVision, is publishing high-resolution satellite images of US military assets, effectively neutralizing billions spent on Pentagon spy technology and revealing troop movements.