Viral phone footage showing bright, multicolored lights over Tehran has rattled regional stability and exposed once again the iron curtain of secrecy around the Islamic Republic. Millions of viewers have seen the clips, and open‑source investigators pushed the material into mainstream attention while Iran offered nothing but radio silence. In a world where transparency matters More

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has turned a simmering feud with New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani into a full‑blown public showdown. In a blunt video posted on X, the prime minister promised to “tell the truth” about the mayor when he speaks at the United Nations General Assembly this week. That promise is the More

President Donald Trump pushed back hard this week after a government inspector general report said U.S. munitions stockpiles were strained by the war with Iran. He called those warning about shortages “cowards and traitors” and insisted the United States has plenty of ammunition and is ramping up production. This public clash between the White House More

President Donald Trump signed a trilateral security agreement with Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen of Denmark and Prime Minister Jens‑Frederik Nielsen of Greenland at the United Nations this week. The deal expands U.S. military rights in Greenland, bars non‑NATO bases on the island, and sets the stage for a bigger American presence in the Arctic. It More

The 60 Minutes interview with Patrick Clancy changed the conversation about the tragic deaths of three children and the mistrial of Lindsay Clancy. For weeks the case lived in court filings and local headlines. Now it has gone national, and that matters for justice, jury selection, and the story Americans will remember. Why the 60 More