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The president confirmed he spoke with Netanyahu after the strikes, warned Iran that Kharg Island could be taken down "at any moment," and deflected a question about allied coordination with a pointed Pearl Harbor joke.
A village on the Aube River has accidentally become the world's most talked-about local election – and neither candidate thinks there's anything odd about it.
Joe Kent resigns as first senior official to break ranks since the campaign began.
US allies are drawing hard lines against military involvement in the Iran conflict, exposing a deepening rift within the Western alliance.
Devorah Halberstam, who lost her son in the 1994 Brooklyn Bridge shooting, warns that recent attacks on Jewish targets are not isolated events – and that sleeper cells may already be active on US soil.
Large police forces surrounded the Jewish community building near Detroit after an armed individual forced his way onto the premises. Local police said no one was injured apart from the gunman, who was killed in an exchange of fire, and his vehicle caught fire.
New details expose the alleged attackers behind the viral assault at a California restaurant – including a corporate attorneyNew details expose the alleged attackers behind the viral assault at a California restaurant – including a corporate attorney, alleged IRGC support online, and a controversial tie to a sitting congressman., alleged IRGC support online, and a controversial tie to a sitting congressman.
A warning bulletin obtained by ABC indicated that Iran sought to carry out a surprise attack from a vessel off the coast of California. Intelligence officials are also concerned about the growing use of drones by Mexican drug cartels along the border.
The French president arrived in Cyprus and vowed to defend the island from Iranian and proxy attacks; von der Leyen blasted the Iranian regime, saying it "slaughtered 17,000 of its own young people."
A powerful blast struck the facade of the synagogue in Belgium's third-largest city; the mayor condemned the attack as antisemitic.
