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Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir discussed operational options with American counterparts as uncertainty remains over US military action.

Foreign ministers of all 27 European Union member states have unanimously agreed to designate Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization, a move expected to escalate tensions with Tehran and lead to sweeping sanctions.

The White House hosted Israeli Military Intelligence chief Maj. Gen. Shlomi Binder for intelligence briefings ahead of a possible strike on Iran, as a Saudi delegation also arrived in Washington seeking to ease tensions.

France's policy shift on Iran's Revolutionary Guard comes as EU prepares new sanctions over protest crackdown.

First Lady Melania Trump's documentary "Melania" sells just one or two tickets per screening worldwide, turning Amazon's $75M investment into a historic flop.

Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar was sprayed with unknown liquid by an attacker at her Minneapolis town hall Tuesday. Security detained the assailant. Omar continued the event.

The Italian foreign minister announced that he will raise a proposal at the EU Foreign Affairs Council to impose personal sanctions on those responsible for the violent crackdown in Iran.

Beijing announced that it had opened an investigation into Gen. Zhang Youxia, China’s most senior military officer and a deputy to President Xi Jinping on the body overseeing the armed forces. The Wall Street Journal reported that a special briefing for senior officers laid out the suspicions against him: leaking nuclear secrets to the US and accepting bribes in exchange for promoting the former defense minister. The affair could lead to a sweeping purge within the Chinese military.

Audio recordings expose Texas senator's scathing remarks about president's economic agenda and vice president's foreign policy influence, claiming "Tucker created JD. JD is Tucker's protégé, and they are one and the same."

The Office of Foreign Assets Control imposed new sanctions linked to the Islamic Republic of Iran, adding eight Iranian shipping and oil companies to the SDN list. According to the US administration, the vessels were involved in activities aimed at evading sanctions.