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The president announced that he has canceled all meetings with Iranian officials “until the senseless killing of protesters stops.” The National Security Council is convening today at the White House to discuss possible courses of action against Iran.
The uproar began after a court in Chubut province in southern Argentina determined that the devastating blaze stemmed from human intervention and may have been deliberately ignited.
Spanish authorities have detained an elderly passenger who allegedly attempted to transport his deceased wife onto an aircraft.
The mysterious condition first appeared in late 2016 when American diplomats stationed in Havana began reporting symptoms consistent with head trauma – dizziness and severe headaches among them.
The president explained why territorial control matters more than alliance membership, stating ownership provides advantages unavailable through agreements or leases.
German politicians and Iranian exiles argue that the public broadcasters responded only half-heartedly to the protests, compared to the extensive coverage of the war in Gaza.
US media outlets have reported that officials in Washington are weighing whether to strike the Islamic Republic in an effort to support anti-regime protesters, and that President Donald Trump has not yet made a decision. But the current deployment of US forces in the region points to a major constraint for Washington.
Belgian consulate rejected passport renewal for woman living beyond Green Line, citing residence in territory "not recognized by international law." Jewish groups condemn move as discrimination against Belgium's own citizens.
The President said civilians are seizing control of areas and cities in Iran, a scenario that until recently seemed unthinkable. Trump stressed that Washington is closely monitoring developments and issued a direct warning to the regime that firing on protesters would trigger a severe American response, even without ground operations.
Julie Menin, the granddaughter of Holocaust survivors, was elected as the New York City Council Speaker, becoming the first Jewish woman in the city’s history to hold the post. Her election comes just days after the new mayor, Zohran Mamdani, took office and positions her as a potential political and institutional counterweight.
