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Isobella Perrie Sullivan was arrested last Wednesday while traveling north after an intelligence-led operation uncovered an explosive device in her car. Her attorney says she was asked to deliver a bag, did not know what it contained and was “manipulated.” The case comes amid a wave of attacks in recent months by an Irish dissident group that rejects the 1998 peace agreement.
The US midterm elections are rapidly approaching. Democrats need to gain three seats to take control of the House, and in some cities Israel has become a defining fault line. In the Senate, however, they face a far more difficult challenge.
The US president told The Wall Street Journal that the United States has “far more ammunition than we need.” Trump also posted a series of AI-generated images on Truth Social suggesting that he intended to seize Kharg Island.
The typhoon made landfall in Guangdong province, bringing strong winds and heavy rain. Authorities issued the highest flash-flood alert in several provinces.
Armed military personnel arrived at police headquarters after the raid on the home of Indonesia’s deputy attorney general for special crimes, triggering unprecedented tensions between the security forces. President Prabowo Subianto intervened, and officials agreed that the prosecutor would be investigated by his own agency.
The New York Times reported that the US president held a national security meeting to consider the next steps in the campaign against Iran, with a decision potentially imminent. US intelligence assessments reportedly indicate that Mojtaba Khamenei is far more interested than his father was in advancing the development of nuclear weapons.
Karim Khan, chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, was removed from office following findings of misconduct. Khan sought the 2024 arrest warrants against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and then-Defense Minister Yoav Gallant over alleged war crimes in Gaza.
The deal, approved with Saudi Arabia on Wednesday concerning the kingdom’s civilian nuclear program, is expected to remain in effect for 30 years and involve US companies in developing the program.
The top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, Jamie Raskin, demanded that the federal government turn over all records concerning the convicted sex offender’s contacts with foreign governments. Democrats do not control Congress and therefore cannot compel an investigation. However, if they win the midterm elections, they would gain the authority to subpoena documents and witnesses.
Days after saying his administration was examining how to enforce the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrant, the New York City mayor released a video acknowledging that the city has no legal authority to make the arrest, saying responsibility lies with the federal government.
