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Russia Warns Diplomats to Flee Kyiv Ahead of Threatened Mass Strike
Moscow issues an extraordinary evacuation warning to foreign missions in the Ukrainian capital, citing the 'inevitability' of a retaliatory strike tied to May 9 Victory Day tensions.
US Sends Third Carrier Strike Group, Up to 10,000 More Troops Toward Iran
The USS Theodore Roosevelt and a Marine expeditionary unit are en route as Washington keeps its military options open eight months into the war.
Iran Offers to Reopen Strait of Hormuz in Seven Days — For a Price
Tehran's foreign minister floated a compressed deal at the UN General Assembly, demanding the US lift its naval blockade, waive oil sanctions, and observe a ceasefire. Washington has not said yes.
Netanyahu Defies UN Hall as Delegates Walk Out, Protests Erupt in New York
The Israeli prime minister called Gaza genocide allegations 'the biggest lie of the century' while scores of delegates left the chamber and hundreds were arrested outside.
Multigenerational Households Surge Across America as Housing Costs Bite
Nearly 4 million owner-occupied homes now house three or more generations, with economists pointing to rent inflation, childcare burdens, and aging demographics as the primary engines.
Iran Vows to Fight 'Doomsday War' as Trump Rejects Tehran's Peace Terms
Foreign Minister Araghchi issues stark warning after Trump threatens to drive Iran 'into hell' at the UN General Assembly.
Putin Expands Russian Military to 1.55 Million Active Troops
A new presidential decree adds 15,500 authorized positions as Russia's war in Ukraine grinds past 1,600 days with mounting casualties on both sides.
Fort Carlton Hosts 150th Anniversary Commemoration of Treaty 6
More than 5,000 people descended into the North Saskatchewan River Valley to mark a century and a half since the colonial agreement was first signed.
Russia Locks Down Kapustin Yar Airspace Through October 3
A formal NOTAM covering the Astrakhan missile range raises the specter of an Oreshnik launch — but confirmation remains elusive.