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Sovereignty Must Prevail Over Border Chaos in Ceuta

Massive breaches of the Ceuta enclave have forced a military intervention to restore control.

Anthony Fauci at Wednesday's hearing
PoliticsYesterday

Fauci stonewalls Senate, invokes Fifth Amendment over 100 times

Former health official Anthony Fauci repeatedly invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination during a tense Senate hearing regarding his conduct and the origins of COVID-19.

Smoke rises in the distance over a view of a desert-like plane against a cloudy grey sky with buildings in the foreground, in a grab from video showing a strike on Qeshm on 30 July
Foreign Policy21h ago

U.S. Military Delivers Decisive Blow to Iranian Terror Infrastructure

The United States military successfully neutralized dozens of Iranian military command centers, missile facilities, and drone sites in a powerful retaliatory strike after Iran attempted to target American personnel in Jordan.

US President Donald Trump sitting in the White House wearing a blue suit jacket, white shirt and red tie.
TechYesterday

Trump Signals Crackdown on AI After OpenAI Security Failures

President Trump is weighing new controls on artificial intelligence to combat cybersecurity threats and prevent China from stealing American technological breakthroughs.

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Tuesday, June 16

File photo of a US B-52 Stratofortress bomber seen in the skies above the UK in March
Foreign PolicyJune 16, 2026

Eight Americans killed in B-52 crash at Edwards Air Force Base

Eight individuals, including military personnel and defense contractors, were killed when a B-52 Stratofortress crashed shortly after takeoff at Edwards Air Force Base.

Monday, June 15

Obama and Trump in a composite image
Foreign PolicyJune 15, 2026

Trump’s Peace Through Strength Strategy Decimates Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions

The Trump administration has achieved what Obama could not by prioritizing American strength and successfully neutralizing Iran's nuclear program.

Gavin Newsom, governor of California, speaks on a panel for a Demcoratic think tank. Newsom is a man in his late 50s with greying hair, and wears a navy suit and tie.
PoliticsJune 15, 2026

Newsom Cries Political Persecution as Federal Probes Target His Inner Circle

Governor Gavin Newsom is attempting to frame long-standing federal investigations into his associates and family as a political vendetta, despite reports that the probes originated from California whistleblowers.

An unidentified woman wearing an abaya and hijab walks through a camp in Chad. Her face is not visible.
ImmigrationJune 15, 2026

Humanitarian Betrayal: Doctors Without Borders Staff Caught in Sex-for-Food Scandal

Doctors Without Borders has admitted that staff members sexually abused dozens of Sudanese refugees in Chad, trading food and employment for sexual favors.

Iranians walk past a billboard of the late Iranian supreme leaders, 15 June
Foreign PolicyJune 15, 2026

The Iran Ceasefire: A Strategic Reset or a Missed Opportunity?

A new memorandum of understanding has brought a temporary end to the conflict between the U.S.-Israel coalition and Iran, reopening the critical Strait of Hormuz while leaving core nuclear and regional security issues unresolved.

Jeremy Bowen in Beirut
Foreign PolicyJune 15, 2026

US-Iran Deal Leaves Israel's Security in Limbo

A new agreement between the United States and Iran aims to halt military operations in Lebanon, yet Israel remains committed to keeping its forces in the region indefinitely to protect its borders.

Ukrainian firefighters work at the roof of the damaged Dormition Cathedral
Foreign PolicyJune 15, 2026

Russian Missile Barrage Targets Kyiv as Conflict Intensifies

Russian forces launched a massive wave of missile and drone strikes across Ukraine, resulting in 11 deaths and significant damage to a historic cathedral, while Ukrainian strikes on Russian soil claimed three lives.

A close up of a hand holding a green petrol pump to a motorbike fuel tank on a sunny day.
Foreign PolicyJune 15, 2026

Markets Rally as US-Iran Framework Deal Promises to Reopen Strait of Hormuz

Global markets surged following a framework agreement between the U.S. and Iran to reopen the critical Strait of Hormuz, though experts warn that full operational recovery will take time.

SWAT officers surrounding congregants seated on red chairs in a ballroom
Foreign PolicyJune 15, 2026

Communist China Raids Underground Church, Detains Christian Leaders

Chinese authorities launched a heavy-handed raid on the Early Rain Covenant Church, detaining leaders and interrogating dozens of congregants in a continued effort to crush independent worship.

The Strait of Hormuz is shown from a  dsitance w several tankers and freight boats. There are mountains in the foreground and in the distance.
Foreign PolicyJune 15, 2026

Trump Secures Deal to Reopen Strait of Hormuz and Lower Energy Costs

President Trump has announced a memorandum of understanding to end hostilities with Iran, aiming to stabilize energy markets and provide relief to American consumers facing high prices.

A man inspects the damage in the aftermath of Israeli strikes in Nabatieh, Lebanon, June 15
Foreign PolicyJune 15, 2026

Trump Secures Deal with Iran to Stabilize Region and Reopen Vital Trade Routes

President Trump has brokered a new agreement with Iran to halt military hostilities and reopen critical shipping lanes, marking a significant shift in regional stability.

Sunday, June 14

Signs stand in front of a building, on the day of the vote on a plan backed by the right-wing Swiss People's Party (SVP)
PoliticsJune 14, 2026

Swiss Voters Reject Population Cap, Prioritizing EU Ties Over Immigration Control

Swiss voters have rejected a referendum to cap the national population at 10 million, choosing to preserve the country's free movement agreement with the European Union over stricter immigration controls.