Trump Voters Back Candidates Breaking With Him in Midterms
A POLITICO poll finds 26% of Trump’s 2024 voters favor Republican candidates breaking with him to win in November, exposing a divide over campaign strategy.
Merz Faces Internal Challenge at CDU Youth Meeting
A CDU youth delegate accused German Chancellor Friedrich Merz of betraying younger generations over pensions and government debt, urging him to seek his own dismissal.
Iran-Backed Houthis Surround Taiz As Yemen War Escalates
Fighting has engulfed the main roads into Yemen’s third-largest city, trapping residents and disrupting supplies as Houthi advances threaten a potential route toward the government’s seat in Aden.
Israeli Settlers Attack European Diplomats in West Bank
Masked settlers threatened French, Belgian, and Polish officials and injured a visiting French mayor near Taybeh, a day after Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine suffered serious injuries in another West Bank attack.
Zelensky Calls Starlink Limits a ‘Planned Operation’
Zelensky says Ukrainian tests found Starlink worked above 180 km/h in the EU but disconnected at lower speeds inside Ukraine, disrupting drone missions and air defenses.
Israeli Settlers Attack European Diplomats
Masked Israeli "settlers" assaulted a 78-year-old French mayor and damaged a Belgian diplomatic vehicle during a European delegation's visit to the occupied West Bank, amid escalating attacks on Palestinians and journalists during the olive harvest.
Canada PM Warns Ahead Of Alberta Separation Vote
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney has warned of serious consequences ahead of Alberta's October 19 referendum on separation, citing external economic threats and national unity concerns.
Egypt's Sisi Offers Military Support to Saudi Arabia
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi pledged to take necessary measures to defend Saudi Arabia if Riyadh requests assistance and vowed to leave office when his term ends in 2030.
Trump Blocks Major Russia Sanctions
Trump has waived nearly all sanctions under the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia Act, invoking U.S. national interests just two days before an implementation deadline.
Life is an endless battle in Gaza
How do you make plans for the future when every day is uncertain?
3-year-old girl watches mom burn alive in Gaza
Israeli settlers, soldiers attack Palestinian olive harvesters in West Bank.
Türkiye to Raise Arms Spending by 229%
Türkiye plans to increase spending on weapons, ammunition and military systems by 229% in 2027, with about $45 billion earmarked for defense and another $26 billion for internal security.
School Counseling Grounded In The Qur’an And Sunnah: A Framework Of 10 Prophetic Traits
The profession of School Counseling, in today’s schools, uses licensed educators who design and deliver comprehensive programs aimed at supporting students in three specific domains: academic achievement, career readiness, and social-emotional development. They serve as advocates, problem-solvers, and trusted adults who help students overcome barriers to success and reach their full potential. However, School Counseling, […]
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Ukraine Runs Out of Patriots Amid Trump-Zelensky Clash
A source told CNN that depleted interceptor stocks left most ballistic missiles in a recent Russian attack unchallenged, as Washington pressures Kyiv to stop striking Russian energy facilities.
Order to Slow Ukraine’s Starshield Came from White House
Officials say restrictions on Ukraine’s military satellite service originated inside the White House, disrupting drone missions as Washington pressed Kyiv to halt attacks on Russian refineries.
Iran Turns Precision Strikes Into Economic Leverage
Iranian strikes have disabled essential equipment across Gulf energy and industrial networks, prolonging outages and strengthening Tehran’s leverage despite U.S. military superiority.
Microsoft Chief Challenges White House Green Card Ban
Brad Smith says restrictions on green cards for skilled workers could drive leading engineers abroad, while rejecting JD Vance’s accusation that Microsoft uses H-1B visas to recruit foreign workers at lower pay.
Saudi Defenses Struggle Against Cheap Houthi Drones
Despite decades of investment in advanced weapons, Saudi Arabia is struggling in its response to cheap Houthi drones and cruise missiles.
Russia Builds New Major Jet Drone Base in Six Weeks
Satellite imagery shows eight launch platforms at a nearly completed facility in Russia’s Rostov region, expanding its capacity to deploy fast jet drones that Ukraine has struggled to intercept.
UK Sends More Storm Shadows to Ukraine Ahead of Winter
The undisclosed missile resupply aims to help Kyiv disrupt Russian attacks on civilian infrastructure before winter, as London resists pressure for Ukraine to suspend strikes.