Greenville officer wounded, suspect killed in South Carolina shooting
A Greenville, South Carolina, police officer was wounded early Sunday in a sudden attack while sitting in his patrol car. The incident unfolded in Greenville, a city of about 70,000 located roughly 90 miles northwest of Columbia, the state capital. Authorities reported that the officer was shot mult...
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Navy SEAL convicted for plotting explosive attack at San Diego protest
A federal jury in Albuquerque, New Mexico, has convicted Gregory Vandenberg, a former Navy SEAL, of transporting fireworks across state lines with the intent to use them as explosives against police during the "No Kings" protest in San Diego last year. The conviction came on Monday after a five-day ...
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U.S. conducts retaliatory strikes on IS in Syria after fatal ambush
In a decisive move, the U.S. military has unleashed a new wave of strikes against Islamic State targets in Syria, responding to a deadly ambush last month that claimed the lives of two American soldiers and a civilian interpreter. The operation, executed around 12:30 p.m. ET on Saturday with partner...
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Trump halts talks with Iran, promises support to protesters
President Donald Trump has sent a bold message to Iranian citizens amidst a brutal crackdown on protests, declaring on social media that "help is on its way." On Tuesday, Trump announced he has canceled all planned meetings with Iranian officials until the violent suppression of protesters ceases, w...
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NASA astronaut transfers ISS command to Russian cosmonaut
A sudden medical concern has forced NASA's Crew-11 to cut their mission short at the International Space Station, prompting an early departure. The team, consisting of NASA astronauts Mike Fincke and Zena Cardman, Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency astronaut Kimiya Yui, and Roscosmos cosmonaut Ol...
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Trump and Rubio discuss Iran crisis as death toll climbs
President Donald Trump convened an emergency meeting with Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Monday to address the spiraling crisis in Iran, where protests have turned deadly. Over 500 lives have been lost since the demonstrations erupted on December 28, driven by an economic collapse that saw the Ir...
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Panama hosting U.S. Marines for six-week training program
A contingent of 50 U.S. Marines is set to begin joint training with Panamanian security forces in Panama. Panama’s National Aeronaval Service, known as SENAN, said in a Sunday statement shared with local outlets that the six-week program will run from Jan. 12, 2026, through Feb. 26, 2026. SENAN sa...
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Former Navy SEAL convicted in explosives transport case tied to California protests
A former U.S. Navy SEAL, Gregory Vandenberg, was convicted on Friday by a federal jury for transporting explosives with the intent to harm law enforcement during planned "No Kings Day" protests in California. The 49-year-old from El Paso, Texas, was found guilty of transporting explosives to kill, i...
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Trump says military considering action in Iran over protest crackdown
President Trump delivered a stern message on Sunday, revealing that the U.S. military is weighing "strong options" in response to Iran's harsh crackdown on nationwide protests. Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump noted that Iran appears to be nearing a dangerous threshold, with reports...
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Eyewitness claims U.S. troops used sonic technology in Venezuela raid
A striking report has surfaced about the U.S. military operation to capture Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, alleging the use of advanced sonic technology against opposing forces. On Jan. 3, 2026, U.S. forces reportedly descended on a Caracas military base, as detailed in a viral eyewitness acco...
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