Iran shuts down Strait of Hormuz navigation as 150 ships sit stranded and oil prices spike
Iran has shut down navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, stranding no less than 150 ships, including oil and liquefied natural gas tankers, in the strait and surrounding waters. The closure, which the Iranian Revolutionary Guard declared would remain in effect through the weekend, has sent energy mark...
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Graham declares Cuba is 'next' as U.S. strikes topple Iranian regime
Sen. Lindsey Graham took a victory lap on Fox News Sunday night and then pointed the map south. Fresh off the devastation of Iran's military apparatus in Operation Epic Fury, the South Carolina Republican told viewers that the communist government in Havana is living on borrowed time. "Cuba's next. ...
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Strait of Hormuz descends into chaos as attacks, GPS jamming hit over 1,000 ships following US-Israeli strikes on Iran
The Strait of Hormuz erupted into the most dangerous stretch of water on the planet Sunday after multiple attacks on commercial vessels, a surge in electronic warfare activity, and renewed threats from the Houthis converged in a single volatile weekend. The escalation followed U.S.-Israeli strikes o...
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Colorado quarterback Dominiq Ponder dead at 23 after single-car crash on Baseline Road
University of Colorado quarterback Dominiq Ponder was killed in a single-car crash early Sunday morning. He was 23 years old. Colorado State Patrol announced in a press release that Ponder was driving a 2023 Tesla Model 3 westbound on Baseline Road when he lost control of the vehicle around 3 a.m. T...
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Trump acknowledges more U.S. casualties likely as Operation Epic Fury enters second day
Three American service members are dead. Five more are injured. Several others took shrapnel and concussions. And the President of the United States says the cost will probably climb before Operation Epic Fury is finished. President Trump spoke Sunday afternoon about the joint U.S. and Israeli opera...
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FBI investigating deadly Austin shooting that killed three as a potential act of terrorism
A 53-year-old man opened fire on a crowded bar patio in downtown Austin early Sunday morning, killing three people and wounding 14 others before police shot and killed him. The FBI now says the attack was "potentially an act of terrorism." The suspect, identified as Ndiaga Diagne, drove a large SUV ...
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Secret Service Ramps Up Security Across Washington After U.S. Strikes on Iran
The U.S. Secret Service has enhanced security for its high-profile protectees in Washington, D.C., and elsewhere following President Donald Trump's order for a coordinated U.S.-Israeli strike on Iran. The agency said it is actively monitoring the ongoing operation and cooperating with federal and lo...
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Sweden Jams Russian Drone Targeting French Aircraft Carrier Docked in Malmö
Swedish armed forces watched a drone lift off from a nearby Russian ship and fly straight toward the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle while it sat docked in the port of Malmö. Swedish operatives responded with a jamming operation that caused the drone to disappear from the scene. It is unc...
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Retired General Says Iran's Navy is Finished After U.S. and Israeli Strikes
Iran's naval forces are approaching total collapse, and planned military strikes by the U.S. and Israel will finish the job. That was the blunt assessment delivered Saturday by retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt, who told Newsmax that the Iranian navy's days are numbered in hours, not weeks. H...
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Iran Claims Attack on USS Abraham Lincoln as Three US Servicemen Killed in Expanding Middle East Conflict
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed Sunday to have struck the USS Abraham Lincoln with four ballistic missiles in retaliation for the killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The Pentagon denied the carrier was hit, saying the missiles "did not even come close." What the Pentag...
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