Daniel Siad, a modeling agent linked to Jeffrey Epstein in U.S. documents, was found dead in Colombes. French authorities are pending a post-mortem examination.

President Trump has issued a threat to destroy Iranian infrastructure for every vessel attacked in the Strait of Hormuz. The warning follows significant casualties and rising oil prices during the ongoing conflict.

Tehran has rejected a U.S. ultimatum regarding maritime interference, warning that strikes on its infrastructure will trigger attacks on regional facilities.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced his administration cannot legally arrest Benjamin Netanyahu, shifting his strategy to calling for federal intervention.

Iraq's oil ministry states the war with Iran has cost the country $40 billion as shipping disruptions and rerouted exports hit the nation's energy sector.

Authorities have converted Adolf Hitler's birthplace into a police station to neutralise its toxic legacy and deter neo-Nazi sympathisers from the site.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio cautioned Asian leaders at an ASEAN gathering that Iran’s efforts to regulate the Strait of Hormuz threaten global maritime order.

Daniel Siad was found dead at his home in Colombes while under investigation for human trafficking and sexual assault allegations. His death has drawn criticism from survivors and advocates who argue that delays in the legal process prevented victims from achieving justice.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has reversed his pledge to detain Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after confirming that the city lacks the legal authority to enforce International Criminal Court arrest warrants.

Traditional manufacturing-led economic models are facing scrutiny as global policymakers shift their focus toward service-oriented growth strategies.

The Pentagon is facing legislative resistance after requesting $87 billion in supplemental funding for the conflict. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth warned that failing to approve these funds could impact military readiness, training, and payroll.

Ukrainian drones hit two major Wildberries logistics centers in Russia, resulting in 15 injuries and significant damage to the company's facilities.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth disclosed the $37.5 billion cost estimate amid mounting pressure for supplemental funding and growing election-year scrutiny.

Justice Elizabeth Raper dismissed the defamation case against Rebel Wilson, concluding that the claims did not reach the threshold for serious harm. The court ordered MacInnes to cover Wilson's legal costs.

US military operations against Iran continue with strikes on logistics and drone facilities, triggering air defenses in Tehran and intensifying regional energy trade concerns.

The Pentagon has confirmed that Sgt. Angel S. Rampersad is believed to be deceased following an Iranian attack in Jordan that also killed two other soldiers.

Following an internal legal review, NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the city lacks the legal authority to execute an ICC warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu. The mayor now calls for the federal government to join the ICC and enforce the warrant against the Prime Minister.

As the administration faces a crisis of confidence and low approval ratings, officials warn that compromised voter files could impact the midterm elections.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy dismissed commander-in-chief Oleksandr Syrskyi and appointed General Mykhailo Drapatyi amid nationwide protests.

President Zelenskyy appointed Mykhailo Drapatyi as the new commander-in-chief to oversee military modernization. The leadership change follows public protests regarding the military's command structure.