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Trial Date Set for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Accused 9/11 Mastermind, in June 2028
A US military judge has scheduled Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's trial for June 2028, nearly 27 years after the September 11 attacks, following a recent ruling that key confessions were tainted by torture.
31 sources · over 3 days
CIA Director John Ratcliffe Makes Secret Moscow Trip to Warn Russia on NATO
CIA Director John Ratcliffe's unannounced visit to Moscow has raised concerns about U.S.-Russia tensions, NATO security, and diplomatic efforts to prevent further escalation amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
63 sources · over 4 days
Federal Judge Rejects Trump's Latest Bid to Move Hush Money Case
Donald Trump's repeated attempts to move his New York hush money conviction to federal court have been denied, leaving his 34 felony convictions in place as the 2026 election season approaches.
16 sources · today
Tupac Shakur Murder Trial Nears Verdict After Decades-Old Case Reopened
The 2026 trial of Duane 'Keffe D' Davis for Tupac Shakur's 1996 murder is reaching its conclusion, marking a pivotal moment for justice in one of music's most infamous unsolved killings.
36 sources · over 13 days
Trump Declares National Emergency to Ban Foreign Power Grid Equipment
President Trump has signed an executive order declaring a national emergency, banning certain foreign-made technology from the U.S. power grid due to escalating cybersecurity concerns and risks of foreign interference.
19 sources · over 2 days
Syrian Democratic Forces Disband as Kurdish Units Merge With Syrian Army
The dissolution of the Kurdish-led SDF and their integration into Syria's national military marks a major turning point for Kurdish autonomy and the future of security arrangements in northeastern Syria.
23 sources · over 8 days
UK Prime Minister Burnham Visits Kyiv, Pledges Missile Blueprints to Ukraine
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham's first overseas visit as leader coincided with Ukraine's Independence Day, marking a major commitment to provide missile technology and deepening tensions with Russia.
25 sources · over 11 days
Citizens for Justice and Peace Plans Delhi Protest Over School Infrastructure Failures
The Citizens for Justice and Peace movement is organizing a major protest in Delhi on September 5, demanding government accountability for widespread deficiencies in public school infrastructure across India.
15 sources · over 12 days
Pentagon Fires Stars and Stripes Leadership, Triggering Lawsuit and Press Freedom Debate
The Pentagon's removal of top Stars and Stripes editors over alleged insubordination has sparked lawsuits and renewed concerns about military control of independent journalism amid claims of censorship.
23 sources · over 9 days
Trump Seeks Kim Jong Un Meeting as US Scales Back South Korea Drills
President Trump's push to meet North Korea's Kim Jong Un and the early end to US-South Korea military drills have unsettled regional security and raised questions about nuclear threats and alliances.
68 sources · over 11 days
US Patriot Missile Shortage in Europe Reaches Crisis Amid Iran War
A severe shortage of US Patriot missiles in Europe, driven by the ongoing war with Iran, has sparked NATO security concerns and left American and allied defenses exposed to potential threats.
15 sources · today
US Suspends Immigrant Visa Applications Worldwide Amid Consular Training Push
The Trump administration has paused all immigrant visa applications globally for consular staff retraining, disrupting legal immigration and raising uncertainty for applicants and families around the world.
25 sources · over 3 days