Politics

Iran-backed armed group warns of ‘long war’ if US strikes Tehran

Iraqi militia Kataib Hezbollah has urged its fighters to prepare for a protracted US-Iran war

Hillary Clinton Explains Why Epstein's Accomplice Was at Daughter's Wedding (VIDEO)

The former US secretary of state said she never had any connection or communication with late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein

UK probes Epstein’s use of RAF bases for sex trafficking

UK Defense Secretary John Healey has called a probe into sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s possible use of RAF bases for trafficking women

US and Iran wrap up ‘most serious’ nuclear talks in Geneva

The third round of US-Iran nuclear talks has concluded in Geneva, with mediators reporting “significant progress”

More Americans sympathize with the Palestinians than the Israelis, according to a Gallup poll

In an historic turnaround, more Americans sympathize with the Palestinians than the Israelis, a Gallup survey has found

Cuba accuses US of failing to curb expat militancy

Cuban authorities have blamed the US for giving impunity to militant expats residing on American soil after a deadly boat shootout

Bill Clinton grilled over evidence of Epstein ties

Former US President Bill Clinton is facing questions from members of Congress about his ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein

EU manipulating polls in bid to oust Orban

The AfD’s Alice Weidel claims the EU is skewing polling data to oust Prime Minister Viktor Orban in Hungary’s upcoming election

US Downs Own Border Patrol Drone

The Federal Aviation Administration has halted flights around Fort Hancock, Texas, following the reported downing of a border patrol drone

Nigeria responds after US labels it ‘deadliest country to be Christian’

Nigeria has dismissed US accusations that it is the “deadliest country to be a Christian,” saying its laws guarantee religious freedom

India's ties with Israel 'unfortunate'

Iran doesn’t find it appropriate to deal with a “genocidal regime,” Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has said

Rubio denies US military involvement in deadly gunfight in Cuban waters

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has denied any American government involvement in a deadly gunfight between Cuban border guards and a US-flagged speedboat, describing the incident as “very unusual”