At least 33 Palestinians were killed and dozens wounded in Israeli airstrikes on a restaurant and market in Gaza City, according to medics and the Hamas-run health ministry. The strikes, which hit the crowded Thailandy restaurant and nearby al-Wahda Street marketplace, occurred amid a broader Israeli offensive that has killed at least 59 people since Tuesday night, including many sheltering in schools. Israel says it … Continue reading Israeli strikes on Gaza restaurant and market kill 33, health ministry says

The USS Harry S. Truman has lost a third F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jet during its current Middle East deployment, this time after a failed landing caused by arresting gear malfunction. Both aviators ejected safely and sustained minor injuries. The incident follows a previous jet loss just over a week ago during towing operations, and another friendly fire downing in December. The carrier also collided with a … Continue reading Another Fighter Jet Tumbles from Truman Carrier Deck into Red Sea

Thick black smoke from the Sistine Chapel chimney signaled that cardinals failed to elect a new pope in their first vote following Pope Francis’s death on April 21. The 133 cardinals, many appointed by Francis, are now locked in daily voting until one candidate receives a two-thirds majority. With no clear frontrunner and a wide range of ideological views, the conclave may take time. The … Continue reading Black smoke as Vatican conclave fails to elect new pope on first ballot

Pakistan’s Defence Minister warned that nuclear war with India could break out “at any time” amid escalating tensions following Indian airstrikes. Pakistan accused India of targeting civilians in what it called an “act of war,” while India claimed it struck terrorist sites linked to a deadly attack in Kashmir. Both nations have exchanged missile fire, with Pakistan vowing a retaliatory response, the U.S. Sun has … Continue reading ‘Nuclear war could break out at any time’ warns Pakistan in response to India’s airstrikes

India and Pakistan are facing their worst military confrontation since 2019 after India launched missile strikes on Pakistani territory, killing 31 people, including women and children. India said the strikes targeted terrorist camps linked to last month’s massacre of 26 Indian tourists in Kashmir, while Pakistan called the attack an act of war and claimed it shot down five Indian jets. Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz … Continue reading India fires missiles on Pakistan. Islamabad calls it an ‘act of war’

A 47-year-old American tourist was severely injured after attempting to climb over a fence near the Colosseum in Rome on Friday. The man fell and was impaled by the sharp metal bars, causing him to scream in pain and lose consciousness. Emergency responders took 20 minutes to detach him and stabilize his injury, which was in his lower back. He was then rushed to a … Continue reading American tourist climbs over fence at Colosseum, impales himself on spike

Former President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. would stop airstrikes on Yemen’s Houthi rebels, claiming they had “capitulated” and agreed to stop attacking Red Sea shipping. Oman confirmed a ceasefire deal ensuring neither side would target the other, aiming to protect international maritime trade. The Houthis have not publicly responded. Since March, the U.S. has struck around 1,000 targets in Yemen, following repeated Houthi … Continue reading Trump says US to stop attacking Houthis in Yemen

Israel launched airstrikes Tuesday on Houthi targets in Yemen, including Sanaa’s international airport, in retaliation for a missile strike near Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport. The attacks killed at least three and injured dozens, and marked Israel’s second strike on Yemen in recent days. Meanwhile, former President Trump announced the U.S. would halt its own strikes after the Houthis agreed to stop targeting Red Sea shipping, … Continue reading Israel’s military says it has fully disabled Yemen’s main airport with strikes

Brazilian authorities foiled a plot to attack Lady Gaga’s record-breaking concert in Rio de Janeiro, where 2.5 million people gathered on Copacabana Beach. Luis da Silva, 44, who had recently been deported from the U.S., allegedly planned to livestream the attack and detonate explosives near the stage while performing a satanic ritual. He was arrested on illegal gun charges but later released on bail. Authorities … Continue reading Lady Gaga Bomb Suspect Was Deported From US Last Month

U.S. Army 1st Lt. Marciano Parisano, a 25-year-old Blackhawk pilot stationed at Soto Cano Air Base in Honduras, was found dead on May 3 along the Chiquito River near Comayagua. Honduran police ruled out robbery and have identified suspects, with an investigation ongoing in coordination with the U.S. Embassy and Army. Parisano, a 2023 West Point graduate, was on leave at the time, CBS News … Continue reading U.S. Blackhawk pilot found dead on riverbank in Honduras

Tensions between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan have sharply escalated after India launched missile strikes on what it called “terrorist camps” in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir, in response to a deadly militant attack in Indian-controlled Kashmir that killed 26 people. Pakistan says the strikes hit civilian areas, killing eight, and retaliated by shooting down five Indian planes and launching its own strikes. Both sides deny targeting … Continue reading Pakistan official says two Indian jets shot down after India missile attack