Author: Loisa Lane

A recent examination reveals threats against U.S. judges during the Trump administration. Additionally, concerns about the decline of U.S. shipbuilding have surfaced, highlighting potential implications for national and economic security. Meanwhile, research on dogs may offer insights into healthy ageing for both pets and humans.

Aid worker Elsa Softic on Lebanon’s worsening humanitarian crisis discusses how Première Urgence Internationale aids those displaced by war.

A shooting rampage in central Israel left one dead and five wounded; the attacker was subsequently killed by police.

France opens torture, ‘war crime’ probe over Israel’s treatment of Gaza flotilla activists following a government request for prosecution investigation.

Several soldiers killed in Israeli strike on Lebanon amid recent truce discussions, according to Beirut’s military.

A federal lawsuit filed on Saturday aims to halt the Ultimate Fighting Championship event on the White House South Lawn, scheduled for President Trump’s birthday. The suit alleges violations of federal law, questioning the event’s approval and its financial benefits to the president and UFC.

Rye Barcott, founder of With Honor, highlighted his new book, “Courage Can Save Us,” profiling ten veterans elected to public office. He discussed the importance of integrity and cooperation across party lines, emphasising that moral courage is crucial in addressing current political challenges.

Results from California’s closely watched gubernatorial and Los Angeles mayoral primaries remain unresolved. Spencer Pratt’s lead over Nithya Raman has narrowed to 1% in the mayoral race, while former HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra is projected to advance to the gubernatorial election against Republican Steve Hilton.

The US Treasury will utilise Iranian assets to assist Gulf allies in recovery efforts from damages incurred during the Iran war, according to sources. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has directed evaluations of the costs for repairs and potential asset access for financing, though specifics on the assets remain unclear.

Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner is embroiled in controversy ahead of Maine’s primary, facing accusations of abusive behaviour from former girlfriend Lyndsey Fifield. He denies the claims and describes them as politically motivated. Platner’s past, including a Nazi symbol tattoo and subsequent explicit texts, continues to draw scrutiny.