UN Secretary-General Says Any Employees Associated With Terrorism Will Be Punished
Following Israel's charges, Britain, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Finland suspended financing aid agency, joining the United States, Australia, and Canada
US Attacks Yemeni Houthi-Link Targets Following British Oil Tanker Attack
US and British military have conducted a joint operation to reduce the Houthis' capacity to target vessels transiting the critical Red Sea trade route
Donald Trump Ordered to Pay $83.3 Million to Writer E. Jean Carroll for Defamation
The civil order, which stunned the federal court with an audible gasp, surpassed Carroll's defamation damages claim of over $10 million.
US Postpones Moon Landing Mission Astronauts Until 2026
The first mission, an uncrewed test flight to the Moon and back called Artemis 1, took place in 2022
United States: No Plans To Withdrawal From Iraq
Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani's office announced plans to evacuate US forces in response to a US drone strike in Baghdad
China Sanctions 5 US Arms Manufacturers Over Taiwan Arms Sales
The restrictions are imposed before Taiwan's presidential and legislature elections on January 13, which China has framed as a choice between war and peace
Japan To Accept Only United States Earthquake Aid
There have been offers of assistance and condolences from governments across the world
United States: Russia Attacked Ukraine With North Korean Missiles
The White House's remarks came as North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called for an increase in missile launcher production
United States Criticises South Africa For Taking Israel’s Case To World Court
US-South African relations have already been strained due to Pretoria's refusal to join Western sanctions on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine
United States: Washington And Israel Are Not Responsible For Iran Blasts
Iran blames Israel and the United States for twin bomb blast that killed at least 95 people
