Handala, an Iran-linked hacker group, claims to have infiltrated FBI drones and threatens to target the World Cup tournament.

U Min Zin, a US citizen who leads a Myanmar research organization, was arrested on charges of espionage and endangering China.

Hardline Iranian officials claim former US President Donald Trump's announcement of an impending deal is merely a "smoke and mirrors" tactic to catch Tehran off guard.

A US television channel sparked controversy by twice explaining red cards during Mexico's 2-0 victory over South Africa in Group A of the 2026 World Cup.

As the United States and Iran constantly shift between conflict and negotiation, the Iranian people live in apprehension and worry about the future.

Iranian state television aired images seemingly simulating a nuclear explosion in a city, but later stated this was an editing error.

Iranian media reports Tehran struck an early warning radar station located on Bahrain's highest peak during retaliatory attacks targeting US military facilities in the Gulf.

US authorities launch investigation after the sequence "8647", often used to imply threats against Trump, appears on the lawn at the National Mall.

Holding indium phosphide, a core compound in light-based data transmission technology, China is impacting the semiconductor supply chain for AI.

The US Department of Defense headquarters was locked down as officials investigated an incident involving "hazardous materials" at the building.

Vice president Vance emphasized the US-Iran relationship, but stated prime minister Netanyahu made certain mistakes concerning Iran.

The US military posted a video of a warship firing Tomahawk missiles at Iran after Mr. Trump stated nearly 50 were used in the attack.

Iran announced attacks on US airbases and patriot radar systems in the Middle East, denying reports that its leaders had contacted President Trump.

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