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Pete Hegseth cites Pulp Fiction as scripture, then compares the press to enemies of Jesus
A week at the Pentagon that included a Tarantino-inspired prayer and a biblical attack on "Trump-hating" reporters.
A week at the Pentagon that included a Tarantino-inspired prayer and a biblical attack on "Trump-hating" reporters.
The president says both sides have agreed to a 10-day pause beginning Thursday at 5 p.m. EST.
In Cameroon on Thursday, the first American pope delivered his sharpest rebuke yet of leaders who wage war in the name of God, as his feud with the White House deepens.
Restored forests, wetlands and peat bogs could slow enemy advances.
A think tank simulation explores all NATO vulnerabilities.
The measure linked to JD Vance would evaluate removal under the 25th Amendment.
The royal trip aims to restore strained UK-US relations amid Iran war tensions.
The tech giant expands its satellite ambitions as the space race with Elon Musk intensifies.
Moscow signals "pragmatic dialogue" with the new leader.
Meloni halts automatic renewal as Rome criticises Lebanon strikes and reassesses alliances.
Oslo and Kyiv deepen military cooperation with joint manufacturing and knowledge sharing.
Merz and Zelensky deepen military ties with plans to supply thousands of drones.
The US president turns on his key ally after criticism over the pope and Iran policy.
The pontiff urges moral limits on power amid escalating tensions with the US president.
Diplomatic efforts in Pakistan may restart in the coming days.
The suspect allegedly carried an anti-AI manifesto and attempted to ignite the company headquarters.
Petro opts for subsidies and "smart" measures as trade tensions continue.
The country will begin a new program in the second half of 2026 to control its rapidly growing invasive hippopotamus population.
The election winner targets "propaganda" as part of sweeping post-Orbán reforms.
Hungarian opposition leader Peter Magyar has pledged sweeping democratic reforms and closer ties with the European Union.
Countries including the UK and France have refused to take part in Trump's blockade of Iranian ports.
Escalating rhetoric raises fears of further conflict in the key global shipping route.
Oil prices surge and ceasefire falters as tensions escalate in the Gulf.
The Italian premier breaks with her US ally as backlash grows across the political spectrum.
The pontiff rejects political confrontation and calls for peace and dialogue.
The controversial post deepens tensions with the Vatican and unsettles parts of his religious base.
It seems like all the staff will now be able to talk to the boss.
The president calls the pontiff "terrible" amid tensions over war and immigration policies.
The Spanish prime minister calls for stronger Chinese role as US influence wanes globally.
The crew of Artemis II returned to a hero's welcome in Houston.
The partnership targets rare earth supply chains to reduce dependence on China.
The US accelerates air defence output as global demand rises amid multiple conflicts.
Moscow aims to boost space capabilities with the first new launch vehicle in over a decade.
FAA and Pentagon sign a deal after safety concerns and prior incidents.
Roman Gofman will replace David Barnea as Mossad chief in June.
Ministers consider a fast-track alignment with Brussels to boost trade and economic stability.
John Brennan says the president's Iran rhetoric shows he is "unfit" for office.
The president orders action in the Strait of Hormuz after failed talks with Tehran.
Péter Magyar's Tisza party secures a decisive victory.
The first crewed Moon flyby in over 50 years comes to an end TODAY.
Engineer Bill Ridmann, who's been at Xbox since 2005, recently posted on X asking fans directly.
Officials warn the new system could expose critical vulnerabilities across the financial infrastructure.
Rising prices and disrupted supplies push hundreds of thousands towards food insecurity.
Poll shows the Tisza party ahead, but a high number of undecided voters keeps the race open.
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The Institution explores a expanded crisis funding as global economic fallout deepens.
The president warns against charges as the fragile ceasefire fails to restore normal shipping.
The decision further intensifies tensions between the two countries.
This challenges the idea that only humans turn on their own.
The UK prime minister calls for stronger economy and defence in a "more dangerous" world.