Iran's IRGC Says It Seized US Unmanned Submersible Near Hormuz
Iran's IRGC claims it captured a US unmanned submersible in the Strait of Hormuz; US says it malfunctioned.
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Iran's IRGC claims it captured a US unmanned submersible in the Strait of Hormuz; US says it malfunctioned.
President Trump gave holiday cash gifts to four White House aides, per financial disclosures; amounts ranged from $20,000 to $45,000.
Australia rejects US 'extortion' charge over its social media algorithm bill, insisting ties remain strong ahead of a planned Albanese-Trump meeting.
Iceland summoned the US ambassador after Trump posted a map depicting North America, including Iceland, as US territory. Denmark and Mexico also reacted.
A Kyiv couple got married on Tuesday after a Russian missile and drone attack damaged their residential building, choosing to proceed with their ceremony.
Officials say Grand Canyon water will be restored in weeks, not months, after flash flood; conservation urged.
Mexico's 2027 budget draft forecasts GDP growth of 1.5-2.5% and a narrower public deficit of 3.9%.
The driveway of Nicolas Cage's Malibu home collapsed, causing a gas leak and leading to precautionary service shutoffs in the area.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Washington will use financial power as a foreign policy tool, citing Argentina and Japan interventions.
Oil prices rose over $1 on Wednesday after Iran launched missile attacks on US military targets in Jordan and the Gulf, escalating the conflict.
The US will ban imports of Canadian dairy, alcohol, and motorcycles from September 29, escalating a trade dispute after Canada imposed counter-tariffs on US goods.
Israeli PM Netanyahu will make a 24-hour trip to address the UN General Assembly, following New York Mayor Mamdani's call for his arrest over the Gaza war.
Rubio meets Colombia's president, pledges security cooperation and signs mining agreements on first leg of South America tour.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Colombia's new president to discuss security, drug trafficking, and tariff relief.
A mistrial was declared in the Lindsay Clancy murder case after a holdout juror admitted reasonable doubt but refused to acquit, the jury foreperson said.
UN Security Council welcomes a Libyan agreement on electoral reforms and urges progress on ceasefire, institutional unification, and fair elections.
Jeriah Mast, 45, pleaded guilty to federal charges of sexually abusing two boys in Haiti, with a recommended sentence of 25-33 years.
Thousands of mail-in ballots in Washington and Oregon were rejected for late postmarks following USPS consolidation, raising concerns ahead of the midterms.
Eiffel Tower staff protested after women were asked to step aside during a BAPS delegation visit, prompting an apology and a city investigation.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warns Iran that any attempt to strike US Navy ships will result in further loss of Iranian oil tankers.