14 Nov
US: Flight paralysis due to communication failure
The FAA grounded all flights across the US due to a widespread communication failure, leading to massive cancellations and delays.
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12 Nov
Shooting in Washington: One killed in incident near the White House
A gunman opened fire at a D.C. fitness center; police reported one dead and several injured, stating the incident ended with the suspect's death.
12 Nov
Washington: At least one dead, five injured in shooting incident
A shooting occurred in the Logan Circle neighborhood of the U.S. capital; police have launched a manhunt for the shooter who fled the scene.
12 Nov
Washington: At least four injured in shooting near the White House
Reports of a shooting incident in northwest Washington, D.C., located approximately one mile from the White House.
11 Nov
Amid Iranian threats: US Treasury Secretary relocated to military base
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has been moved to a secure military facility with his family due to death threats from Iran.
11 Nov
Amid Iranian Threats, Treasury Secretary Bessent Relocates to Military Base
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and his family have been moved to a secure military installation due to advanced Iranian threats.
11 Nov
White House and Republicans block effort to impeach Defense Secretary Hegseth
U.S. House Republicans have quashed an opposition-led attempt to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
10 Nov
Hegseth on impeachment effort: 'A political spectacle'
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth dismissed impeachment efforts against him, labeling them a political spectacle driven by ego.
10 Nov
Hegseth responds to impeachment push: 'It is a political farce'
The U.S. Secretary of Defense rejects allegations against him and defends his handling of Iran, ahead of a scheduled vote in the House.
10 Nov
Armed man arrested attempting to enter Washington synagogue
Security personnel at a Washington D.C. synagogue detained an armed man at the entrance; police are not currently investigating the incident as a hate crime.
9 Nov
Impeachment proceedings against US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth
Republican Congressman Thomas Massie has filed a formal request for the impeachment of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
9 Nov
Trump raises new fraud claims regarding US midterm results
US President Donald Trump is casting doubt on the midterm election results, despite having previously stated that he would accept them.
9 Nov
Security incident near the White House: Suspects detained following clashes
The White House was briefly locked down following an incident involving a vehicle collision and physical altercations with security personnel near the presidential residence.
9 Nov
Trump on midterms: 'There is great disdain for Israel'
President Trump claimed that anti-Israel sentiment impacted midterm election results, while reiterating that he does not intend to escalate tensions with Iran.
8 Nov
US tensions: Trump orders probe into Democrats
President Trump has ordered the DOJ to investigate Democratic lawmakers, following their vows to launch probes and impeachment proceedings against administration officials.
8 Nov
US: Calls for Hegseth's impeachment following GOP midterm losses
Following significant Republican midterm losses, growing bipartisan pressure in Congress is targeting Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth for impeachment.
8 Nov
Hasidic man assaulted in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
A man in Hasidic attire was assaulted while walking to prayer in the Williamsburg neighborhood of New York; the assailant has been arrested.
7 Nov
US expels Lebanese diplomat who praised 1983 bombing
The US administration declared a Lebanese diplomat persona non grata following a post praising a 1983 bombing in Beirut.
7 Nov
Armed man arrested near White House; threatened Trump
A 26-year-old suspect was arrested with firearms; reports indicate he claimed to hear voices commanding him to assassinate President Donald Trump.
6 Nov
FBI arrests Thomas Markle, father of Duchess Meghan
Meghan Markle's father was arrested in Florida on suspicion of possessing child sexual abuse material.
6 Nov
US: Vice President Vance criticizes management of war in Iran
Following the Republican loss in the midterm elections, Vice President JD Vance has signaled the war in Iran as a key factor in the decline of public support.
5 Nov
US: Democrats celebrate midterm election victory
Democratic Congressman Gottheimer called the results a victory for the "team of common sense," while sharp criticism of the electoral failure is heard within the Republican Party.
5 Nov
Republican Party Turmoil: Potential Ouster of Defense Secretary
Following midterm election losses, political pressure mounts within the Republican Party, with reports of calls to impeach Defense Secretary Hegseth and challenges to Vice President Vance's standing.
5 Nov
Washington Tension: Vance Criticizes Iran War Management
Vice President Vance blames the Iran war for the midterm election defeat, while former administration officials criticize his stance.
4 Nov
Trump on Vance's Remarks: The War in Iran Was Justified
U.S. President Donald Trump responded to Vice President J.D. Vance's claims that the war with Iran determined the midterm election results.
4 Nov
Vance: Iran War Contributed to GOP Midterm Loss
US Vice President J.D. Vance claimed that the war with Iran and tensions with Israel were key factors in his party's midterm election defeat.
4 Nov
US Democratic Victory: Shifts Expected in Congressional Defense Committees
The Democrats' new majority in Congress is set to reshape defense committees, while President Trump has signaled a willingness to work with the opposition.
4 Nov
Democrats on track for DC majority; Trump blames GOP candidates
The Democratic Party appears to be the primary victor in the U.S. midterm elections, as President Trump attributes Republican losses to the party's candidates.
4 Nov
US: Democrats secure majority in both houses of Congress
Preliminary results from the US elections point to a significant Democratic victory in the House and Senate, dealing a political blow to President Trump.
4 Nov
US Midterm Elections: Polls Close as Vote Count Begins
Polls have begun closing across the United States as voters decide the control of Congress and the legislative agenda of President Trump.
3 Nov
Report: Melania Trump to Host Russia-Ukraine Talks at White House
The White House announced that the US First Lady will host representatives from both countries in Washington to facilitate dialogue.
3 Nov
US: Judge and Supreme Court Reject Trump Administration Requests on Voters
US courts have blocked Trump administration attempts to prevent the counting of ballots from voters suspected of being noncitizens.
3 Nov
Condemnation After Jewish School Buses Vandalized in Brooklyn
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani condemned the vandalism of four buses used by Jewish schools, which were defaced with swastikas and antisemitic slurs.
3 Nov
Jewish School Buses Vandalized with Antisemitic Graffiti in Brooklyn
Unknown individuals sprayed swastikas and antisemitic slurs on buses serving Hasidic schools in Williamsburg.
2 Nov
Trump Administration Appeals to Supreme Court in California Ballot Case
The Trump administration has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to mandate the segregation of ballots from voters suspected of not being U.S. citizens in California.
2 Nov
Case Dismissed Against Two Former FBI Officials in Hunter Biden Probe
A US federal judge dismissed the case against Nicole Floris and Bradley Benavides, finding insufficient evidence that they knowingly made false statements to Congress.
30 Oct
US: Syrian Hacker Who Targeted Western Media and Government Sentenced to 42 Months
A US federal court sentenced Ahmad Umar Agha, a Syrian hacker who operated on behalf of the Assad regime against media and government targets, to 42 months in prison.
30 Oct
US General Confesses to Leaking Classified Intelligence on Iran and Ukraine
The senior Pentagon general dismissed by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has admitted to passing sensitive information to journalists after failing four polygraph tests.
30 Oct
Colorado: Attacker Who Targeted Hostage Rally Pleads Guilty to Hate Crimes
Mohamed Soliman pleaded guilty to 12 federal charges over a deadly June 2025 firebomb attack at a rally for Israeli hostages in Boulder.
29 Oct
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Dismisses Senior Pentagon General Over Classified Leaks
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth fired senior military planner Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia following allegations of classified leaks and reported polygraph failures.