Kazakhstan President’s Home Ablaze as Protests Escalate: Report
Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, president of Kazakhstan, declared a state of emergency on the capital city
Kazakh President Fails to Quell Protests, Ex-Soviet States Offer Help
Fuel price rise first triggered demonstrations
N. Korea Launches Second Hypersonic Missile in Fiery Test
State media says missile successfully hit target
Yemen’s Houthis Claim They Targeted UAE Ship As ‘Warning’ To Israel – Analysis
In the past, the Houthis, who received weapons and support from Iran, have generally slammed Israel and put up antisemitic statements “cursing the Jews,” but haven’t attacked Israel.
GOP Slams Biden Decision to Ignore Mandate to Disclose How Iran Sanctions Relief Funds Terrorism
As nuclear deal negotiations advance, Biden won't account for every dollar Iran receives as a result of lifted sanctions
Iran’s Wrestling President Says, ‘Death to America’ Before U.S. Match
Iranian-American athletes urge "American wrestlers and athletes to react to such incidents."
20,000 Afghan Commandos Left Behind, Lawmakers and Veterans Urge Biden to Rescue Them
U.S. officials say over 20,000 Afghan commandos have been abandoned
U.S., Iran Say Progress Made in Nuclear Negotiations
After weeks of doubts concerning Iran, the US State Department said there had been "moderate progress" in nuclear talks.
Iranian Regime in Isfahan Bans Bodybuilding for Women
Sheina Vojoudi: Mullahs do not want women to 'feel powerful in Iran. It’s dangerous for the regime.'
U.S. Charges Former Colombian Soldier in Haitian President’s Assassination
The man told U.S. authorities he was hired to travel to Haiti to provide security and participate in an operation to arrest President Jovenel Moïse, documents say