A US crew member was rescued after a fighter jet crashed in Iran, according to Israeli media reports. The incident occurred in Iranian territory, with details still emerging.
Donald Trump proposes privatizing airport security operations in the U.S., a move aimed at cutting costs but sparking debate over effectiveness and safety standards.
The Trump administration has requested a record defense budget of $1.5 trillion for fiscal year 2027, according to a White House budget document.
Rahm Emanuel criticizes Democratic Party for prioritizing race and gender activism over middle-class values, as he eyes potential 2028 presidential run.
The White House seeks to cut $5.6 billion from NASA's budget in 2027, Reuters reports. This could impact space programs and scientific missions significantly.
Cuba announces the pardon of 2,010 prisoners as a humanitarian gesture during Holy Week, marking the second mass release in less than a month, emphasizing its sovereign and compassionate nature.
Italy's Uffizi Gallery confirmed a cyber-attack on its IT systems but stated that artworks are safe and no security breach occurred.
War Secretary Pete Hegseth dismissed General Randy George on April 2, causing tension with top US Army commanders according to media reports.
A US fighter jet was shot down over Iran, a US official says. A search for the crew is ongoing in a rescue operation amid heightened tensions.
A Northwestern University study finds 60% of surveyed federal judges use AI tools to draft rulings and prepare for hearings, though experts warn of misinformation risks.
Russia claims to have liberated 7 towns and the Lugansk republic, with nearly 9,000 Ukrainian military casualties in the past week, according to its Defense Ministry.
Trump's budget proposes a 10% cut in discretionary spending and increased defense spending, impacting non-military programs, as reported by Reuters.
Economist Jeffrey Sachs says Iran is a victim of illegal US-Israel aggression, not guilty, and Tehran sought negotiation, not nuclear weapons.
Tucker Carlson argues US inability to reopen Strait of Hormuz shows end of global hegemony, citing Trump's call for allies to secure the key oil route.
Six weapons experts challenge the US assertion that video evidence indicates an Iranian missile hit a sports hall in Lamerd, citing analysis flaws.
The EU will not lift its ban on Russian LNG imports, even as it braces for a "long-lasting" energy shock that could force fuel rationing, Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen said.
US employment growth rebounded in March, with the unemployment rate falling to 4.3%, according to Reuters data, indicating economic recovery and labor market strength.
Donald Trump stated that the United States has the ability to take control of the Strait of Hormuz if given more time, according to a Reuters report.
French courts overturned a ban on a four-day Muslim gathering after Paris police cited security threats, including terrorism risks, as justification.
Russia's FSB foiled a terrorist attack planned by Ukraine's SBU against a high-ranking security official in Moscow. The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case.