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Kari Lake confirms VOA Persian news service is ramping up as Iran-Israel conflict escalates, bringing back journalists who were placed on leave during recent agency cost-cutting.

Iran launched a retaliatory missile barrage against Israel, firing 100 ballistic missiles with five to seven penetrating Israel's defense shield following IDF's strike.

Hamas' unprovoked attack on Gaza Humanitarian Foundation workers has left at least eight people dead, with the U.S.-backed organization fearing some team members may have been taken hostage.

U.S. military eliminates ISIS official in Syria as the fractured nation faces potential civil war following the collapse of Assad's regime and HTS takeover.

From Reagan's PATCO strike response to Trump's current challenges with riots and Iran, how decisive moments define presidential leadership and establish international credibility.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has authorized the voluntary departure of U.S. military dependents from Middle East locations amid rising regional tensions monitored by CENTCOM.

The White House says President Trump remains open to dialogue with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un despite reports that Kim rejected one of his letters.

NGO says Nigeria ranks among the most dangerous countries for Christians with 69% of worldwide killings occurring there as Bishop Anagbe faces retaliation for Congressional testimony

Chinese national arrested for smuggling biological materials from Wuhan to University of Michigan, making false statements to CBP officers about contents related to roundworms.

Ukraine claims to have shot down 277 drones and 19 missiles during Russia's largest aerial attack, as both sides discuss prisoner exchanges and repatriation of fallen soldiers.

World is edging toward catastrophic global conflict as diplomacy fails among major nuclear powers, with flashpoints in Ukraine, Iran and Taiwan threatening to ignite war.

The Kremlin says it's going to start providing military escorts for "ghost fleet" ships after several NATO member navies started to challenge them as they sail through the crowded Baltic waters.

Russian attacks killed four in eastern Ukraine and injured dozens, and President Zelenskyy condemned the bombings as pure terrorism, calling for stronger international air defense support.

ABC, CBS and NBC minimize coverage of violent crimes by illegal immigrants, as seen in Boulder where an illegal immigrant allegedly targeted Jewish protesters.

Amid a new round of US sanctions targeting an illicit money laundering network that helped fund the regime, Iran faces possible action by the U.N.'s atomic watchdog over its nuclear program.

Olympic gold medalist Imane Khelif skips boxing tournament after World Boxing implements mandatory sex testing, following past disqualification and gender eligibility controversies.

A Russian official is claiming airplanes targeted by Ukraine in "Operation Spider's Web" over the weekend were "not destroyed but damaged."

A wax statue of French President Emmanuel Macron was stolen by Greenpeace activists from a museum in Paris, in move aimed at highlighting business deals between the country and Russia.

Amid growing global denial of Jewish ties to Israel, U.S. Ambassador to Jerusalem Mike Huckabee said archaeological findings confirm Jewish roots dating back thousands of years.

After 18 months of preparation, Ukraine launched a massive drone strike deep into Russia, hitting airbases and destroying over 40 bombers in its longest-range operation, according to officials.

Israel denies firing on civilians collecting food at Gaza aid site, blaming Hamas for obstructing distribution and endangering residents amid false reports of Israeli attacks.

Israeli U.N. Ambassador Danny Danon accuses the U.N. of using threats and "mafia-like" tactics against NGOs supporting the U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

A U.K. government document flagged the possibility that Gaza cash assistance could benefit Hamas, a claim British officials deny. But critics say the issue remains unresolved.

Hamas agrees to release of 10 living hostages and return the bodies of 18 more, but terms that include a permanent ceasefire and complete Israeli withdrawal from Gaza have been deemed unacceptable by the U.S. and Israel.