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The State Department revoked six visas after foreigners posted offensive comments about Charlie Kirk's assassination. Officials said those who glorify violence against Americans will be removed from the country.
President Trump has suggested he may allow the sale of Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, raising the stakes in the conflict with Russia. The move faces logistical challenges and has drawn warnings from Moscow about escalating tensions. European allies continue to support Ukraine with U.S. arms.
Hamas plans to return four more bodies of hostages to Israel, bringing the total to twelve. Israel accuses Hamas of stalling and has imposed restrictions, while United States President Donald Trump criticized Hamas for misrepresenting the number of bodies available.
Time magazine's cover celebrating Donald Trump's Middle East peace deal drew criticism from the president for its unflattering photo, despite the article's praise for his achievement. Sources at Time indicated the image was chosen intentionally. The incident has reignited Trump's ongoing feud with the publication.
The US has revoked visas for six foreigners over online comments about Charlie Kirk's assassination. The move is part of a wider crackdown on foreigners accused of supporting unrest or criticizing government policies. Civil rights groups have raised concerns about free speech.
Freed hostages' families share emotional updates on recovery, expressing gratitude to activists and foreign officials while omitting the prime minister from thanks. Hostages face physical and psychological challenges after years in captivity. The reunions are marked by relief, gratitude, and calls for accountability.
Israel has received the bodies of four hostages from Hamas, increasing pressure on the group to return all victims as part of the ceasefire deal. United States President Donald Trump has threatened forceful disarmament of Hamas if it does not comply, while families and international leaders urge the release of all hostages.
Italy defeated Israel 3-0 in a World Cup qualifier in Udine under tight security. Protests and minor clashes occurred outside, but the match itself was incident-free. The event saw a mix of boos and applause during Israel's anthem.
Captain Daniel Perez's family will hold a second funeral in Jerusalem after his body was returned from Gaza. His remains will be added to the casket during the ceremony, nearly two years after his death.
Israeli troops have retrieved four caskets with the apparent remains of hostages from Gaza. The bodies are being sent for identification in Tel Aviv. Hamas is still holding at least 20 more hostage bodies.
Italy defeated Israel 3-0 in a World Cup qualifier, with Retegui scoring twice and Mancini adding a late goal. The win secures Italy at least a playoff berth amid tensions outside the stadium.
Freed Argentine-Israeli hostages' families sent a letter to United States President Donald Trump, expressing deep gratitude for his role in their release. The letter, delivered by Argentine President Javier Milei, praises Trump's leadership and calls for continued efforts to free remaining hostages.
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