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A temporary ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon is set to expire soon, with talks planned in Washington. Tensions remain high as both Israel and the United States express dissatisfaction, raising concerns that fighting could resume.
Iran has shown that control of the Strait of Hormuz gives it powerful leverage against the United States and its allies. Even without nuclear weapons, its ability to threaten a vital oil route has reshaped regional dynamics as new talks approach.
Nissan is cutting costs and narrowing its lineup while unveiling new electric, hybrid, and revived iconic models. The company aims to boost sales in major markets with an electric Juke, an updated X Trail, and the return of the Xterra and Skyline.
Puka Nacua returned to the Los Angeles Rams' offseason program after a voluntary stay at a rehabilitation facility. The move comes following denied allegations of misconduct that briefly cast doubt over his future.
Michigan Democrats nominated pro-Palestinian attorney Amir Makled for the University of Michigan Board of Regents, replacing pro-Israel incumbent Jordan Acker. The race was marked by controversy over social media posts, allegations of antisemitism, and divisions within the party over Israel.
Kumar Vishwas has defended the Dhurandhar franchise against allegations of propaganda, saying every filmmaker presents a personal perspective. He questioned the criticism and praised director Aditya Dhar and the film’s craftsmanship.
Israel’s military chief said during a Memorial Day speech that the armed forces will not allow Iran to realize its ambitions against Israel. He highlighted recent operations across several fronts and called for greater national unity in sharing the security burden.
Donald Trump rejected claims that Israel pushed him into war with Iran, blaming the October 7 attack and Iran's nuclear ambitions for his decision. The conflict remains controversial in the United States as a fragile ceasefire nears expiration.
Formula 1 will introduce major technical rule changes at the Miami Grand Prix after criticism of the 2026 cars. The updates aim to restore flat-out driving, reduce speed differentials and improve safety in races, wet conditions and at race starts.
Ahmad Vahidi, the new head of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, is emerging as a central figure in Tehran's war decisions. Analysts warn that his hardline record and ties to past attacks could push Iran toward deeper conflict rather than compromise.
The Israeli military has stepped up warnings and enforcement measures to stop civilians from returning to southern Lebanon after the ceasefire with Hezbollah. New defensive lines and airstrikes have raised questions about the fragile truce and the risk of civilian casualties.
Argentinian President Javier Milei visited Hebron Yeshiva in Jerusalem, where he was warmly received by its leaders and students. The visit drew criticism from some who said it disrupted ongoing religious study sessions.
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