Iran's internet blackout has fueled a surge of online disinformation and propaganda, making it difficult to verify reports about the unrest. Coordinated campaigns from various factions and foreign actors are shaping global perceptions, while Iranians turn to satellite TV for news.

Talia Marcus and Charles Blaettler met on a political campaign and fell in love. After years together and a proposal in Lisbon, they married on New Year's Eve in Long Island City. Their journey included a conversion to Judaism and a celebration with family and friends.

Gaza officials have announced a multi-stage reconstruction plan, including temporary housing and infrastructure repairs. A proposal to use construction debris to expand land into the sea is under consideration. Full reconstruction may take until 2040.

President Trump has been advised that a major strike on Iran is unlikely to topple the regime and could spark a broader conflict. The administration is monitoring the situation and has not yet made a final decision on military action.

India and the European Union will hold a summit on January 27, focusing on trade, defence, and strategic cooperation. Leaders will also attend the Republic Day parade, highlighting deepening ties. Both sides aim to finalize a free trade agreement and advance joint initiatives.

Lucknow's Islamic scholars urge India and global powers to support Iran and lift sanctions, warning against foreign interference and media distortions. They call for peace, dialogue, and United Nations intervention amid ongoing unrest.

President Trump has formed a 'Board of Peace' to govern Gaza as part of a new phase in the peace plan with Israel and Hamas. A Palestinian committee will manage daily affairs, but Hamas's disarmament remains unresolved. International leaders have welcomed the move as a step toward stability.

Francesca Albanese accused Israel of serious crimes while acknowledging the suffering of civilians on both sides. She highlighted Israeli soldier suicides and argued that Israel's military actions are the central issue.

President Trump is weighing his response to unrest in Iran, with advisers warning that a large-scale attack could escalate tensions. Military assets are being moved to the region as the US monitors developments.

President Trump has announced the creation of the Board of Peace for Gaza, with member names to be revealed soon. He described the board as highly prestigious and significant.

A new poll shows no clear majority for either political bloc in Israel, with Likud and Bennett's party leading. The opposition bloc edges ahead, but the political deadlock continues.

A Boston federal judge has proposed restricting the Trump administration from deporting noncitizen student activists, citing First Amendment concerns. The judge's plan would require the government to justify any deportations of members of two academic groups in court.