Aion V, priced at 167,000 NIS, offers 510 kilometers of range and 180 kW fast charging. The brand aims to target rivals like BYD's Atto 3, Geely EX5, Leapmotor C10, and the upcoming MG S5.

President Trump plans to rename the Pentagon as the 'Department of War' in an executive order. The move is part of a broader initiative to emphasize a 'warrior ethos' within the military.

American politics faces uncertainty as potential candidates with famous last names, such as Kennedy scion Jack Schlossberg and Chelsea Clinton, consider running for office in the 12th district.

The Jerusalem Lights podcast explores the spiritual goals of Elul through the lens of King David's Psalm 27 and the mitzvot of Parashat Ki Teitzei.

Sen. Tim Kaine received criticism for his remarks on God-given rights in the Declaration of Independence, drawing comparisons to the Iranian government's beliefs. Lawmakers and advocates expressed strong reactions to his comments during a Senate hearing.

The DNC stands by Zohran Mamdani amid controversy over his anti-Israel views and far-left policies. Party leaders have not endorsed his campaign, and his past comments and connections have been questioned.

IDF has built 'Little Lebanon' training facility on ruins of Syrian village in Golan Heights to train for potential Hezbollah conflicts.

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar thanked US Secretary of State Marco Rubio for imposing sanctions on Palestinian NGOs involved in the ICC's targeting of Israel. Rubio stated that the US and Israel are not subject to the ICC's authority and oppose its politicized agenda.

Sen. Tim Kaine criticizes the idea that rights come from God, drawing parallels to Iran's theocratic rule. Kaine's remarks sparked debate over the source of natural rights and the implications of government involvement.

US warns Lebanon that time is running out to disarm Hezbollah, with consequences including loss of financial support and potential military action from Israel.

Trump administration may restrict visas for delegations from Iran, Sudan, Zimbabwe, and Brazil attending the U.N. General Assembly, potentially impacting their travel and shopping activities in New York City.

Critics slam First Minister John Swinney for prioritizing independence over pressing issues like business closures, healthcare waitlists, and drug deaths. Swinney defends his focus on independence as a fresh start for Scotland, while Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar accuses him of running away from his record and neglecting the NHS.