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Venezuela rocked by strongest earthquakes in over a century, as USGS fears up to 100K deaths
A powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake shook Venezuela on Wednesday, swaying buildings and homes in the capital of Caracas.
Israel furious with Trump for being left out of the US-Iran peace talks: ‘It’s a huge mess’
Many on Israel’s right are fuming at President Trump about the Jewish state’s exclusion from the US-Iran peace talks and the fate of the war in Lebanon.
US fighter pilot shot down by Iran describes alarming ‘jellyfish’ drones before crash: ‘Real alien s–t’
The US pilot who was rescued after his plane was shot down in Iran chillingly recalled being swarmed by Iranian drones that moved together in unison in a jellyfish-like formation.
Iran has arrested more than 3,000 citizens for ‘collaborating with the enemy’ during war
Iran has arrested more than 3,000 people in recent months accused of collaborating with “the enemy,” with hundreds of alleged traitors identified so far, the nation’s judiciary said Monday.
US waives Iran oil sanctions for two months in $10 billion payday
The US government on Monday formally waived oil sanctions on Iran for a period of two months — as nuclear talks continued with Iranian officials in Switzerland.
Shooting at Montreal grocery store leaves 1 cop dead, 1 wounded
Harrowing footage of the shooting shows a pair of officers engaging the gunman, who rushes at them with a rifle and camouflage clothing.
US and Iran wrap second day of talks after rough start
Senior negotiators from the US and Iran on Monday wrapped up a lengthy round of initial talks aimed at solidifying a permanent end to the war between the countries.
Keir Starmer chokes up as he resigns as UK Prime Minister — less than 2 years after landslide election win
Sir Keir Starmer on Monday announced he would resign as UK Prime Minister, paving the way for newly-elected MP Andy Burnham to succeed him.
US, Iranian negotiators agree to ‘deconfliction cell’ for Lebanon in hopes of ending ‘military operations’
American and Iranian negotiators agreed Sunday to establish a new deconfliction cell for Lebanon after days of contradictory statements, confusion over cease-fire terms and mounting fears that a single misunderstanding could reignite fighting in the region.
Iran brags that negotiators snubbed Vance during photo op at peace talks — here’s what the video shows
Footage showed Araqchi walking into the room where Vance, the US delegation, and mediators were, in front of the cameras, and then leaving after embracing Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.