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'Deport': Indian-American Sohali Vaddula trolled after she says she voted for James Talarico in Texas Dem primary
‘Risking lives for distraction’: Deployed US service military member’s wife criticizes Iran strikes
The wife of a deployed US service member expressed concern that the Trump administration's strikes on Iran felt like a dangerous distraction. She stated that many service members believe the actions are intended to deflect from domestic issues rather than protect Americans, risking lives for political purposes.
Give birth to your next child: US ambassador's 'awkward' joke to embassy staff amid Iran war; 'If it's a boy..'
Texas primary election rigged': Jasmine Crockett after losing race to Rep James Talarico
Representative Jasmine Crockett alleged Republicans attempted to rig her primary race after the Texas Supreme Court ruled against extending polling hours in Dallas County. The court mandated that votes cast after the initial closing time be separated, a decision Democrats argued disenfranchised voters amid confusion over Republican-led polling location changes.
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‘Very alarming’: Laura Loomer says she feels ‘unsafe’ seeing Muslim workers at US airport amid Iran war
Far-right activist Laura Loomer expressed feeling "unsafe" due to the number of Muslim workers at US airports, citing her experience in Atlanta. She questioned why Muslims are employed as TSA agents and airport staff, stating her belief that there are "too many Muslims in America.
“Erika scam a genius like Charlie”: Candace Owens’ explanation about Charlie Kirk’s relationship choices sparks controversy
Candace Owens’ comments about Charlie Kirk’s relationship with Erika Kirk have sparked online backlash after journalist Natalie Jean Beisner criticized her remarks. Owens argued that intelligence does not prevent people from making mistakes in relationships. Critics say the discussion is insensitive given Kirk’s death, while supporters believe Owens was explaining how emotions can cloud judgment.
Saudi Arabia announces Eid Al Fitr 2026 public holidays for government and private sectors
Saudi Arabia has officially announced the Eid Al Fitr 2026 public holidays for government, private, and non-profit sectors. The break for private and non-profit employees begins March 18, 2026, lasting four days. The exact start of Eid depends on the crescent moon sighting, with official confirmation to follow.
'Such a scary time': How stranded passengers in Dubai used cabs, cash and detours to flee Iran crisis
Middle East air travel is severely disrupted following joint US-Israeli strikes on Iran and subsequent missile attacks. Thousands are stranded, resorting to overland journeys and expensive last-minute flights. Expatriates in Dubai face uncertainty, with some companies relocating staff. Despite escalating tensions, daily life in parts of the UAE continues with an air of normalcy.
'Target for elimination': Israel's warning for Iran's next supreme leader
Israel has warned that any successor to Iran's Supreme Leader will be a target for elimination, vowing to crush the regime's capabilities. This declaration follows the reported killing of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the potential selection of his son, Mojtaba Khamenei, as his successor. The IDF is preparing for further actions amid ongoing airstrikes against Hezbollah and Iranian security sites.
Qatar Airways extends flight suspension amid continued airspace closure
Qatar Airways has halted all flights due to the closure of Qatari airspace. Passengers are awaiting updates as authorities determine when it's safe to resume operations. The airline will restart services only after official clearance. The next update is scheduled for March 6th at 9 AM Doha time.
UAE residents return home on 3 exceptional Etihad Rail trains from Saudi border
Etihad Rail, typically a freight operator, deployed three exceptional passenger services to safely transport UAE citizens and residents from the Saudi border to Abu Dhabi. This emergency mission, coordinated with Abu Dhabi authorities, demonstrated the railway's readiness as a critical pillar of national emergency response infrastructure during regional travel disruptions.
Dubai Airport issues warning over fabricated, digitally altered videos circulating online
Dubai International Airport has issued a warning regarding digitally manipulated videos falsely depicting incidents at the airport. Authorities urge the public to rely on official updates and refrain from sharing unverified content, emphasizing potential legal consequences under UAE regulations for spreading misinformation.
Day 5: US assets hit across Mid-East; Israel launches fresh strikes on Iran, Lebanon
Intense fighting grips the Middle East as Iran and the US-Israeli alliance escalate conflict. Tehran faces sustained strikes on military and nuclear sites, retaliating with attacks on regional US assets and Israel. Casualties mount on both sides, with evacuations underway for foreign nationals. The future leadership of Iran remains uncertain amidst the escalating violence.
'Most people we had in mind are dead': Donald Trump after Khamenei assassination
US President Trump stated that "most of the people we had in mind are dead" following reported Iranian leadership casualties in Operation Epic Fury. He claimed a "third wave" of strikes has crippled Iran's capabilities, asserting the US acted preemptively to prevent an Iranian attack. Trump highlighted significant Iranian losses and a desire for immunity among remaining figures.
'We've just begun': US says it has bombed over 2,000 targets in Iran - top developments
Israel and the United States have launched a major joint operation against Iran. The campaign involves extensive strikes targeting Iranian military and nuclear facilities. Iran has retaliated, hitting US diplomatic sites and energy infrastructure across the region. The conflict has spread, causing casualties and displacement. Global energy prices are rising as the Strait of Hormuz remains a po...
Middle East tensions: Iran's $20k drones take on defences of US worth $4 million
The Iran war has quickly become attritional, with Iranian drone attacks depleting US and partner weapon stockpiles. While Patriot missiles are effective, their high cost against cheap drones highlights a critical resource challenge. The conflict's outcome may hinge on which side exhausts its munitions first.
Top Iran official vows attacks on tankers using Strait of Hormuz
An Iranian military official threatened to "set on fire" ships in the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil transit route. This warning follows US and Israeli strikes, leading most shipping companies to halt passage through the strait. The reduced traffic raises concerns about oil supply disruptions and potential price hikes for consumers.
Iran's strategy: Expand war, increase cost, outlast Donald Trump
Iran's survival hinges on escalating regional conflict, aiming to raise the cost for the US through attacks on oil infrastructure and shipping. This strategy seeks to pressure President Trump into withdrawing by disrupting global economies and exhausting enemy defenses. Analysts believe Iran is prepared for a prolonged struggle, testing international will.
Adin Ross sister Madeline Ross dies at 36 in Broward County Florida, cause of death pending
Madeline Ross, sister of streamer Adin Ross, died on January 15 in Broward County, Florida, at age 36. The Broward County Medical Examiner confirmed the news to TMZ. The cause of death is still pending. Madeline lived a private life. Adin Ross remains one of the world’s most followed streamers despite past controversies.
“Connecting dots” Journalist defends Candace Owens amid Bride of Charlie controversy, claims Charlie Kirk mystery will be solved
Journalist Elizabeth Lane publicly backed Candace Owens after the release of the fourth Bride of Charlie episode. Owens continues to question the circumstances around Charlie Kirk’s death and has made claims about Erika Kirk’s upbringing. Lane believes the case will be solved. No new official updates have been announced by authorities regarding the investigation.
Was the US attack on Iran predicted just days before? Ex-CIA officer John Kiriakou's shocking warning
Following Operation Epic Fury, the United States and Israel launched sweeping strikes on Iran’s missile and nuclear infrastructure, an assault that killed Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and triggered widespread regional retaliation. The escalation came just days after former CIA officer John Kiriakou publicly warned that Washington had already decided to attack, a claim that now ap...