Justice Department seizes domains linked to Iran hacker group
The Justice Department has seized four internet domains linked to Iran, including one used by a hacker group that claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on a U.S. medical tech company.
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Father of service member killed in Iran war said he never told Pete Hegseth to 'finish' the job
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and President Donald Trump have said the families of service members who died in the Iran war told them to finish the job.
Missing American student found dead in Spain
Devastating news in the search for 20-year-old Jimmy Gracey, who went missing early Tuesday morning after a night out with friends in Barcelona. Family and friends have been desperately searching for clues but today, his body was found by the popular beach where he was last seen. NBC News’ Molly Hunter is in Barcelona.
Body of missing University of Alabama student found on beach in Spain
The body of missing University of Alabama student James Paul Gracey was found on a beach in Spain. NBC News’ Molly Hunter reports on how the family has responded and what officials are saying.
Iran's retaliation is forcing Gulf nations into a stark choice: Stay out or join the fight
As Gulf state leaders gathered in a Riyadh hotel this week to discuss the growing Middle East war, strikes from Tehran blasted outside.
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Iran retaliation is forcing Gulf nations into a stark decision: whether to join the fight
As Gulf state leaders gathered in a Riyadh hotel this week to discuss the growing Middle East war, strikes from Tehran blasted outside.
Bollywood spy sequel divides audiences after original was banned in Pakistan
A divisive Bollywood thriller about an Indian spy working undercover in Pakistan that has captivated audiences in the rival South Asian nations for months now has a sequel.
Audiences brace for arguments as sequel to divisive Bollywood spy thriller hits theaters
A divisive Bollywood thriller about an Indian spy working undercover in Pakistan that has captivated audiences in the rival South Asian nations for months now has a sequel.
Trump makes Pearl Harbor joke during meeting with Japanese prime minister
Trump invoked Japan's December 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor when speaking about recent U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran during a meeting with Japan's prime minister.
Trump makes Pearl Harbor joke in reference to Iran operation during meeting with Japanese prime minister
Trump invoked Japan's December 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor when speaking about recent U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran during a meeting with Japan's prime minister.
FBI seizes website tied to Iranian cyberattack on U.S. company
The Iran-linked hacking group had been quiet since causing significant disruptions to American medical company Stryker.
FBI seizes website tied to Iranian cyberattack on U.S. company, hacker group says
The Iran-linked hacking group had been quiet since causing significant disruptions to American medical company Stryker.
Iranians attend a mass funeral for officials killed in the war
As the conflict with Iran continues, Iranians gathered for a mass funeral to pay tribute to Iran's top security official, Ali Larijani, and other officials that have been killed. Sky News' Dominic Waghorn reports on the Iranian reactions from the funeral.
Japanese leader faces a difficult meeting with Trump as he presses for help with Iran
Few world leaders seem to get along with President Donald Trump as well as Sanae Takaichi.
Japanese leader faces a 'very difficult' meeting with Trump as he presses for help with Iran
Few world leaders seem to get along with President Donald Trump as well as Sanae Takaichi.
Iran war escalation sets key gas sites, and the world's energy prices, ablaze
Iran launched attacks against Qatar's Ras Laffan Industrial City and other Gulf energy infrastructure after Israel bombed the South Pars gas field.
Beirut photographer puts himself in the firing line to capture Israeli strikes
A missile strike by Israel on a building in Lebanon's capital Beirut was captured in a stunning series of pictures by photographer Fadel Itani.
Man climbs into viral hippo Moo Deng's enclosure
A man has been arrested after he was caught climbing into an enclosure of Moo Deng, the viral pygmy hippo, zoo officials said. The Thai man allegedly entered the enclosure while a keeper was away, and no other visitors were around. NBC News' Sam Brock reports on the situation.
FBI conducting leak investigation into former Trump official who resigned over Iran war
A source told NBC News that the probe began before Joe Kent, a longtime Trump ally, announced his resignation as director of the National Counterterrorism Center.
FBI investigating former Trump official who resigned over Iran war for alleged intelligence leak
Joe Kent said in announcing his resignation that he disagreed with the decision to go to war against Iran and that the regime did not pose “an imminent threat” to the U.S.
One dead after gondola crash at Swiss ski resort
In Engelberg, Switzerland, a gondola at a ski resort came crashing down during strong winds. Video shows the cable car overturning multiple times. NBC News’ Daniele Hamamdjian has the story.
In a Cuban hospital, patients and doctors are hard hit by outages and fuel shortages
Cuba’s government granted NBC News rare access inside the Institute of Hematology and Immunology, a research facility in the capital where they treat difficult cases.
Ahead of the FIFA World Cup, pickup soccer games in Mexico's streets are all the rage
A group of Mexicans founded "Reta Mexa" on social media, inviting soccer fans to play impromptu matches on different streets in Mexico City.
Why the Red Sea could be the next choke point for the global economy
Iran's Houthi proxy forces in Yemen say they are poised to attack the Red Sea shipping route, risking another peril for the world economy.
Benjamin Netanyahu tries to dispel viral rumors, fueled by AI paranoia, of his death
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has become the subject of a widely debunked but ongoing claim that he is dead, a particularly high-profile example of the clouded and exceedingly fraught information environment created by the mix of AI and social media
Benjamin Netanyahu tries to dispel viral rumors of his death, fueled by AI paranoia
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has become the subject of a widely debunked but ongoing claim that he is dead, a particularly high-profile example of the clouded and exceedingly fraught information environment created by the mix of AI and social media
Republican leaders reject demands for public hearings on Trump's war with Iran
As the Iran war continues, Democrats are done with classified briefings, demanding public hearings on the Trump administration's case for war.
How Lebanon's only international airport stays open amid Israeli strikes
Amid regular Israeli strikes, officials in Lebanon are working around the clock to keep the country's only international airport open.
Destination war zone: How Lebanon's only international airport stays open amid Israeli strikes
Amid regular Israeli strikes, officials in Lebanon are working around the clock to keep the country's only international airport open.
Destination warzone: How Lebanon's only international airport stays open amid Israeli strikes
Amid regular Israeli strikes, officials in Lebanon are working around the clock to keep the country's only international airport open.