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Iranian Missile Injures 58 in Northern Israel

A ballistic missile struck Zarzir early Friday morning, moderately wounding one woman with shrapnel and lightly injuring dozens more from glass and panic.

Soros Foundation Funds UK Slavery Reparations Drive

The Open Society Foundations have channeled hundreds of thousands of dollars toward the effort.

China Pledges $200K Aid to Slain Iranian Students' Families

China's Red Cross announced $200,000 in emergency humanitarian aid Friday for parents of girls killed in last month's missile strike on a southern Iranian school.

Crypto PACs Amass $200M for 2026 Midterms

The pro-crypto super PAC Fairshake reported nearly $200 million in cash on hand as it began heavy spending in early primaries across several states.

Former Brazilian President Bolsonaro Enters ICU with Pneumonia

Jair Bolsonaro was transferred from prison to a Brasilia hospital early Friday with high fever and low oxygen levels.

Cuba Confirms US Talks Amid Trump Pressure

President Miguel Díaz-Canel acknowledged discussions with the Trump administration on Friday, as fuel shortages plunge the island into crisis.

Florida Passes Voter Proof-of-Citizenship Bill

The Republican-controlled Legislature approved HB 991 on Thursday. Governor Ron DeSantis is expected to sign the bill.

Judge Quashes DOJ Subpoenas on Fed Chair Powell

Judge Boasberg, a frequent Trump dissenter, ruled that the subpoenas sought Federal Reserve records as a pretext to pressure Powell for rate cuts.

Former University of Kentucky Cheerleader Indicted in Newborn’s Death

Laken Snelling, a former University of Kentucky cheerleader, has been indicted on first-degree manslaughter after her newborn was found dead at her home.

Teen Stops Stepfather After Alleged Violent Attack on Mother

A 13-year-old in Foley, Alabama, took action after his stepfather allegedly attacked both him and his mother, subduing the man until authorities arrived.