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Apr 03
👁 ImageBy Sam Mednick, Konstantin Toropin, Seung Min Kim, Associated Press
A U.S. fighter jet was shot down in Iran on Friday and one crew member was rescued, officials said, the first aircraft downed since the war began nearly five weeks ago.
Apr 03
👁 ImageBy Steve Peoples, Associated Press
This is not the run-up to the midterm elections that Republicans wanted.
Apr 03
👁 ImageBy Jon Gambrell, David Rising, Sam Mednick, Associated Press
It would mark the first time the U.S. has lost aircraft in Iranian territory and marks a dramatic escalation in the war since it began five weeks ago.
Apr 02
👁 ImageBy Tim Sullivan, Associated Press
More than 13,000 immigrants who were living legally in the U.S., waiting for rulings on asylum claims, have faced so-called third-country deportation orders, destined for countries where most had no ties, according to the nonprofit group Mobile Pathways.
Apr 02
By Nick Schifrin, Eliot Barnhart
In New York and London, European and Middle Eastern countries tried to develop a plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, which has largely been closed since the war in Iran began. Following President Trump's address predicting two to three…
Apr 02
By Amna Nawaz, Dan Sagalyn
To discuss the reaction to President Trump’s announcement that the U.S. will continue attacking Iran for two to three more weeks, Amna Nawaz spoke with Robin Niblett and Firas Maksad. Niblett is a distinguished fellow and former director at Chatham…
Apr 02
By Simon Ostrovsky, Katia Patin
Estimates show Russian forces have suffered more than one million casualties in the war against Ukraine. At the same time, its territorial gains have been some of the slowest in modern history. Special correspondent Simon Ostrovsky has a rare look…
Apr 02
👁 ImageBy Dánica Coto, Associated Press
FBI agents have arrived in Cuba to investigate the fatal shooting of five men aboard a U.S.-flagged speedboat in February that the Cuban government said was carrying suspects who were trying to infiltrate the island.
Apr 02
👁 ImageBy Aleksandar Furtula, Molly Quell, Associated Press
There were fears the helmet may have been melted down because its fame and dramatic studded appearance made it virtually unsellable.
Apr 02
👁 ImageBy Aamer Madhani, Associated Press
President Donald Trump finds himself not only negotiating with an enemy that refuses to throw in the towel but also dealing with an American tolerance for a conflict that's being stretched.
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