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Russia's response to the Iran conflict in March 2026 was marked by restraint, despite a 200-year history of distrust and skepticism towards Western powers, reflecting the country's cautious approach to its own strategic interests.
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CBS News has experienced significant changes this year, including a controversy surrounding a settlement with former President Donald Trump and new ownership, marking one of the network's most dramatic years in recent memory.
US air defenses are under strain due to Iranian-designed Shahed drones, which have proliferated across battlefields in Ukraine and the Middle East, prompting consideration of low-cost interceptors.
Yemeni ports may see a significant hike in shipping fees amid rising tensions with Iran, potentially leading to increased costs for imported goods and food.
Vice President JD Vance recently toured North Carolina, highlighting economic gains under the Trump administration, including a rise in home purchases.
Vice President JD Vance revealed a $19B fraud uncovered in Minneapolis, hinting at California as the next state where major investigations will take place.
The FBI has arrested 11 Indian nationals who staged armed robberies at convenience stores and restaurants in order to falsely claim victim status and obtain immigration benefits. The individuals were charged as part of a scheme to deceive U.S. authorities about their involvement in the crimes.
Rep. Riley Moore plans to introduce legislation allowing the US to strip citizenship from naturalized citizens who commit or support terrorism after attacks are linked to them. The move is aimed at addressing recent terrorist attacks in the US attributed to individuals with naturalized US citizenship.
Charges have been dropped against a group of teenagers who were involved in a senior prank that led to the fatal shooting of their teacher outside his home. The decision was made after the teacher's widow requested it and the teens' lawyers argued that they should not be held accountable for a tragic incident.
Access Hollywood', a staple on NBCUniversal's airwaves for nearly 30 years, has been canceled as part of the network's efforts to revamp its syndicated programming lineup. The decision marks the end of an era for the popular daytime talk show.
Muslim worshippers gathered outside Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa compound to pray in the streets amid a closure of holy sites due to the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict and restrictions during Ramadan.
Popular YouTuber turned professional boxer Jake Paul hinted at a future run for office in a recent sit-down interview with President Donald Trump.
Live Nation employees have been caught in court documents calling fans 'so stupid' while bragging about price-gouging customers, boasting they were 'robbing them blind'. The shocking messages were made by Live Nation staff who took advantage of concertgoers.
Democratic strategist James Carville says Democrats struggle to connect with young, male voters. He made this admission during a conversation with sports broadcaster Stephen A. Smith on Wednesday.
A federal judge blocked a pair of grand jury subpoenas from the Justice Department targeting Fed Chair Jerome Powell as a 'pretext' to gather information. The subpoenas were aimed at the Federal Reserve Board's actions regarding Federal Reserve officials' testimony during the January 6th committee investigation.
Senate Republicans are gearing up for a floor battle over Trump-backed voter ID legislation, but Sen. Thom Tillis plans to oppose it.
Doctors at The London Clinic successfully performed remote robot surgery on a cancer patient 1,500 miles away, using a robotic system to remove the tumor in a breakthrough procedure that eliminates the need for long-distance travel by the patient.
President Donald Trump is expected to remove Richard Grenell as head of the Kennedy Center, according to sources familiar with the matter. The move comes amid a shift in arts and culture policy at the institution.
A federal judge has quashed subpoenas issued by the Justice Department against Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, dealing a significant blow to President Biden's investigations. The ruling is a major setback for the Justice Department's efforts to scrutinize Powell's actions during his tenure.
Democratic New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has backed out of an interview with CBS News after the network's editor-in-chief Bari Weiss boosted criticism of him on X.
President Donald Trump has signed two executive orders focused on improving home affordability ahead of the November elections.
Iran is deploying explosive-laden drone boats disguised as wooden fishing vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, signaling a new phase of hybrid maritime warfare. The move comes as tensions in the region continue to escalate.
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Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman praised his former political opponent, Dr. Mehmet Oz, for his efforts to root out Medicaid fraud as CMS Administrator.
Florida Republicans send 'SAVE Act'-style proof-of-citizenship voting bill to DeSantis' desk. The strict elections bill, modeled after a federal law championed by President Donald Trump, mandates voters verify their citizenship.
Senate Republicans released an online ad featuring a real-looking but AI-fabricated video of Democratic Senate hopeful James Talarico, as phony videos proliferate in midterm races. The move is part of a broader effort to counter fake videos being used to discredit Republican candidates.
Former US women's soccer star Megan Rapinoe has faced criticism from Piers Morgan for her perceived silence on the situation involving Iranian women's soccer team, with Morgan labeling it as hypocritical.
Democrat Rep Josh Riley has faced criticism for his ties to an energy firm he regularly criticizes on the campaign trail, with some labeling him a hypocrite.
Spam calendar invites on iPhones are surging, prompting users to take action against suspicious alerts and protect their accounts from potential scams. Experts recommend being cautious when receiving unsolicited calendar reminders and verifying their authenticity before taking any further action.
President Donald Trump vowed to hit Iran 'very hard' after nearly 90% of the regime's missiles were obliterated, saying the mission was 'ahead of schedule'.
Israel's UAV squadron plays a crucial role in destroying over half of Iran's ballistic missile launches, targeting key facilities and disrupting Tehran's military capabilities. The unit's success has been attributed to its advanced technology and ability to gather intelligence on enemy targets.
Congressional Democrats are refusing to fund the Department of Homeland Security, citing 'craven politics' as an excuse for their stance.
The Chicago Teachers Union is calling for a school shutdown on May 1 to protest President Trump, aligning with the national May Day movement that celebrates workers' rights. The union advocates for a day off for teachers and students to coincide with International Worker's Day.
US War Secretary Pete Hegseth says Iran's new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei was injured and 'likely disfigured'.
A man rammed his vehicle into a synagogue in the Detroit metropolitan area and then engaged in a shooting with law enforcement, who later found him dead in his car; similar violence occurred at a university in Virginia on the same day.
Heavy Israeli strikes have hit Tehran, Iran, as its allies launch attacks across Gulf states, severely disrupting shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and sending global oil prices soaring on day 14 of US-Israeli attacks.
Palestinians are being forced by Israel to demolish their own homes in the occupied East Jerusalem neighborhood of Sur Baher, leaving families like Basema Dabash and her husband Raed homeless. The demolitions have become a daily struggle for many residents who are being forcibly displaced from their properties.
The Iranian regime is reportedly spreading anti-Israel propaganda across dozens of social media accounts, including those linked to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The accounts aim to sow online discord by promoting anti-US and anti-Israel content.
The White House is opposed to CBS News hiring a former aide to ex-GOP congresswoman Liz Cheney, who has been a longtime Trump critic.
The Biden administration's push to end a controversial policy on Somali immigrants has sparked backlash ahead of a crucial deadline, with advocates urging an extension of the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) deadline.
Los Angeles County faces scrutiny after allegations of widespread hospice fraud were exposed in an investigation by CBS News, revealing potential irregularities among multiple companies.
Kyler Murray agrees to a one-year deal with the Minnesota Vikings, marking his new destination after being released by the Arizona Cardinals.
The US military has launched a rescue effort after one of its aircraft crashed in western Iraq during a joint operation with Israel against Iran. The incident occurred amid the country's joint military offensive.
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A Republican candidate in Colorado expressed shock over a Democratic proposal to legalize prostitution, citing concerns that it could lead to an increase in human trafficking. The effort has sparked controversy in the blue state.
Arizona state senator Catherine Miranda faces scrutiny over a heated debate with former NCAA volleyball player Kaylie Ray on trans athlete participation in women's sports.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is demanding a retraction from ABC News of a story claiming the FBI warned Iran may try to attack California with drones.
Decision-making has emerged as college basketball's ultimate skill, with coaches increasingly relying on a player's ability to navigate complex social situations and make sound judgments in order to succeed both on and off the court.
Sen. John Cornyn's reversal on scrapping the Senate filibuster is sparking backlash among some supporters of the 60-vote rule, with former Sen. Joe Manchin accusing him of flip-flopping.
A 17-year-old student in Maryland is being charged as an adult for allegedly stabbing a classmate at Great Mills High School, while the injured victim has since been released from the hospital.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has confirmed an 'active shooter situation' at a synagogue in the Detroit metropolitan area in Michigan, prompting a response from law enforcement authorities.
The FBI's 'Ten Most Wanted Fugitives' list is entering a new era with an unprecedented addition, marking the first time a cybercriminal has been included on the list in its over 75-year history. This move reflects the evolving nature of today's most significant threats.
The outgoing head of the BBC warns that the network is on a 'knife edge' due to financial woes and a crisis of public trust amid controversy over a Trump documentary lawsuit and recent trust ratings concerns.
Russian troops on Ukraine's front lines are struggling with rampant drug use, according to reports from Ukrainian and international aid workers. Many of those affected have previously fought in Syria.
The US-Israel war on Iran is fracturing Gulf economies that had invested trillions of dollars in diversifying their oil-dependent economies into global hubs.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell made quick moves behind the scenes after the Justice Department launched a criminal investigation into his statements to Congress, with a surge in outreach efforts recorded on his calendar.
President Donald Trump's economic boom is at risk if the Iran war drags on, which could lead to stagflation, a period of high inflation and stagnant growth, coinciding with key midterm elections. The president aims to avoid a prolonged conflict, but its outcome remains uncertain.
Taxpayers should be aware of evolving tax scams each filing season, which can involve new tactics to trick them into revealing personal information or claiming refunds they're not entitled to. The IRS cautions taxpayers to remain vigilant and take steps to protect themselves from these schemes.
The Pentagon is accelerating the development of counter-drone technology amid a surge in Iranian drone swarms that are straining US missile defenses. The move comes as tensions between the two countries remain high following a series of attacks on oil facilities and other targets.
President Donald Trump said the US is monitoring Iranian sleeper cells operating within its borders, but did not provide further details on how many were found or what actions are being taken against them.
Jack Schlossberg, the grandson of former President John F. Kennedy, is shaking up the NYC House race by challenging the Democratic 'machine' and taking aim at its gatekeeping culture.
Rising Texas Democrat James Talarico is becoming a media sensation, sparking hopes of a shift in the traditionally Republican state's politics, despite past disappointments. However, his own ambitions to see Texas go 'blue' remain unchanged.
A GOP billionaire candidate running for governor in Georgia has bankrolled his 2024 presidential rivals in an effort to secure Donald Trump's endorsement. The candidate is touting himself as 'Trump's favorite governor' in hopes of securing the former president's support.
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has endorsed former U.S. Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn in his second congressional bid, running in the Democratic primary for Maryland's 5th Congressional District.
Senate Republicans are shifting blame as Trump-backed voter ID legislation, known as the SAVE Act, faces likely defeat and are trying to pin responsibility on Senate Democrats. The SAVE Act is set to fail amid concerns over its voting restrictions.
Bangladesh's parliament has convened for the first time since a deadly 2024 uprising plunged the country into political turmoil and triggered landmark elections last month. The new government ushered in by the elections has taken office.
Families in Gaza City are being forced to switch to cooking over wood due to a severe gas shortage, leaving their homes covered in soot as they struggle to access basic necessities.
The House Oversight Committee has demanded U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi appear in 30 days for a deposition as part of their Epstein investigation. The committee is also seeking Commerce Secretary Huttner's testimony.
A company partly owned by Trump sons, Powerus, a drone maker, hopes to win Pentagon contracts to supply attack drones amid competition from dozens of other companies.
The US Supreme Court has given President Donald Trump a win in his deportation case by allowing the pause of a lower court order that blocked deportations to third countries.
Sen. Josh Hawley introduces a bill to strip FDA approval from the abortion pill mifepristone, citing its 'inherently dangerous' nature.
Former First Lady Jill Biden is set to write a memoir about her husband's presidency and his eventual decision to exit the 2024 presidential race amid mounting pressure from Democrats.
Spain permanently pulls ambassador from Israel amid Iran war over US-Israeli strikes; the move ratchets up a tense diplomatic rift between the two countries.
Smartphone owners may soon face the dilemma of transferring photos to a hard drive as storage space becomes increasingly limited, leading to slowed performance and deletion of important data. By doing so, they can free up valuable space and ensure that cherished memories are preserved.
President Trump's SAVE America Act faces significant challenges in the Senate as lawmakers struggle to meet his ultimatum for swift passage. Passage of the bill is crucial for the president and many congressional Republicans.
The Indianapolis Colts have signed quarterback Daniel Jones to a record-breaking contract as he recovers from an Achilles injury. The two-year deal is reportedly worth up to $100 million and marks a historic extension for the 28-year-old player.
A House GOP leader is launching a Senate bid in Oklahoma, while President Trump has selected Rep. Markwayne Mullin as his pick to lead the Department of Homeland Security.
An exiled Iranian warns that Iran's military actions against the US were merely 'aggressively patient threats waiting to pounce', contradicting anti-war protests in cities across the US.
Trump ally Clay Fuller advances in Georgia fight for MTG's former seat, vowing to follow a playbook that emphasizes conservative values and local community involvement.
A top Department of Justice official dismissed a lawsuit from the Democratic National Committee over election security efforts, calling it 'frivolous' and comparing the plaintiffs' demands to a child's wish list for the 'tooth fairy'. The suit was filed Tuesday in response to the administration's work on securing elections.
One billion identity records from a database linked to IDMerit were exposed online, compromising sensitive information such as names, addresses, dates of birth, and Social Security numbers. The unprotected database was left open on the internet for months, raising concerns about data security.
Sen. John Cornyn, a longtime defender of the Senate filibuster, has reversed his stance and is now pushing for changes to enact the Trump-backed SAVE Act in the Senate, which aims to expand voter ID requirements nationwide.
President Donald Trump has re-emphasized his support for Ed Gallrein, a candidate challenging incumbent GOP Rep. Thomas Massie in Kentucky's 4th Congressional District Republican primary.
The FDA has launched an AI-powered system to track and publicly report drug and vaccine side effects nationwide.
Sen. John Cornyn's career in the Senate is effectively over as 60% of Texas Republicans voted to end his term, but it was the GOP Senate leadership he targeted rather than Cornyn himself that faced backlash from the base. The results indicate a significant level of discontent among conservatives with the Republican leadership.
Sudan's civil war is entering its fourth year with no end in sight, as regional rivalries deepen and external actors support and sustain the conflict through backing of Sudans belligerents.
The International Energy Agency has agreed to release 400 million barrels of oil from its member countries' strategic reserves in an effort to stabilize soaring global energy prices.
President Donald Trump celebrated a perfect sweep of his endorsed candidates in Tuesday's primary elections in Mississippi and Georgia, winning all five races. The victories marked Trump's fifth consecutive 5-0 sweep for his endorsed candidates.
Sheriff Chris Nanos of the Pima County Sheriff's Department updated his public resume after a local news report revealed an unseemly exit from his first policing job, which appeared to gloss over an unhappy split with Nancy Guthrie.
The Baltimore Ravens agree to a deal with defensive end Trey Hendrickson after a contract negotiation for Las Vegas Raiders star Maxx Crosby fell through.
Texas conservatives celebrate record-breaking school choice signups after years of battle with Democrats and teacher unions, marking a significant victory in expanding education options for families across the state.
President Donald Trump claimed Iran attacked an elementary school, but later admitted to having little knowledge about the incident, which killed scores of children.
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President Donald Trump's nominee for assistant secretary of state for international organization affairs, Jeremy Carl, has withdrawn his nomination due to a lack of Senate support amid criticism over past comments. The move comes after bipartisan opposition to Carl's nomination.
Hezbollah and Iran launched a coordinated attack using cluster bombs on Israel, escalating tensions in the region. The incident marks a significant escalation of violence between the two entities.
Rep. Christian Menefee of Texas has pledged to continue efforts to impeach President Donald Trump, building on Rep. Al Green's initial spearheading of the bid, despite running a campaign to take Green's seat.
The International Energy Agency recommended releasing 400 million barrels of oil into the global market, the largest such release in history, to lower oil and gasoline prices. Member countries agreed on the measure unanimously.
Former Freedom Caucus chair Bob Good criticized President Donald Trump's endorsement record as saying 'Trump IS the problem.' He suggested that Trump's picks would be better used to determine which candidates not to support.