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Trump Supreme Court Bid to Overturn E. Jean Carroll Verdict Denied for a Second Time

New Delhi, Aug. 18 -- The phrase Roberta Kaplan used was precise and deliberately final: the jury's verdict "is now final and cannot be challenged in any court." from denial to permanence. Carroll's... Read More


Pentagon Awards Raytheon $22.9 Billion Tomahawk Deal Amid US Defense Production Crisis

WASHINGTON, Aug. 18 -- When the United States Navy awarded Raytheon Technologies a $22.9 billion contract on Sunday to massively expand Tomahawk cruise missile production, it was also acknowledging so... Read More


Zambia Election 2026: Hichilema Extends Lead as Opposition Cries Fraud and Armed Raiders Strike

New Delhi, Aug. 18 -- LUSAKA - Armed men fired live rounds outside opposition leader Brian Mundubile's compound hours after polls closed in Zambia's August 13 presidential election, wounding a member ... Read More


Zimbabwe Ferry Disaster: Death Toll Rises to 92 as Lake Kariba Search Continues

HARARE, Aug. 18 -- Families waited through Saturday in the corridors of a provincial hospital, watching officials work through the names of the dead. By Monday, Zimbabwe's national police had confirme... Read More


L3Harris CEO Christopher Kubasik Fired for Code of Conduct Violation, Sam Mehta Takes Over

ARLINGTON, Aug. 18 -- Sam Mehta began his first week as chief executive of L3Harris Technologies before most of the company's employees knew his predecessor was gone. Christopher Kubasik, who had led... Read More


Trump Orders Pentagon to Curtail South Korea Military Drills, Calling Ulchi Freedom Shield 'Hostile'

New Delhi, Aug. 17 -- The exercise was scheduled to begin Monday morning, with 18,000 South Korean soldiers and roughly 5,000 American troops preparing for eleven days of joint drills across the penin... Read More


Iran War: USS Abraham Lincoln's 266-Day Deployment Triggers Crew Mental Health Crisis

New Delhi, Aug. 17 -- Nobody aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln was supposed to still be at sea in August. standard for a Pacific Fleet carrier in a peacetime posture. Then the Iran war began in February... Read More


Iran War Deployment Crisis: Trump Says USS Abraham Lincoln Crew's Nine-Month Stretch Was 'Not Nearly Long Enough'

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17 -- Karen Bramlett's grandson has been at sea for nearly nine months. He is aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier operating with the U.S. Fifth Fleet throu... Read More


ICE, the Democratic Party and the politics of immigration enforcement

Bangladesh, Aug. 17 -- The Democratic Partys latest debate over US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) offers a revealing glimpse into the direction of the partys national politics. At its Augus... Read More


Trump Orders Pentagon to Reduce South Korea Military Drills After Seoul Refused to Join Iran War

New Delhi, Aug. 17 -- The forces that fired warning shots at North Korean soldiers crossing the Military Demarcation Line on Thursday are now preparing for smaller joint exercises with American troops... Read More