In a historic ruling, China has sentenced two former defense ministers to death with a two-year reprieve. The decision marks a major step in President Xi's military anti-corruption campaign.
U.S. fuel prices have jumped 52% due to the Iran conflict. With the Strait of Hormuz obstructed, the national average for gasoline has hit $4.54, marking a historic energy supply shock.
Once the largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi, Tulare Lake has returned to California’s San Joaquin Valley, sparking a rapid ecological revival amidst efforts to protect local farmland.
A powerful earthquake struck off the coast of Iwate on Monday afternoon, triggering immediate tsunami warnings for Japan's northern Pacific coast. While NHK's early footage shows no major structural collapses at key ports, the Japan Meteorological Agency warns that waves up to 10 feet could still be imminent, prompting a mass evacuation of coastal communities.
Bangladesh roared back into the series with a dominant all-round performance in Dhaka. Led by Nahid Rana’s sensational 5/32, the Tigers bowled out the Black Caps for 198 before Tanzid Hasan Tamim’s aggressive half-century ensured a comfortable chase with 87 balls to spare. The victory sets up a thrilling series decider in Chattogram.
In a rare admission of restraint, Iran’s central military command announced that its forces did not engage U.S. Marines during a boarding operation on Monday to protect civilians on the vessel. The statement comes as Tehran acknowledges significant losses to its air and naval fleets, even as it warns of "necessary measures" in response to what it labels U.S. hostility.
