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In a bold statement, Washington Cardinal Robert McElroy declares the ongoing US-Israeli conflict with Iran as failing to meet the criteria for a 'just war' under Catholic teaching.

Exclusive investigation reveals how the event planning company behind the January 6 rally has secured lucrative government contracts, raising concerns over conflicts of interest.

Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will undergo a procedure to repair his rotator cuff on Tuesday, taking time off for recovery.

Nigeria's porous northwest and central borders have become a breeding ground for Sahelian militants, fueling concerns of a growing insurgency corridor that could destabilize the entire region.

Explore the rising threat of Sahelian militants in Nigeria's northwest and central border regions, and its far-reaching implications for national security and regional stability.

The D.C. Bar has initiated disciplinary action against Ed Martin, a high-profile attorney who has worked to use the Justice Department to target the president's critics.

In a surprising move, the US Secretary of Defense concluded a military briefing on Iran with a prayer for American troops, seeking divine strength and protection.

Smartmatic, a leading election technology company, claims it is being unfairly targeted in a 'campaign of retribution' by former President Trump and his allies.

Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage has been accused of making a U-turn after calling for the UK to stay out of any potential conflict with Iran, in contrast to his earlier calls for the 'gloves to come off'.

Amid growing calls, Reform UK proposes alternatives to cover costs of canceling September's planned fuel tax increase in the UK.