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The U.S. military deployed a B-1 long-range bomber on Tuesday to strike Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targets in Iran. This mission, launched from a UK airbase, marks a significant escalation in a conflict over the Strait of Hormuz that has seen 12 days of fighting. The introduction of the B-1 bomber into the theater represents … Read more
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a $1.15 trillion defense policy bill on Wednesday, moving the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) forward in a 216-212 vote. The legislation, which reflects a request from President Donald Trump for a significant increase in military spending, passed largely along party lines. The final tally included support from … Read more
Nigeria and Germany strengthened their strategic partnership during a high-level visit by German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul to Abuja and Lagos on July 21-22, 2026. The two nations pledged deeper cooperation in renewable energy, digital innovation, and security, following a 10 per cent increase in bilateral trade last year. The diplomatic push comes at a … Read more
President Aleksandar Vučić announced a new package of state subsidies and support measures for Serbian citizens living abroad who wish to return to the country. Disclosed during a July 20 visit to Svilajnac, the program aims to leverage the knowledge and experience of the diaspora to drive national development. The announcement came while the president … Read more
Five used car models—the Opel Meriva B, Honda Jazz, Toyota Yaris, Škoda Yeti, and Suzuki Vitara—are identified by polovniautomobili.com as reliable options often owned by elderly drivers in Europe. These vehicles typically feature low mileage and regular maintenance, making them strong candidates for buyers seeking dependable, well-preserved used cars. The phrase driven by a pensioner … Read more
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Stop Insider Trading Act on Wednesday, July 22, in a 232-198 vote. The bill prohibits members of Congress, their spouses, and dependent children from purchasing individual stocks, while adding a requirement for photo identification at federal polls to satisfy demands from President Donald Trump. Lawmakers have long treated … Read more
The United States is surging special-operations forces, fighter jets, and weaponry to the Middle East to provide President Donald Trump with expanded military options as he considers escalating the conflict against Iran, according to reports from the msn.com and the Wall Street Journal. U.S. Surges Military Assets to Middle East Amid Iran Conflict In the … Read more
The National Weather Service (NWS) has confirmed that at least four tornadoes touched down in New Jersey following a period of severe storms on Tuesday, according to News12 | New Jersey. The outbreak produced a combination of tornadic activity, flash flooding, and damaging winds across the state. Northern New Jersey Tornados Three of the confirmed … Read more
Following his January testimony before the House Judiciary Committee, former Special Counsel Jack Smith faces renewed calls for investigation from Republican lawmakers. Smith, who led probes into President Donald Trump’s election interference and document handling, maintains his investigations were nonpartisan and conducted according to Justice Department guidelines. Republican Lawmakers Demand Accountability for Special Counsel Investigation … Read more
The bill sought to prohibit the Defense Department from using taxpayer funds to retrofit a $400 million Boeing 747-800 jet gifted to President Donald Trump by the government of Qatar. The legislative showdown in the U.S. During that trip, the president opted to fly home on an older Boeing VC-25A—the legacy Air Force One fleet—rather … Read more