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UK pins string of antisemitic attacks on Iran-linked group, bans IRGC
Keir Starmer announced sweeping national security powers after British intelligence linked antisemitic arson attacks to an Iran-backed proxy.
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Summer Games Done Quick raises $2.4 million for charity, cancels sponsored stream with SNK over Saudi Arabia ties
Summer Games Done Quick said its 2026 event raised $2.4 million for Doctors Without Borders, but the announcement was quickly overshadowed by controversy over a planned sponsored stream with SNK. The charity speedrunning organisation cancelled that stream within hours after community criticism over SNK’s Saudi links, saying the partnership conflicted with its stated support for…
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Trump has 3 choices to define victory if he wants to beat Iran. None of them are easy
Retaliation is not strategy. As CENTCOM strikes Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz, the nuclear question and oil prices remain unresolved.
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New front opens in Iran war as US is dragged into ‘crisis phase’ and oil prices rocket
The article reports a sharp escalation in the confrontation with Iran, presenting it as a new phase in the conflict with direct consequences for the United States and global energy markets. According to the piece, Donald Trump has reimposed a blockade on Iran and called for a 20 per cent tariff on all exports moving…
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‘I Would Have Been So Miscast’: Hamilton Star Lin-Manuel Miranda Reveals Surprising MCU Spider-Man Role He Turned Down
Spider-Man: Homecoming almost starred Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda, the award-winning songwriter and actor has revealed.
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Senate returns to packed agenda after Graham’s death shrinks GOP margin
The SAVE America Act, FISA reauthorization, renewed Iran strikes, and government funding all await the Senate as it returns for a July sprint.
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US ‘were warned of plot to kill Trump in Turkey’ before he decided to avoid flying back on new Air Force One
The article says US officials were allegedly warned about a possible plot to kill Donald Trump in Turkey before he decided not to fly back on the new Air Force One. If true, that would matter because it suggests presidential travel and aircraft decisions may have been shaped by a specific security threat rather than…
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“An oversight we deeply regret”: Games Done Quick cancel SNK-sponsored stream following backlash over studio’s Saudi Arabian ownership
Games Done Quick, the speedrunning organisation behind events like Games Done Queer and the yearly Summer Games Done Quick, have cancelled a stream sponsored by Metal Slug developers SNK following backlash to the fighting game studio being majority owned by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund. Games Done Quick apologised for the “oversight”, and wrote that…
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U.S. And Iran Vie For Strait Of Hormuz In Latest Attacks
Tehran and Washington are nearly at the midway point of the 60-day period of an interim deal that was supposed to set up talks for a permanent end to the war.
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‘The people have a boiling point – a terrible revenge against the Mullahs is brewing’: What’s really happening inside Iran… and why its evil leaders are not as safe as they think after Trump’s botched war
This item is not a coherent news article but a scraped Daily Mail web page, dominated by its homepage furniture and a long run of unrelated headline teasers. The nominal headline concerns Iran, claiming that popular anger against the country’s clerical leadership is intensifying and that the “Mullahs” are less secure than they believe in…