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Save the Children aid for 1.5 million in need wiped out by Iran war oil shock
Save the Children has warned that the oil price surge triggered by the US war on Iran is undermining its ability to deliver aid, saying it is now forced to “spend more to reach fewer children”. The charity says higher transport, fuel, food and medical supply costs linked to the Middle East conflict have already…
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Ted Cruz criticizes JD Vance’s ‘terrible’ deal with Iran as he teases a run for president in 2028
Senator Ted Cruz has criticised Vice President JD Vance’s negotiation of a memorandum of understanding with Iran, calling it “a terrible deal,” as he signals interest in a possible 2028 presidential run. Cruz, who lost the 2016 Republican nomination to Donald Trump, has also said the party has not yet united behind Vance as its…
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Iran prefers conflict with US over peace to suppress internal uprising, human rights activist warns
A human rights activist has warned that Iran’s regime views continued confrontation with the United States as preferable to peace, using external conflict to distract from and suppress growing internal unrest. Dr Majid Sadeghpour, political director of the Organization of Iranian-American Communities, told Fox News Digital that Tehran’s leadership is less troubled by American military…
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US investigating if missile hit Iran wedding, Vance says
US Vice-President JD Vance has said the American military is investigating Iranian claims that a US strike killed at least four people, including two children, at a wedding in southern Iran. The Iranian Red Crescent Society said shrapnel from a missile struck the ceremony in Sirik, prompting Iran’s foreign ministry to call it a “war…
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Trump claims Iran strikes protected Britain from nuclear threat
Donald Trump has claimed his strikes on Iran “saved” Britain from a nuclear attack, while renewing criticism of the UK for not joining the military action and warning that the country is nearing a “tipping point” over immigration. In a GB News interview, Trump argued that Iran would have been more likely to use a…
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Michigan Democrat who lost Senate primary to Abdul El-Sayed takes aim at Bernie Sanders over Israel stance
Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens, who lost Michigan’s Senate primary to Abdul El-Sayed last month, criticised Sen. Bernie Sanders in an interview with The Jerusalem Post, saying she could not identify anything he had done for peace in the Middle East or “Palestinian dignity” and describing anti-Zionism as a “sickness” linked to extremism. The remarks add…
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Raffaele Annecchino, Former President and CEO of Paramount International, Dies at 55
Raffaele Annecchino, the former President and CEO of Paramount International, has died of acute meningitis at the age of 55, prompting tributes from across the media industry. Over more than 25 years at Paramount/ViacomCBS he rose from an early sales role in Madrid to lead the company’s international operations across Europe, the Middle East, Africa,…
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Midterm bloodbath looms for the GOP: Democrats storm to an 8-point lead as Trump’s Iran war and prices bite
A Daily Mail/JL Partners poll finds Democrats holding an 8-point lead over Republicans on the 2026 midterm generic congressional ballot, driven by voter frustration over living costs and disapproval of President Trump’s handling of the escalating conflict with Iran. Democrats need to flip just five House seats and four Senate seats to seize control, and…
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Israeli medics train US synagogues how to respond to attacks, as high holidays approach
Israel’s national emergency medical service, Magen David Adom, has partnered with the US-based Community Security Service to train security volunteers at American synagogues ahead of Rosh Hashanah and the other High Holidays. The initiative reflects growing anxiety within Jewish communities about the possibility of attacks, following a marked rise in antisemitic incidents since the 7…
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Trump praises Hegseth as US extends Mideast deployments; UN warns of “supersized” El Niño danger zone
America eyes welfare funding cuts over illegal-immigrant reporting and troop deployments into 2027; Australia softens its trust tax; the UN flags a supersized El Niño; Michael Sheen takes on Glyndŵr; and Rangers make it back-to-back wins.