A coordinated US and Israeli strike targeted Iran’s Supreme Leader during a Saturday morning meeting in Tehran after intelligence confirmed his location. Iranian state media later confirmed his death and announced nationwide mourning.
The UAE has closed its stock markets and airspace as regional tensions surge following Iran-related strikes. Officials say safety systems are fully active while thousands of travelers face flight disruptions.
Three people were killed and 14 injured in a mass shooting on Austin’s busy Sixth Street entertainment district. Police fatally shot the suspect, and authorities say there is no ongoing threat.
A rare planetary alignment will appear after sunset on February 28, with up to six planets visible. Experts say five can be seen with the naked eye, while two require binoculars or a telescope.
At least nine people were killed after violent clashes near the US Consulate in Karachi as protests linked to regional tensions spread across Pakistan, prompting heightened security and emergency measures.
Washington and Tel Aviv escalated pressure on Tehran as Trump claimed Iranian leaders were killed in the strikes, while Iran insisted its leadership remains intact and the Pentagon reported minimal damage from retaliation.
Explosions were reported across the Gulf after US and Israeli strikes on Iran triggered retaliation. Bahrain confirmed a missile attack near the US Fifth Fleet, while Qatar and the UAE moved to secure airspace.
The United States and Israel launched coordinated strikes on Iran, triggering missile retaliation across the region and raising fears of a wider Middle East conflict involving US forces.
Dan Simmons, the acclaimed author of Hyperion and The Terror, has died at 77 after a stroke in Colorado, leaving behind a celebrated legacy in science fiction and horror.
England pulled off a tense four wicket win over New Zealand in Colombo, chasing 160 with three balls left and leaving the Black Caps’ semi-final hopes hanging on net run rate.
US stocks slid Friday after wholesale inflation came in hotter than expected, sending the Dow down more than 600 points and putting major indexes on track for February losses.
Prime Video unveiled the first look at its God of War live action series, showing Ryan Hurst as Kratos and Callum Vinson as Atreus as production officially begins.
The Pokémon Company unveiled new Gen 10 games Winds and Waves for Nintendo Switch 2, introducing fresh starter Pokémon and an expansive open world ahead of a planned 2027 launch.
The Pentagon says Scouting America will revise policies affecting transgender youth and DEI programs as part of a continued military partnership review, drawing sharp attention to the organization’s evolving rules.
Bill Clinton denied wrongdoing ahead of his closed-door congressional deposition on Jeffrey Epstein, saying he “saw nothing” and ended contact years before the financier’s crimes became public.
Saudi Arabia’s Citizen Account Program will deposit March support payments on March 10, 2026, during Ramadan. Officials say the payout follows the standard monthly schedule for eligible beneficiaries.
Columbia University student Ellie Aghayeva was detained by DHS agents in New York, with officials citing an expired visa. The student claims the arrest was illegal as the university reviews its law enforcement access rules.
Adult Swim’s Smiling Friends will end after Season 3, with creators Michael Cusack and Zach Hadel citing burnout despite an earlier renewal. The final two episodes are scheduled to air April 12.
A 3.0 magnitude earthquake was recorded in Lexington County, South Carolina, near Lake Murray. The midday tremor was felt in Columbia and nearby communities, with no immediate reports of injuries.
Hillary Clinton told House investigators she had no knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes during a closed-door deposition in New York. The session briefly paused after a photo leak, as political tensions around the probe continue.
Jonathan Majors has begun filming a new Daily Wire action movie in South Carolina, marking his first major role since his 2023 conviction. The project signals an early step in the actor’s attempted Hollywood comeback.
An unidentified hacker allegedly used Anthropic’s Claude AI to automate attacks on Mexican government systems, stealing about 150GB of data. Security firms say the breach exposed voter and employee records while companies moved to contain misuse.
Samsung has launched the Galaxy S26 Ultra featuring a built-in Privacy Display and expanded AI camera tools. The flagship keeps similar hardware but adds smarter software, better night imaging, and stronger on-device privacy controls.
Federal agents searched the Los Angeles Unified School District headquarters and Superintendent Alberto Carvalho’s home Wednesday. Officials confirmed court-approved warrants but have not revealed the investigation’s focus.
President Donald Trump delivered a record-length State of the Union address, touting economic gains and foreign policy moves while drawing sharp Democratic criticism and intense real-time fact-checking.
Rising rapper Luci4, known for viral hit BodyPartz, has died at 23 in Los Angeles. Authorities have not confirmed the cause of death as family members call for answers.
Katherine Hartley Short, daughter of actor Martin Short, has died at 42 in Los Angeles. The family confirmed the loss and requested privacy as tributes begin to emerge for the licensed social worker.
Alexander Sørloth struck a superb hat-trick as Atletico Madrid beat Club Brugge 4-1 to seal a 7-4 aggregate victory and book their place in the UEFA Champions League last 16.
Washington University in St. Louis issued an armed person alert Tuesday morning but later gave the all clear after police searched the Danforth Campus and found no active threat.
Jack Hughes’ emotional USA celebration after a major hockey victory triggered online backlash, with some social media users urging Canadian singer Tate McRae to end their rumored relationship.
Paradise Season 2 is drawing mixed early reviews, with critics warning the Hulu series loses its mystery engine and narrative urgency despite strong performances from Sterling K. Brown.
The Evangelion franchise has confirmed a new anime series to mark its 30th anniversary. The project brings together major creative talent, though key story details and a release timeline remain undisclosed.
A powerful East Coast blizzard buried parts of New York under more than 22 inches of snow, grounding thousands of flights and triggering severe travel warnings across the region.
Utah mother and children’s book author Kouri Richins is on trial over the 2022 fentanyl death of her husband, Eric Richins, with prosecutors alleging murder and the defense denying any direct evidence.
Former UK ambassador to the United States Peter Mandelson was arrested in London as part of an investigation linked to newly released Epstein-related material, according to Metropolitan Police.
Bitcoin fell under $65,000 as President Donald Trump’s tariff escalation rattled risk markets, with analysts pointing to macro uncertainty and weak liquidity as key drivers of the crypto downturn.
The Season 1 finale of HBO’s Knight of the Seven Kingdoms delivers a reflective ending centered on consequences, character growth, and the future of Dunk and Egg rather than major action.
The U.S. Embassy has urged Americans in several Mexican states to shelter in place after security operations and cartel-linked disruptions impacted key tourist regions, raising fresh travel safety concerns.
Skywatchers across North America will witness a rare blood moon on March 3 as a total lunar eclipse turns the moon deep red during the early morning hours.
New York City officials declared a full snow day for public schools Monday as the region braces for its first blizzard warning in nearly a decade, with heavy snowfall, strong winds, and hazardous travel expected.
South Africa crushed India by 76 runs in the T20 World Cup 2026 match in Ahmedabad, powered by David Miller’s 63 and Dewald Brevis’ 45, after an earlier on-field exchange added heat to the contest.
Kim Kardashian warned in new court filings that Ray J’s public allegations could jeopardize her goal of becoming a lawyer, prompting fresh legal action from the reality star and her mother.
Mike Tirico says legendary broadcaster Marv Albert shaped a generation of NBA voices, including Mike Breen and Ian Eagle, highlighting Albert’s lasting influence on modern basketball coverage.
Kim Kardashian revealed doctors detected a small brain aneurysm during routine imaging, raising awareness about a condition that is often silent but can become serious if it ruptures.
Punch, the baby Japanese macaque who captured hearts online while hugging a stuffed toy, is now showing encouraging signs of social bonding with other monkeys at his zoo in Japan.
Jersey Shore star Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi revealed she has Stage 1 cervical cancer but said doctors caught it early. She is now undergoing further testing while urging women to prioritize regular screenings.
Sam Levinson and his wife donated $27,000 to a GoFundMe created for Eric Dane’s family following the actor’s death at 53 after an ALS battle.
Willie Colón, the influential salsa pioneer and trombonist, has died at 75. The Bronx-born musician leaves behind a decades-long legacy that helped define modern Latin music worldwide.
The National Weather Service has placed parts of Central West Florida under a fire weather watch for Monday as gusty winds and low humidity are expected to create conditions favorable for rapid wildfire spread.
Real Madrid fought back at El Sadar after falling behind to Osasuna, with Vinicius Junior scoring the equalizer in a tense LaLiga clash that could impact the title race.