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Ukrainian drone strike hits Voronezh, killing one and injuring three; Russia responds with massive barrage, including hypersonic missile; peace talks ongoing despite escalating strikes and use of new weaponry.

Diógenes Angulo, a Venezuelan teenager, was released from prison after a year and five months, following the capture of former President Nicolás Maduro. His release, along with a few others, came amidst promises of mass prisoner releases by the Venezuelan government. However, rights groups report that hundreds remain detained, including prominent opposition leaders. Pro-Maduro supporters rallied in cities, while Acting President Delcy Rodríguez condemned the U.S. action. Diplomatic talks between the U.S. and Venezuela are heating up, with families eagerly awaiting the release of their loved ones.

Iranian protests escalate into full-blown challenge to regime, despite internet shutdown and violent crackdown. Massive crowds defy blackout, demanding economic relief and political change. Rights groups report hundreds dead, with activists calling it a massacre. Tehran paralyzed, shops shuttered, and mobile service vanished. Exiled Reza Pahlavi rallies supporters, Trump backs movement. Parliament speaker threatens strikes on US and Israeli targets if attacked. Deep unrest signals potential reshaping of nation.

Israel on High Alert as Iran Protests Escalate: U.S. Intervention Threatened Israel is bracing for potential U.S. intervention in Iran, where massive anti-government protests are underway. President Trump has warned Irans leaders against using force on demonstrators and offered U.S. support. This comes after a twelve-day war between Israel and Iran in June, when the U.S. joined Israel in launching airstrikes. Israeli security officials held consultations over the weekend to discuss the risks. Netanyahu spoke with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio about the possibility of American action in Iran. With tensions high, the region awaits the next move.

Shocking Double Murder in Columbus: Ex-Husband Charged in Deaths of Former Wife and Her New Husband

Shocking Revelation: Biden Administrations Letter Praised Rahmanullah Lakanwal, Accused of Shooting Military Members, as No Threat to U.S. National Security

Bob Weir, co-founder of the Grateful Dead, has passed away at 78. Known for his guitar and vocal skills, he built a community through his music. After a cancer diagnosis, he performed in Golden Gate Park, leaving fans with emotional memories. His family asks for privacy as they honor his legacy of a three-hundred-year musical legacy.

FBI Director Kash Patel reveals internal memos showing special counsel Jack Smiths team approved a $20,000 payment to a confidential informant during the Arctic Frost investigation, targeting President Trump and his allies. Republicans argue this is political weaponization, with Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley releasing documents linking the probe to Smiths elector case against Trump. Smiths team defends the grand jury subpoena for toll records from eight senators and one House member, denying any wiretaps or call contents were involved. The fight over alleged bias in federal probes continues, with Trump pushing for accountability in law enforcement.

Iowa Senator Joni Ernst endorses Congresswoman Ashley Hinson for her open Senate seat, aiming to secure the GOP nomination without a primary fight. Democrats, including state Senator Zach Wahls and others, are pushing back, focusing on costs and healthcare. The race is a key battleground in the 2026 elections, with Iowa leaning Republican.