"Although I'm From Miami...": Marco Rubio On Delhi's Sweltering Heat

05/24/26 3:16 PM

Marco Rubio arrived in New Delhi as part of his four-day India tour and was seen reacting to the sweltering heat.

"Anything India Wants, They Get": Trump's Phone Call At Live Delhi Event

05/24/26 9:57 PM

Trump Dials Rubio During Live Delhi Event, Says, "I love Prime Minister Modi"

"Chutzpah": Critics Target George Soros After $30M Anti-Hate Pledge

05/24/26 2:44 PM

Critics have accused George Soros of backing groups that helped fuel anti-Israel protests across US college campuses.

"Good News In Few Hours": Top US Diplomat's Big Iran Update From India

05/24/26 2:47 PM

Marco Rubio Press Conference With S Jaishankar On Iran War: "Possibility That World Will Get Some Good News In Next Few Hours"

"Some Bumps" Likely: Marco Rubio As S Jaishankar Flags Visa Concerns

05/24/26 7:22 PM

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Sunday flagged India's concerns with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio over the Trump administration's changes to visa and immigration policies, saying legal mobility should not be adversely impacted by the new approach.

"US, India Not Just Allies, We're Strategic Allies": Rubio To S Jaishankar

05/24/26 2:48 PM

Marco Rubio, who began his four-day India visit yesterday, met his Indian counterpart S Jaishankar this morning.

'Apocalyptic' Devastation Hits Kyiv As Russia Deploys New Hypersonic Weapon

05/24/26 6:01 PM

Ukrainian officials said around 600 drones and 90 missiles were fired in the attack.

'Critical point' for consumer shortages flagged as 'emergency buffers fail simultaneously'

05/17/26 4:30 PM

Renowned international security expert Robert Pape issued a dire warning on Sunday that an irreversible “critical point” had been reached in the U.S. war against Iran, one that risks sparking global shortages and economic disruptions on a scale not seen in decades.“Two months ago, I warned that the Iran war was not simply creating an oil price spike. It was creating the conditions for shortages, supply disruptions, and eventually economic contraction,” Pape, a professor of political science at the University of Chicago, warned in an analysis published Sunday on his Substack. “That transition is now beginning.”Among Iran’s first responses to the “unprovoked” attack from the United States and Israel was to close the Strait of Hormuz – a critical shipping waterway through which 20% of the world’s oil trade historically flowed – to U.S.-aligned vessels. Predictably, the strait’s partial closure sent oil prices skyrocketing.With the war now stretching into its 78th day as of Sunday, the strait’s closure has finally exhausted worldwide “buffers” that have helped to slow the economic impact from disrupting trade through what is among the busiest shipping channels on earth, Pape warned.“The critical point is no longer oil prices alone,” Pape wrote. “The world’s emergency buffers – inventories, reserves, subsidies, and logistical workarounds – are beginning to fail simultaneously.”Signs of existing stockpiles or resources still in transit being exhausted have already reached the United States. The final shipment of oil from the Strait of Hormuz before its partial closure arrived in California earlier this month, and reporting suggests a major shortage of motor oil may be imminent.

'Do Not Rush': Trump To US Negotiators On Signing Deal With Iran

05/24/26 9:04 PM

The United States has imposed a blockade of Iranian ports since April 13 after Tehran virtually halted traffic through the economically vital Strait of Hormuz.

'Straight out of South Park': MS NOW hosts burst into laughter as Trump plan falls apart

05/20/26 10:54 AM

MS NOW host Joe Scarborough and “Morning Joe” regular John Heilemann had a good laugh on Wednesday morning over a report that Donald Trump and the Israelis had a grand plan to reinstall Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as the leader of Iran.According to the New York Times report, “… the audacious plan, developed by the Israelis and which Mr. Ahmadinejad had been consulted about, quickly went awry, according to the U.S. officials who were briefed on it.”The report added, “Mr. Ahmadinejad was injured on the war’s first day by an Israeli strike” and that “after the near miss he became disillusioned with the regime change plan.”On “Morning Joe,” the Times' Elizabeth Buhmiller prompted the conversation by noting that, when it comes to Iran, Trump is “ …kind of stuck in a corner. He — it's a real problem.”Pointing to the aborted Ahmadinejad plan, she added, “It just shows you how unplanned and by the seat of their pants this war is.”Co-host Scarborough then piled on as Heilemann burst into laughter. “It ended up all the time the moderate was Ahmadinejad, who would have known they were going to blow him out of prison, almost killed him,” Scarborough sarcastically pointed out as Heilemann laughed. “Of course, this is like, this is straight out of — this is, this is straight out of a South Park episode or a movie.”“What was the movie where they had the American heroes that saved Paris by blowing up the Eiffel Tower and everything else?” he joked. “Great movie a couple of years ago. But anyway, that's what, that's what we were doing.” - YouTube youtu.be