US sanctions target Houthi maritime smuggling in Yemen, focusing on individuals, entities, and vessels involved in illicit activities. The move is part of an effort to disrupt the financial underpinnings of the Iran-backed Houthi terror group.

The administration is frustrated with Netanyahu's actions following a recent attack, questioning if he is undermining progress in talks.

Nadine Menendez, convicted of accepting bribes in exchange for political favors, received a 54-month prison sentence. Her husband, former Senator Bob Menendez, was previously sentenced to 11 years in prison for similar charges.

Israel's attack on Hamas members in Doha has triggered an emergency summit in Qatar and raised questions about Israel's intentions and its relationship with the US. The incident has also strained Israel's ties with Arab states and put pressure on the Trump administration.

Iran's Foreign Minister acknowledges enriched uranium buried under rubble from Israeli strikes, with the country's top security body overseeing nuclear affairs and a new cooperation framework with the IAEA in place.

Dr. Yolanda Yavor's detention extended after posting video inciting violence against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Facebook.

Columbia protest leader Khalil praises anti-Zionist Jews for giving hope and advocates for Palestinian and Jewish self-determination. He condemns the Trump administration and the Zionist lobby for fueling antisemitism by equating anti-Zionism with antisemitism.

London police are on the lookout for a man suspected of smearing feces on synagogues and other Jewish sites in the city. The offenses are being treated as religiously-motivated criminal damage, with the suspect linked to seven incidents.

New photos of the suspect in the Charlie Kirk shooting have been released by the Utah Department of Public Safety. The FBI is asking for assistance from the public in identifying the shooter.

Qatar's PM condemns Israel for ignoring Gaza hostages but remains committed to peace efforts despite the airstrike in Doha.

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has been convicted and sentenced to 27 years in prison for his involvement in plotting a coup. His inflammatory rhetoric and divisive policies have caused widespread controversy in Brazil.

A young woman living in a remote woodland camp with a self-proclaimed African 'royal tribe' in Scotland is raising concerns. The group claims to be reclaiming ancestral land and consists of Kofi Offeh, his wife Jean Gasho, and their 'handmaiden' Asnat.