Israeli officials say Iran's internet blackout is hiding war damage, jamming Starlink, and stopping civilians from organizing amid mounting regime pressure.

Iran's ballistic missiles, including the Shahab-3 and Khorramshahr-4, were developed with North Korean help, says expert Bruce Bechtol, who urges stronger sanctions enforcement.

The U.S. is reportedly allowing a Russian oil tanker to reach Cuba as President Donald Trump eases pressure on the island, saying country "needs to survive."

At least 33 bodies, including 25 children, were unearthed from a mass grave in Kericho, Kenya, as authorities investigate a reported hospital morgue transfer.

Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre closed on Palm Sunday under Israeli wartime rules, drawing rebukes from the Catholic Church and Italy.

Iran's parliament speaker vows never to accept "humiliation" as the Pentagon reportedly prepares ground force options near the Strait of Hormuz for Trump.

Kim Jong Un oversaw a new solid-fuel rocket engine test, state media reports, as North Korea pushes to upgrade its long-range strategic strike capabilities.

A North Korean forced labor survivor describes earning $800 a month but keeping only $10, with passports seized and no way to leave Russian work sites.

Ukraine's president offered the country's counter-drone technology to Gulf nations, seeking missile support as Ukraine faces a critical air defense deficit.

After American Eric Fernando Gutierrez Molina went missing, a mayor in Colombia noted the discovery of a corpse that he said likely is that of the missing man.

Houthis launched ballistic and cruise missiles at Israel, which says it intercepted the strike. Analysts say Iran is pressuring the Houthis to show leverage in U.S. talks.

Uganda's military chief Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba claims Uganda could enter the Iran-Israel war on Israel's side, posting a series of pro-Israel statements on X this week.

Experts say Iran's military is built to survive, not win conventionally, as the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps retains missiles, proxies and naval threats despite U.S. strikes.

The IDF says it struck Iran's Arak heavy water plant, a key plutonium site, as experts warn Natanz and Isfahan still hold highly enriched uranium.

Russian MMA fighter Matvei Rumiantsev was sentenced to four years for assaulting a woman in London in an attack Barron Trump witnessed on FaceTime.

Sophie Turner suffered an on-set injury, prompting the studio to pause production on the live-action "Tomb Raider" series, an Amazon MGM Studios rep confirmed.

Amanda Peet says Hollywood is "smoke and mirrors," speaking candidly about the competitive industry, aging and her breast cancer diagnosis.

Gavin Rossdale says co-parenting with Gwen Stefani is like a two-lane highway that never merges, but insists the system works for their kids.

Lionel Richie warns rising stars to embrace fan support, saying fame without people "doesn't work," amid Chappell Roan's Brazil fan incident controversy.

Actor Rob Schneider invoked a JFK quote on X while calling for restoring the military draft, urging every American to serve two years of service at 18.

Howie Mandel says sorry to Kelly Ripa on Instagram after a joke on "Live With Kelly and Mark" didn't land, but ends his apology with a humorous twist.

"RHONY" alum Carole Radziwill speaks out after Epstein files surface emails between her and convicted sex offender Ghislaine Maxwell, her former friend.

Kim Novak says Sydney Sweeney was "totally wrong" to play her in the biopic "Scandalous!" and claims she never would have approved the casting decision.

Nick Cannon backs Trump and agrees to Amber Rose's claim that "Democrats don't care about Black people" during candid political chat with her on his talk show.

Kurt Russell recalls living in an attic in East LA as a child after his father left baseball to pursue acting, reflecting on his humble beginnings.

Actress Heather Graham says her ageless look comes from yoga, 10 to 11 hours of sleep, and a beauty routine that includes Botox and laser treatments.

Italian authorities seized artwork and assets worth $23 million allegedly stolen from Bond girl Ursula Andress by her longtime financial advisor.