Treasury Sanctions Baghdad Bank and Iran Shadow Bankers as U.S. Weighs 'Mother of All Bombs' Option

An executive order formally imposes, then suspends, the law's tariffs on Russia and its biggest oil customers, with no end date.

An unverified IRGC mine claim, a projectile strike off Saudi Arabia and a UKMTO tally of 12 ships hit in a week deepen the Hormuz shipping crisis as CENTCOM insists the strait is open.

OFAC designated four people and 11 entities tied to the Cartel del Noreste in its fourth and largest action against the cartel's networks under the Trump administration, as Mexico froze accounts the same day.

Singapore confirms the container ship GFS Pride sank after a projectile strike, a second ship was reported sinking, and Iran's Hormuz campaign hit a wartime high as Trump weighs renewed strikes.

The American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine says U.S. brands are taking direct hits while Washington presses Kyiv over strikes on Russian fuel sites.

An executive order formally imposes, then suspends, the law's tariffs on Russia and its biggest oil customers, with no end date.

The American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine says U.S. brands are taking direct hits while Washington presses Kyiv over strikes on Russian fuel sites.

Rubio's move blocks the court's U.S. assets and gives Americans six months to cut ties, setting up a clash with Europe.

The Justice Department says a joint refusal by competing networks to cover the president could violate the Sherman Act; press groups call it intimidation.

A Treasury license lets Russian diesel onto world markets through April 2027, opening a public rift with Kyiv as peace talks stall.