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  • Four senators threaten government shutdown unless Congress cuts off Iran war money

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    Four senators threaten government shutdown unless Congress cuts off Iran war money

    TEHRAN — Four Democratic senators said Thursday they will vote against any short-term spending bill that leaves President Donald Trump free to keep paying for the war on Iran, turning the December 11 funding deadline into the first real test of whether Congress will cut off a war it never authorized.

  • Jensen Huang’s exit leaves a much bigger story unexplained

    Jensen Huang’s exit leaves a much bigger story unexplained

    TEHRAN — Jensen Huang built Nvidia into the indispensable supplier of the AI boom and convinced Washington that U.S. leadership depended on it. His resignation on Thursday leaves a harder question: how did a company with such political reach become the center of an export-control scandal the Trump administration supposedly failed to contain?

  • Yemeni forces complete Aden encirclement

    Yemeni forces complete Aden encirclement

    Forces loyal to Yemen’s Ansarallah movement have managed to make major advances against Saudi-backed militants south of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, officially completing the encirclement of Aden Province.

  • Jensen Huang’s exit leaves a much bigger story unexplained

    Jensen Huang’s exit leaves a much bigger story unexplained

    TEHRAN — Jensen Huang built Nvidia into the indispensable supplier of the AI boom and convinced Washington that U.S. leadership depended on it. His resignation on Thursday leaves a harder question: how did a company with such political reach become the center of an export-control scandal the Trump administration supposedly failed to contain?

  • Four senators threaten government shutdown unless Congress cuts off Iran war money

    By staff writer

    Four senators threaten government shutdown unless Congress cuts off Iran war money

    TEHRAN — Four Democratic senators said Thursday they will vote against any short-term spending bill that leaves President Donald Trump free to keep paying for the war on Iran, turning the December 11 funding deadline into the first real test of whether Congress will cut off a war it never authorized.

  • Yemeni forces complete Aden encirclement

    Yemeni forces complete Aden encirclement

    Forces loyal to Yemen’s Ansarallah movement have managed to make major advances against Saudi-backed militants south of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, officially completing the encirclement of Aden Province.

  • Six, including a surgeon, killed in Israeli strike on Nasser Hospital in Gaza

    Six, including a surgeon, killed in Israeli strike on Nasser Hospital in Gaza

    An Israeli airstrike on Gaza’s Nasser Hospital on Wednesday night killed six people, injured 27 others and caused extensive damage.

  • X suspends Palestinian American campaign account after Senate bid

    X suspends Palestinian American campaign account after Senate bid

    Social media platform X has suspended the campaign account of Palestinian American writer Ahmed Moor, days after he announced a Democratic primary challenge against Senator John Fetterman in Pennsylvania’s 2028 election, Anadolu reports.

  • Student replaces German flag with Palestinian flag outside Bundestag

    Student replaces German flag with Palestinian flag outside Bundestag

    A 22-year-old German man climbed a flagpole outside the German parliament building, the Bundestag, in Berlin, removed the German flag and replaced it with a Palestinian flag in protest against the German government’s position on Israel’s ongoing war in the Gaza Strip, Middle East Monitor reported.

  • Has the West launched a new smear campaign against Iran?

    By Matin Jamshidi

    Has the West launched a new smear campaign against Iran?

    TEHRAN - Reports surfaced on Tuesday, Nov. 10, that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has been relocated from his home in Washington, D.C., to a military base amid alleged Iranian assassination threats.

  • Flooded tents deepen the misery of displaced Gazans

    Flooded tents deepen the misery of displaced Gazans

    By Syeda Farheen Naqi Mossavi

    TEHRAN - In Gaza, even the weather has become an enemy that the international community refuses to confront.

  • Military and settlers work hand in hand in West Bank

    By staff writer

    Military and settlers work hand in hand in West Bank

    Settler attacks reach highest total since 2006 as West Bank killings continue

    TEHRAN — Israeli soldiers shot dead a 14-year-old boy in the West Bank village of Burqa on November 9, kept ambulances from reaching the wounded and briefly held the paramedics who tried.

  • Trump’s utter nonsense about Persian Gulf Arab states

    Trump’s utter nonsense about Persian Gulf Arab states

    It is now quite clear that US military bases in Persian Gulf are a liability, not an asset

    TEHRAN — United States President Donald Trump has said the U.S. plans to seek compensation from countries it “protected” during its war on Iran.

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