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CENTCOM confirms airstrike killed senior Islamic State leader Ali Husayn al-Ulaywi in Syria as Damascus rebuffs Trump's suggestion to intervene in Lebanon.
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Arizona charged 271 individuals with immigration-related crimes in a single week of enforcement operations.
Ricardo Orizaba-Zendejas, 21, sentenced to 20 years for trafficking meth, fentanyl, and cocaine in operation targeting Sinaloa and CJNG cartels.
Yemen's Houthis launched two missiles at central Israel and declared a total ban on Israeli maritime navigation in the Red Sea.
A Hindu nationalist mob attacked a worship service in Chhattisgarh, India, injuring at least 25 Christians, including a pastor's pregnant wife.
Nigerian forces rescued at least 360 people abducted by Boko Haram from Ngoshe in March, though local leaders dispute the military's account of the operation.
A federal jury convicted four Boilermakers Union leaders of racketeering and embezzlement in a scheme involving no-show jobs, luxury travel, and a $7 million unauthorized loan.
Federal courts sentence four men across South Dakota, Oklahoma, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts for assault, firearms offenses, and fraud under DOJ enforcement priorities.
Turkish Interior Minister Mustafa Ciftci said he prays to one day govern Jerusalem, calling for former Ottoman lands to return to Turkish sovereignty.
Ansaru terrorists holding over 40 students and teachers in Oyo state demand prisoner releases, ₦1 billion ransom, and Sharia-related laws.
Mohamed Sagha, 22, of Wayne, N.J., allegedly discussed attacking a Jewish place of worship and a National Guard location in support of ISIS.
Pope Leo XIV became the first pontiff to address Spain's Congress of Deputies, challenging lawmakers on abortion and euthanasia protections.
Manuel Alberto Cortes Cuan, 38, a Mexican national deported five times, received 14 months in federal prison for unlawful re-entry after arrest in Lyons, Ill.
