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Podcast | Israel and Iran's exchange of strikes over the past week has fueled fears that the longstanding enmity between the two countries could spill over into all-out war as Israel continues its offensive on Gaza in the wake of the attack on Israel by the Tehran-backed Palestinian militant group Hamas.

"Im into beauty, to be honest with you," Trump told conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt on Thursday.

Historians, academics and political thinkers examine the life and legacy of the controversial statesman.

During his presidency, Trump praised China and President Xi Jinping for executing drug dealers swiftly.

There is a "slim" chance that Yevgeny Prigozhin faked his own death, one political analyst told Newsweek.

Top Biden officials had previously warned that the Wagner chief could be killed off for his short-lived mutiny against Moscow.

Fourteen Russia experts on what we learned about Putin over the past few days, and what the attempted mutiny could mean for Russia and the West.

Whether it was a protest or a coup attempt, the march to Moscow by Wagner leader Yevgeny Prigozhin is seen as a major event for Russia and its President Vladimir Putin. Here’s what several Russian experts are saying could be next for the Russian leader.

Zelensky has made repeated calls for Western allies to provide fighter jets in order for his military to establish air superiority over the Russian military.

Leaked documents indicate close U.S.-Ukrainian coordination in the war with Russia, but there are limits. Experts point to Ukraine’s innate distrust of even friendly powers. The leaks won’t help.