World
Pentagon Weighs Reducing Military Footprint in the Gulf
The U.S. Department of Defense is assessing whether to withdraw troops from the Persian Gulf, where bases have been under Iranian attacks for months, the Washington Post reports, citing administration sources.
World
US Pulls Last Carrier from Asia, Lincoln Heads Home After 9 Months
USS George Washington leaves the Pacific to relieve USS Abraham Lincoln in the war with Iran, leaving the Western Pacific temporarily without a US carrier.
World
Čović Hires American Lobbyists in Washington, RS Already Spent Millions
Dragan Čović, president of HDZ BiH, has signed a contract with the American lobbying firm Mercury Public Affairs, while Republika Srpska has spent at least nine million dollars on lobbying since Trump's inauguration.
World
Drone Footage Reveals Scale of Disaster in Spokane: Over 900 Homes Lost to Flames
Fires have scorched about 10,000 acres, forcing more than 64,000 residents to evacuate. Despite the massive destruction, there are no reports of casualties.
World
Trump Secretly Fled Turkey Amid Iranian Threat
Washington Post reveals the US president was transferred from Air Force One to a smaller military aircraft last month, while the White House claimed he was on the presidential plane.
World
Trump: 'Maybe It Will Be Different, and Maybe Not', Message to Iran
World
Washington and Tehran's Secret Plan: What Do Leaked Documents Reveal?
Skiing
Croatian Basketball Player Boris Tišma Heads to the US
Skiing
Boris Tišma continues his career at the University of Washington Huskies
Skiing
Tišma Reveals His Musical Taste in NCAA
Croatian power forward Boris Tišma (24) continues his career at Washington University in the US after a season with Zadar, where he will earn around €500,000 annually.
World
FAA Investigates Incident Involving Trump's Helicopter
A security lapse in Washington's airspace has reopened questions about protocols introduced after the fatal 2025 crash.
World
HDZ BiH Pays $30,000 a Month to American Lobbyists
The contract with Mercury Public Affairs runs for three months, with the main goal of promoting the constituent status of the three peoples in Washington. The monthly fee does not include additional expenses.
World
Suspect Arrested for Arson That Forced 60,000 to Evacuate
Authorities in Washington have arrested a 37-year-old man suspected of starting the largest of three wildfires raging near Spokane, which has destroyed hundreds of buildings.
World
FBI agent stole cryptocurrency and planned escape to EU
Patrick Yaroch, an FBI supervisory agent, admitted to taking about $1 million in cryptocurrency from digital accounts of foreign suspects, and asked ChatGPT how to invest the money and flee the US.
World
Fire Apocalypse: The World Battles Record Heat and Wildfires
As firefighters battle a blaze in Megara west of Athens for a third day and arrest arson suspects, South Korea records its highest temperature ever, and tens of thousands flee flames in Washington state.
Politics
State of Emergency in Washington: 60,000 Evacuated as Spokane Burns
As the city of Spokane battles the worst natural disaster in its history, researchers in New York are baffled by a humpback whale with a massive bite and a severely injured tuna.
Politics
Fire Engulfs Spokane Suburbs: 60,000 People Flee
Washington Governor Declares State of Emergency as Firefighters Battle Time and Terrain. This Marks the Fourth Consecutive Year of Record Drought in the State.
Politics
Firestorm: Wildfires Ravage Europe and the US
As the situation in France and Spain calms, Greece reports new fires and a dramatic collision of two helicopters. A state of emergency has been declared in the US state of Washington.
Tennis
Mektic and Krajicek Fall Short in Washington Final
The Croatian-American pair lost in straight sets to the British duo Cash/Glasspool, missing out on a second joint title.
Tennis
16-Year-Old Ljutova Wins WTA Memphis in Debut as World No. 229
Kristina Ljutova comes from behind to defeat Darja Vidmanov, while rain disrupts tournaments in Washington and Canada.