President Donald Trump announced Thursday that the Board of Peace had reached what he called a “HISTORIC agreement” for the “COMPLETE DISARMAMENT of Hamas and all other armed groups in Gaza.”

Trump said the agreement is a major step in implementing his 20-Point Plan for Gaza, which he said would eventually lead to a new Palestinian government taking control of the territory while ensuring Israel’s security. The president said the deal would be carried out in phases, with Israeli forces withdrawing as disarmament progresses. He added that an International Stabilization Force would work alongside a new Palestinian police force to maintain security in Gaza.

Spain is deploying military forces to its North African enclave of Ceuta after thousands of mostly male migrants crossed into the territory from Morocco, with officials reporting at least nine deaths during the border chaos. The Spanish government announced Thursday that the Armed Forces would assist the Civil Guard to “maintain security in the city of Ceuta” after local authorities requested additional support as the situation at the border rapidly escalated.

Human Events Daily host Jack Posobiec warned Thursday that the escalating conflict with Iran could become a major issue for Republicans heading into a tight election cycle, as questions grow over military strategy, energy prices and the potential impact on American voters.

Berlin LGBTQ affairs commissioner Alfonso Pantisano said a deadly vehicle attack at the city's Christopher Street Day Pride celebration should not be used to blame immigrants, warning that doing so would ignore what he called persistent anti-

Nigerian lawyer Rodiyah Omotoyosi Mikhail was called to the Bar during the September 2025 Call to Bar ceremony while wearing a niqab beneath the traditional legal wig and gown required for new legal practitioners.

Mikhail was among 6,009 lawyers admitted to the Nigerian Bar during the ceremony organized by the Body of Benchers. Photos from the event showed her dressed in the formal black legal attire while wearing a black niqab, leaving only her eyes visible.

Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has reportedly been killed, and his body recovered following Israeli strikes on his compound earlier today.

Senior Israeli officials confirmed to multiple news outlets that Khamenei is dead after the strikes. Axios reported that the Israeli ambassador to the US informed US officials that Khamenei was killed, and Reuters cited a senior official who said Khamenei's body had been found. The confirmations came after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said there were "growing signs" that the Iranian leader is "gone."

European leaders reacted to the US and Israeli strikes on Iran, largely calling for restraint as well as de-escalation. At the same time, they said that Iran cannot have access to nuclear weapons. 

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer said that British forces were participating in coordinated defense efforts to protect the United Kingdom’s interests and allies, but were not taking part in the strikes. In a video statement posted on X, he said, “Our forces are active and British planes are in the sky today as part of coordinated regional defensive operations to protect our people, our interests and our allies, as Britain has done before, in line with international law.”

Leading up to the US-Israeli strikes on Iran, the Central Intelligence Agency assessed that if Supreme Leader of Iran Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed, he would likely be replaced by a hardline figure from the IRGC in Iran, according to a report from

The US and Israel have launched an joint attack on Iran as tensions between the Trump administration and that largest state sponsor of terror, Iran, have escalated in recent months. A senior Israeli official has also confirmed that Iranian regime officials were being targeted in the attack, per

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has advised US officials stationed in the Middle East to refrain from making comments that could make the already dicey diplomatic situation between Iran and the US worse. Rubio's remarks follow an appearance made by US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee on

Hamit Coskun, 51, has won a massive case in the UK High Court after his conviction was overturned. Coskun was brought up on charges of harassing the "religious institution of Islam" after he burned a Quran outside the Turkish Consolate while shouting

President Donald Trump promised to reduce drug prices for Americans; he's doing it in a variety of ways, and Americans already are paying less for drugs.

His administration has negotiated through Medicare to reduce the price of 10 drugs, including Eliquis, Jardiance, and Xaretto, effective Jan. 1, and will add 15 more drugs, including Entresto and Stelara, on Jan. 1, 2027. He further has required that Part D plans – Medicare's prescription drug benefit – cover all selected drugs.