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The Pentagon has officially upped the number of service members who have died in the Middle East since the start of the Iran war, adding one additional death to bring the disclosed total to 19. Capt. Bianca C. Wilkerson, 37, of Norfolk, Va., died Sept. 18 “as a result of a non-combat related incident.” She...
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This story appeared in Today, Explained, a daily newsletter that helps you understand the most compelling news and stories of the day. A hearing on President Donald Trump’s White House press ban ended without a ruling this afternoon — an admittedly anticlimactic outcome, but one that will likely change very soon.
This is an important step and comes amid many developments in Iraq. Iraq is also trying to rein in Iranian-backed militias. It says this will happen by June of 2027.
The 228th Brigade finished its three-month-long deployment in Syria's security zone, while the 98th Division Headquarters will begin to operate in the West Bank amid a rise in terror attacks.
Also, hackers say they stole thousands of sensitive F.B.I. records. Here’s the latest at the end of Wednesday.
Yet almost two decades later, our name began appearing again in some enormous cocaine cases. One of the biggest, however, did not have to reach Europe before it was discovered.
IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi joins Bloomberg's David Bura at the UNGA to discuss the nuclear situation in Iran. He says there is still a fairly important amount of nuclear material in Iran and that the IAEA can get on the ground and assess pretty fast if there is the political will for it. (Source: Bloomberg)
