Pete Hegseth attacks media over reporting of US strikes in Iran

The US defence secretary, Pete Hegseth, has launched an attack on the media over their reporting of the US strikes in Iran. Hegseth accused the media of 'spinning' leaked information and told journalists about the stories he thinks they should be writing, including 'how hard it is to fly a plane for 36 hours'

'I may do it, I may not': Trump gives update on US response to Iran

President Donald Trump has declined to say whether the US is planning to strike Iran or its nuclear facilities. He said the Iranians had reached out but he felt 'it’s very late to be talking … There’s a big difference between now and a week ago. Nobody knows what I’m going to do'

It's difficult to explain just how stupid America's Reality T.V. host/leader really is. Everything he does is meant to inflate his very fragile ego. 

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Ice agents arrest New York City comptroller Brad Lander

Ice agents arrest New York City comptroller Brad Lander – video

Ice agents arrested the New York City comptroller and Democratic mayoral candidate Brad Lander at a federal building in Manhattan. He had spent the morning there observing immigration hearings and told an Associated Press reporter he had intended to accompany some immigrants out of the building. Footage of the arrest shows an agent telling Lander: 'You're obstructing'. Lander replies: 'You don't have the authority to arrest US citizens asking for a judicial warrant' as he was led into a lift

Report: New nuclear arms race could be underway

A dangerous new race to build nuclear weapons could be underway, according to a leading research body tracking global arms stockpiles. In its annual report, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, also known as SIPRI, has highlighted a trend of growing nuclear stockpiles. According to its findings, nearly all of the world's nine nuclear-armed states are modernizing and upgrading existing weapons and adding new ones. Currently, the US and Russia own 90% of the warheads, while China’s nuclear arsenal is developing the fastest.

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How Israeli strikes are shaping public sentiment in Iran

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A week of US protests: how immigration raids in LA escalated to mass outcry

Acacia Redding and Sarah Bertram

Fri 13 Jun 2025 15.08 BST

The Trump administration’s immigration raids in Los Angeles prompted mostly peaceful protests, which escalated when the president sent in the national guard – and then the US marines. Here is a video timeline of how the crisis has unfolded so far

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Hegseth suggests Pentagon has prepared plans to invade Greenland and Panama

The US defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, appeared to acknowledge that the Pentagon had contingency plans to take Greenland and Panama by force if necessary during a congressional hearing on Thursday. When repeatedly asked by representative Adam Smith if invading the two countries was a policy of the defence department, Hegseth replied: 'Our job at the defense department is to have plans for any contingency'

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Trump says anyone who protests at Saturday's military parade 'will be met with very heavy force'

 Donald Trump warned people against protesting at this weekend’s military parade in Washington to celebrate the US Army’s 250th anniversary.

“For those people that want to protest, they’re going to be met with very big force,” Trump told reporters in the Oval Office. “I haven’t even heard about a protest, but you know, this is people that hate our country, but they will be met with very heavy force.”

That type of threat would usually be made by an authoritarian ruler. Meaning: You will glorify me and the countries military.  "They will be met with very heavy force."  One might interpret that statement as, you will be met armed violence.  We will shoot you. 

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Australian Reporter Shot By Rubber Bullet While Reporting On L.A. Protests

Video shows an LAPD police officer aiming and then firing at the reporter at almost point-blank range.        

Source: The Independent

An Australian television journalist was hit by a rubber bullet while covering the protests over immigration raids in Los Angeles, with a British photographer also injured as police used crowd-control rounds.

Lauren Tomasi, US correspondent for Nine News, was reporting outside the Metropolitan Detention Centre in downtown LA when a rubber bullet struck her as officers began dispersing protesters.

“After hours of standing off, this situation has now rapidly deteriorated, the LAPD moving in on horseback, firing rubber bullets at protesters, moving them on through the heart of LA,” she said in the report.

Moments later, Tomasi could be heard crying out and is seen grabbing her calf.

A bystander shouted, “You just f****** shot the reporter!”

When a bystander asked Tomasi if she was alright, she responded saying: “I’m good.”

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Los Angeles riot police fire 'flash-bang' rounds at protesters after violent immigration raids

 

The Trump administration's crackdown on immigration has set off violent protests in Los Angeles. US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents arrested dozens of people in raids across the city, prompting LA mayor Karen Bass to accuse immigration agents of sowing terror in communities. On Friday evening, more than 500 people gathered in downtown Los Angeles to protest ICE’s crackdown. Groups of protesters demonstrated in front of a federal building where immigrants were believed to be detained, demanding their release. There were also reports of protesters vandalizing buildings and throwing slabs of concrete. Los Angeles police, who were not involved in the ICE raids, but were deployed in response to the protests, fired flash grenades at demonstrators.

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What to know about the third private attempt to reach the moon

A Japanese aerospace firm has lost contact with its lunar lander Resilience during its final descent to the Moon. Operated by iSpace, this marks only the third time in history that a private company has reached the lunar surface—and the first by a company outside the U.S. The uncrewed lander was launched aboard a SpaceX rocket in January.

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Protesters gather outside UK parliament demanding full arms embargo, sanctions on Israel

Campaigners against the war on Gaza have gathered outside the British Parliament in London. They are demanding a full arms embargo and sanctions be imposed on Israel. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer told parliament that Israel's actions in Gaza are inexcusable.

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Russia expert predicts how ceasefire talks will change after Ukraine’s bold drone attack

 

Russian and Ukrainian delegates met in Istanbul on Monday for their second set of direct peace talks, a day after Kyiv launched a shock drone attack on Russia’s nuclear-capable bombers, in an operation that President Volodymyr Zelensky said was a year and a half in the making.

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Ukraine: Russian bombers burning 'en masse' at Russian airbases after drone attack

Ukraine has carried out large-scale drone strikes against several airbases deep inside Russia, destroying multiple combat planes, according to the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU). The operation, dubbed “Spiderweb,” comes on the eve of expected peace talks in Istanbul between Russia and Ukraine, and involved the most ambitious simultaneous strikes on Russian airbases carried out by Ukraine since the war began.