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    Laura Loomer says ‘America is over’ after US midterm elections: Here is what she posted

    Believing that the United States is on the brink of collapse due to escalating political disputes, Laura Loomer warned of the dangers of imminent political violence. She urged citizens to stockpile supplies to ensure their survival, asserting a looming 'Islamic communist takeover.'

    Russia once dismissed a US terror warning before the deadly Crocus massacre. Now, Moscow has arrested a teenager after a fresh American tip-off. What changed?

    In October 2026, the US Embassy in Moscow warned of a potential mass-casualty event at Tsaritsyno Museum Reserve. Following this warning, Russia's Federal Security Service detained a teenager allegedly planning an attack. The suspect had been active on social media, which prompted the investigation and security measures. This acknowledgment of US intelligence represents a notable shift from past responses to similar warnings.

    Mirwaiz Umar Farooq calls for dialogue, justice, reconciliation, hails International Crisis Group report on Jammu and Kashmir

    Mirwaiz Umar Farooq emphasized the need for civil liberties and reconciliation in Jammu and Kashmir. He pointed out that while violence has decreased, political grievances remain unaddressed. Farooq urged the release of political prisoners and meaningful government engagement. He called attention to alarming figures related to arrests and detentions since 2019 and their impact. The report advocates for restoring statehood and dialogue between India and Pakistan to build trust.

    Who sent $2 bn military equipment to Iran past US blockade? More than 5,000 agencies

    Iran has developed a clandestine network involving over 5,000 agencies to import military equipment and evade sanctions. This network functions despite ongoing US naval blockades and sanctions since the war began. Extensive investigations reveal significant transactions and military logistics supporting their activities. The secretive agencies have been linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and elite controlled businesses.

    Halima Salman, a New York woman who was married to an ISIS fighter in Syria as a teenager, faces up to 10 years in prison after being convicted of receiving weapons training from the group

    Halima Salman, a New York woman, was convicted of receiving weapons training from ISIS in Syria. She was taken to Syria by her father as a teenager. Salman spent time in ISIS-controlled housing and endured difficulties during her marriage before fleeing. US officials arrested her upon her return to New York in 2024. She now faces a potential prison sentence of up to ten years.

    India slams Pakistan at UN, questions report for overlooking religious discrimination in developed nations

    India criticised Pakistan at the United Nations over alleged discrimination against religious minorities, citing shrinking minority populations and violations of their rights. Indian diplomat Bhavika Mangalanandan also questioned a UN report on funeral rights during exceptional circumstances, accused it of selective treatment and recalled Pakistan’s refusal to accept soldiers’ bodies during the 1999 Kargil conflict.

    • Car registered to man accused of planning mass shooting was at Hindu temple he targeted, police say

      Alexandros Paporakis was arrested after planning a mass shooting at Sri Venkateswara Swami Temple in Illinois. Police acted on a tip received from Paporakis' coworkers who reported his threats against Indian people. After his gun jammed, he left the temple parking lot on the day of the intended attack. Authorities found an unregistered AR-style rifle and tactical gear at his home.

      Iran likely behind security incident at RAF Fairford, says UK PM Burnham

      British Prime Minister Andy Burnham indicated that a suspected plot against RAF Fairford was likely coordinated in Iran. Five British men were arrested for terrorism and later released on police bail with conditions. The arrests occurred in the early hours of September 27, raising concerns about foreign state involvement. President Donald Trump mentioned a threat related to Iran prompted the removal of American B-1 bombers.

      Who is Matthew Burtchaell Ingalls? Father of Cornell University frat brother co-accused in alleged gang rape case converted to Islam, teaches Islamic studies in Dubai; all about his UAE roots

      Matthew Ingalls finds himself at the center of controversy after a threesome escalated into an alleged sexual assault. Despite being raised in privilege and attending distinguished schools in the Middle East, he harbored embarrassment about his American roots. Following an internal probe at Cornell University that led to his expulsion, he became embroiled in a lawsuit filed by Jane Doe.

      Matthew Ingalls, one of seven Cornell Chi Phi brothers accused of ‘gang rape’ with Dubai roots, 'hates' America; here’s why

      Matthew Ingalls, accused of gang rape, grew up between the Middle East and the United States. His father, a professor of Islamic studies, converted to Islam and teaches in Dubai. Ingalls was expelled from Cornell University in 2024 following a sexual assault investigation. The lawsuit filed in September 2026 renewed attention to the case, detailing serious allegations from the victim.

      Nidal Hasan execution: What happened the last time the US held a public execution in 1936?

      In a historic and controversial move, the US military plans to livestream the execution of Nidal Hasan, convicted for the Fort Hood shooting, on December 3. This unprecedented act raises significant ethical questions regarding the death penalty's portrayal. Experts emphasize that no execution has ever been broadcast live, and potential legal challenges could further complicate the execution timeline.

      Egypt navigates Mecca pact, steps up ties with India

      President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt met Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to deliberate over the Mecca Pact. Their talks centered on fostering robust bilateral strategic partnerships, amid Egypt's choice to refrain from joining the defense pact. Observers remark that the Mecca Pact's relevance is questionable due to a shared enemy's absence. Nonetheless, Egypt positions itself as a crucial stabilizing force within the region.

      "Will pay a very heavy price": Netanyahu on 'indoctrinated Islamist' co-pilot of flydubai cockpit attack

      Netanyahu reiterated his claim that the attacker co-pilot, underwent Islamist radicalisation and attempted to crash the plane, but his plan was foiled due to the heroic efforts of Captain Machchhar and other passengers.

      Linking flydubai co-pilot to Oman establishment ‘uncalled for’, sources say

      Linking the flydubai co-pilot accused of attacking the pilot and attempting to crash the Tel Aviv-bound flight to Oman’s establishment or Royal Family is “completely uncalled for” and called for a thorough probe into his background, diplomatic sources told ET.

      Omani co-pilot behind flydubai cockpit attack found with 'Free Palestine' leaflets, pro-Palestinian material: Israeli media

      A Flydubai flight experienced a severe incident when the Omani co-pilot attacked the captain mid-flight. The flight faced a significant emergency descent, dropping 16,000 feet before landing in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia. Israeli authorities are investigating the assailant's potential Islamist radicalisation and connection to Tehran. Captain Smit Machchhar displayed remarkable bravery while preventing a possible catastrophe during the incident.

      Louisiana brothers accused of channeling $1.7 million to Hamas through Gaza aid campaigns, NYPD undercover operation exposes network

      Abdel Adhami and Omar Adhami have been arrested for allegedly raising over $1.7 million intended for humanitarian aid to Gaza, with a significant portion sourced from the US. The prosecution asserts that the siblings utilized social media to promote propaganda and receive donations for Hamas. An NYPD undercover officer was involved in the investigation.

      flydubai cockpit attack: Saudi Arabia hands over co-pilot to UAE as investigators probe midair stabbing incident

      Saudi Arabia has handed over the Omani flydubai co-pilot accused of stabbing Captain Smit Machchhar and attempting to crash Flight FZ1073 to the UAE. The Dubai-Tel Aviv flight made an emergency landing in Tabuk after plunging thousands of feet. Investigators are probing the motive, possible terrorism links and an alleged Iran connection as Netanyahu and Trump weigh in.

      Trump threatens Iran with ‘very hard’ strike if Tehran linked to FlyDubai attack

      U.S. President Donald Trump stated that he would respond very hard against Iran, if they are implicated. Investigators are looking into the attack's motives and possible links to Iran. In response to the incident, approximately 9,000 U.S. troops were sent to the Middle East for military support. The attempted hijacking involved a co-pilot who was subdued by passengers during a chaotic descent.

      Delhi High Court grants bail to pro-ISIS group member in UAPA case

      The Delhi High Court granted bail to Mohd Shahzal Kamal, an alleged member of a pro-ISIS group 'Harkat-ul-Harb-E-Islam,' in a case Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA). According to the National Investigation Agency (NIA), Kamal and the other co-accused entered into a criminal conspiracy to commit terrorist acts and wilfully abetted in providing funds for "jihadi activities" to the pro-ISIS group. He was arrested on August 31, 2021 in the NIA case registered in 2018

      2008 Ahmedabad bomb blasts: SC stays execution of death penalty of Indian Mujahideen operative

      The Supreme Court stayed the death penatly of an Indian Mujahideen operative in connection with the 2008 Ahmedabad serial bomb blasts that killed 56 people. The top court called for the trial court records in the case. The High Court had earlier upheld the death sentence after highlighting the scale of the atrocity and directed the Gujarat government to pay compensation to the victims.

      'Antifa engaged in terror activity…': Florida designates 90+ groups as terrorist organisations
      US’ RAF Fairford airbase in the UK under terror threat, five men arrested; what makes this base a prime target for Iran

      Five individuals were arrested on suspicion of terrorism near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire and later released on bail. The police received reports about suspicious vehicles, prompting the declaration of a major incident. Counter Terrorism Policing is investigating potential foreign state involvement, with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio suggested a foreign actor may be involved in the arrests. Iran has denied any connection and condemned misleading speculations about its involvement.

      Sleeper cells and lone wolves. The West could be Iran’s next front

      The arrest of five British men near RAF Fairford has revived concerns over Iran’s ability to retaliate beyond the Middle East. No Iranian link has been established, with investigators examining multiple possibilities. Western security officials have warned Iran could use proxies, covert networks, lone actors or cyberattacks.

      UK counter-terror police lead probe into Air Force base explosives threat, 5 arrested

      Five men were arrested for suspected terrorism at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire following an incident involving suspicious vehicles. The UK counter-terror police are currently leading the investigation into these apprehensions. A major incident was declared, prompting an evacuation of approximately 85 local households as a precautionary measure. Emergency services, including the Army's Explosive Ordinance Disposal unit, responded swiftly to ensure community safety.

      Iran’s big UN message to Trump: Pezeshkian says America does not understand a country it seeks to 'bully'

      Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian accused US and Israel of attacking Iran and said Tehran had acted in self-defence during his UN General Assembly speech. His remarks came a day after US President Donald Trump threatened to “annihilate” Iran if a deal was not reached. Pezeshkian said Iran “did not bend the knee”, while Tehran downplayed recent indirect talks with Washington.

      India rejects OIC remarks on Jammu and Kashmir, questions its credibility

      India has dismissed the references made to the country in the OIC's joint communique about Jammu and Kashmir. The Ministry of External Affairs emphasized that the OIC has no authority to comment on India's internal matters. India reiterated that Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are integral parts of the country. Additionally, the MEA criticized Pakistan for promoting fabricated narratives regarding the region.

      Trump threatens to ‘annihilate’ Iran, says deal will come after US midterms

      US President Donald Trump delivered a sharply worded warning to Iran at the UN General Assembly, saying Tehran faces a choice between reaching a deal with Washington and being “annihilated”. At the same time, Trump said he believed the two sides would strike a deal “right after the election”, arguing Iran was waiting to see how Republicans perform in the November midterms.

      Suicide bombing at Pakistan mosque kills at least 21, injures dozens during Friday prayers

      A suicide blast at a mosque in Kohat killed at least twenty-one people and injured seventy-eight others. The attack occurred near police lines during Friday prayers, with an explosives-laden vehicle used. Security forces engaged militants in a gun battle, killing six of them during the incident. The militant group Ittehad-ul-Mujahideen Pakistan claimed responsibility for the deadly attack. Officials condemned the incident and vowed to eliminate terrorists for national security.

      India condemns Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, calls Red Sea escalation ‘totally unacceptable’

      India voiced deep concern regarding escalating Red Sea security and Houthi attacks on Saudi territory. The government condemned these strikes which threaten regional peace and freedom of navigation. India is also monitoring an Indian national's detention in Saudi Arabia over an unpaid penalty. Diplomatic officials are actively engaging Saudi authorities for his welfare and care. This situation arises amid ongoing fighting and rising tensions in West Asia.

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