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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent moves to military base amid Iranian threats to his safety: Report
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has relocated to a military base following reported safety threats linked to Iran. His relocation was prompted by escalating security concerns regarding potential Iranian threats to American officials. While the exact nature of these threats remains unclear, Bessent's move reflects serious security measures within the Trump administration. The transition was made for the safety of Bessent and his family, according to media reports.
West Asia crisis fuels crude conflict in Myanmar civil war
Myanmar imports 90 percent of its fuel oil, official figures show, making it particularly vulnerable to supply issues caused by the US-Israeli war on Iran.
US Secy of State Rubio defends Hegseth amid impeachment bid, says "Pete executed a direct order" from President Trump
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed support for Secretary of War Pete Hegseth during an impeachment effort. Rubio argued that Hegseth acted on President Donald Trump's direct orders regarding military operations. He emphasized the necessity of addressing threats posed by Iran, Yemen, and Venezuela. In a press briefing, Hegseth defended the legality of these military actions and criticized the impeachment as politically motivated.
"Certainly not going to indulge in any finger pointing": Hegseth after JD Vance links Iran war to GOP midterm losses
US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth addressed concerns regarding military actions and ongoing impeachment efforts. He emphasized that military operations in Iran and other regions were lawful and necessary. Hegseth dismissed the impeachment resolution introduced by Representative Thomas Massie as a political stunt driven by personal motives. Despite criticism, he maintained the significance of the military's role in national security.
'A' plus plus plus grade: Trump praises Pete Hegseth's performance
President Trump has endorsed Secretary of War Pete Hegseth during his defense against impeachment initiated by Thomas Massie. Hegseth faces charges related to military operations in Iran, Yemen, and Venezuela which some lawmakers say violate the Constitution. His strong rebuttal emphasizes legality and stress over political motivations behind the impeachment resolution. The House is set to examine these allegations further, with proceedings currently underway.
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When is Veterans Day 2026? Are post offices, USPS, UPS and FedEx open or closed? Is there mail delivery?
When is Veterans Day?: Veterans Day 2026 falls on Wednesday, November 11. USPS post offices will be closed and regular mail delivery will be suspended on Veterans Day, while UPS will operate normally and FedEx will follow a modified service schedule. Regular USPS services will resume on Thursday, November 12.
Iran says two oil tankers on fire in Hormuz
Iran's Revolutionary Guards have reported that two oil tankers caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz. The vessels were allegedly traveling along unauthorized routes when the incidents occurred. This action follows significant restrictions imposed on maritime traffic in the region amid ongoing conflicts. Additionally, the US has implemented a naval blockade in response to these developments. Tensions remain high as these incidents threaten global oil transportation routes.
‘Stone cold loser’: Trump lashes out at Thomas Massie over Hegseth impeachment bid, vows to ‘stand by’ Defence Secretary
President Donald Trump expressed support for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in light of a new impeachment resolution. Republican Representative Thomas Massie has reintroduced the impeachment effort, targeting Hegseth's alleged misconduct. Trump criticized Massie as a loser for pushing the impeachment, defending Hegseth's military achievements. Hegseth rejected the impeachment accusations, labeling them as a sham prompted by a disgruntled congressman.
Trump opens the door for immigration talks with Democrats but rules out amnesty for undocumented immigrants
US President Donald Trump has indicated that he is open to negotiating an immigration agreement with Democratic lawmakers but has firmly ruled out amnesty for undocumented immigrants. Speaking at the White House on November 10, Trump said immigrants must follow established legal procedures but offered no details about possible changes, eligibility or the timeline for negotiations.
US aircraft evacuated from second UK base due to Iran threat, WSJ reports
US military officials evacuated aircraft from RAF Mildenhall amid a threat linked to Iran. Two refueling tankers were diverted to Germany after security concerns arose. Several additional tankers were moved to various sites throughout the day. This action followed an incident involving five arrests near RAF Fairford that prompted the withdrawal of US bombers. The exact nature of the current threat remains under discussion among US officials.
Trump says Iran war's 'militarily' over, but US 'locked and loaded'
US President Donald Trump expressed that the military conflict in Iran is essentially concluded. He indicated that military action is not currently deemed necessary, while the US is prepared for any changes. Trump also mentioned ongoing negotiations with Iran, hinting at a potential agreement that could stave off further military actions. Despite this, US military operations remain active, including recent strikes against Iranian targets.
Who is Thomas Massie and why has he proposed impeachment proceedings against US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth?
Thomas Massie has proposed eight articles of impeachment against US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth. The congressman from Kentucky has accused the Defence Secretary of operating military operations without congressional approval. Other elements of concern are the protection of civilians, revenge against a senator and military operations in Yemen and Venezuela. A vote could be held in the House within two legislative days.
Trump defends Hegseth amid impeachment push, calls him 'most responsible for the war' in Iran
US President Donald Trump defended Secretary of War Pete Hegseth against congressional impeachment calls led by House Democrat Hakeem Jeffries. Trump credited Hegseth for US military action against Iran, while Hegseth dismissed the resolution as politically motivated.
Iran shot down 260 US aircraft, captured 7 MQM-170 drones, building underground weapons facility: IRGC's spokesman details capabilities
Iran's IRGC has claimed that it shot down 260 hostile aircraft during the conflict initiated by the US and captured seven MQM-170 reconnaissance drones intact last week. The force has also highlighted how it is shifting missile and drone production underground while expanding indigenous manufacturing of missiles, drones and air-defence systems to reduce dependence on foreign suppliers.
Saudi Aramco building in Riyadh suffers minor damage after Houthi attack
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Energy confirmed an attempted attack on an administrative building of Saudi Aramco. Falling shrapnel from the incident caused minor damage, but no injuries or fatalities were reported. Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Saree claimed the group executed a series of missile and drone attacks across Saudi Arabia. These operations targeted key installations, including oil facilities and airports in Riyadh.
Russia may have lost up to 450,000 people in Ukraine war, leaked death records suggest
Russia has officially recorded around 400,000 fatalities due to its invasion of Ukraine, as per confidential Rosstat data. Spanning the period from February 2022 to August 2026, nearly 392,700 of these deaths are linked to the conflict. This information, sourced from over 11 million death certificates by Belarusian and Ukrainian hackers, sheds light on the tragic human impact of the persistent war in Ukraine.
Oil falls on open as Trump says fresh Iran attacks 'unlikely'
Oil prices fell at the start of the week as uncertainties regarding military actions persist. US President Donald Trump suggested that further attacks on Iran are unlikely while diplomatic talks are ongoing. The tensions surround recent incidents affecting shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil passage. Brent crude oil prices declined by 64 cents, while West Texas Intermediate prices also saw a reduction.
Oil falls on open as Trump says fresh Iran attacks 'unlikely'
Oil prices fell at Monday's open after US President Donald Trump said he was highly unlikely to order fresh attacks on Iran as long as talks to end the conflict progress, even as both countries reported that shipping had been hit in or near the Strait of
LG Ladakh congratulates IAF on successful landing of IL-76MD aircraft at Nyoma airbase
Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, Vinai Kumar Saxena congratulated the Indian Air Force (IAF) on Sunday on the successful landing of its heavy-lift IL-76MD aircraft at the newly developed Nyoma Airbase in Changthang district, describing it as a significant achievement for India’s military preparedness and forward-deployment capabilities in high-altitude regions.
Houthis claim six missile, drone attacks on Saudi Arabia, target Aramco facilities and Riyadh airport
Yemen's Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Saree has claimed responsibility for six missile and drone operations targeting Saudi Arabia, including Aramco facilities, military positions and King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. The claims remain unverified. Meanwhile, Yemen's internationally recognised government has urged Lebanon to prevent Hezbollah from providing military assistance to the Houthis.
Yemen urges Lebanon to curb Hezbollah's military support to Houthis, seeks joint action
Yemen's Foreign Minister Afrah Al-Zouba called on Lebanon to take action against Hezbollah's military support for Houthis. She emphasized the need for coordination between the two nations to protect their sovereignty and security. Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam condemned external military activities by Lebanese elements in Yemen's affairs. Salam stressed the importance of maintaining Lebanon's independence and avoiding involvement in foreign conflicts.
Iodine tablets and radiation fears: Is Iran preparing for the worst?
Iran has reportedly begun distributing iodine tablets to residents near its nuclear facilities amidst rising tensions. US military preparations against Iran have heightened anxieties about a potential attack on sensitive nuclear sites. Pickaxe Mountain, a key complex near Natanz, poses significant radiological risks if targeted in any confrontation. Iranian officials have warned of retaliatory actions that could extend far beyond the immediate conflict area.
Iran distributes iodine tablets amid fears of possible US strikes on nuclear sites: Report
Iran has started to distribute iodine tablets to populations near its nuclear facilities amid escalating tensions. The decision comes as concerns grow over potential military action from the United States. Recent reports indicate that US officials are considering strikes on Iran's nuclear sites. This heightened alertness follows significant discussions within the US administration regarding military options. Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al-Zaidi has also asserted Iraq's sovereignty during these deliberations.
House of Trump falling? Vance, Hegseth at centre of rupture talks as Iran war backlash rages
Donald Trump’s crushing midterm defeat has exposed growing fault lines inside his administration, with the Iran war turning from a military campaign into a political liability. Vice-President JD Vance has openly blamed the conflict for the Republican loss, while Secretary of State Marco Rubio has been drawn into reports about a possible exit—claims he and the White House deny. The biggest battle is unfolding around Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, who faces renewed impeachment calls and investigations once Democrats take control of Congress.
Why anti-Trump Republican Thomas Massie wants Pete Hegseth impeached; what the defense secretary can do to avoid the situation
Rep. Thomas Massie plans to push for the impeachment of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth when Congress reconvenes. Massie outlined allegations against Hegseth, including abuse of power and unauthorized military actions. He suggests that Hegseth's resignation would halt the impeachment process entirely. The Pentagon has expressed support for Hegseth, affirming his leadership and commitment. A House vote would occur if Massie proceeds with the impeachment articles.
Pete Hegseth might meet the fate of top military officers he fired as Trump considers removing him after Republicans lose midterms: Here’s a list of all those the Secretary of Defense sacked
Following a lackluster midterm performance, President Trump is rumored to be weighing the dismissal of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Concerns about Hegseth's grasp on the Iran war are growing, prompting official deliberations about his future. With Democrats signaling intentions to launch investigations, the specter of impeachment looms for Hegseth due to the controversies surrounding his leadership, which has already seen multiple military officials dismissed.
Trump to launch nuclear attack against Iran? Ex-Fox presenter says US may be days away from strike, shares how it could affect India, oil and fertilisers
US conservative commentator Tucker Carlson claims Trump might consider a nuclear strike on Pickaxe Mountain in Iran. Allegations arise that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is pushing for a military attack against Tehran. A potential strike raises concerns over radioactive fallout affecting regions including northwestern India. Discussions between Trump and Netanyahu reportedly emphasize military action following US midterm elections.
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