November 12, 2026

Trump pulls JD Vance away from Iran: 'We don't need a deal'

President Donald Trump directs Vice President JD Vance to focus entirely on alleged corruption in Democratic-led states and to stop focusing on Iran.

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Trump's son, the IDF and 1,000 robots for Hamas tunnels

A US robotics company backed by Eric Trump says it is in talks to supply up to 1,000 humanoid robots for operations in Hamas tunnels. Israel has not confirmed the talks, and no contract has been signed.

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Bomb Threats Sweep Europe, Over 6,000 in Italy

Italy's government will introduce new measures for handling security alerts, including mass threat emails, under which buildings would generally not be evacuated unless there is concrete evidence of danger, it said Thursday.

On Wednesday, schools across Italy were evacuated after about 6,300 of them received bomb threats, the latest in a series of hoaxes and cyberattacks that have recently targeted schools, supermarkets, blood banks, air traffic ​systems and broadcasters across Europe.

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November 11, 2026

Veteran’s Day

Bomb threats prompt evacuation of over 300 schools in Italy

Schools in Rome, Milan, and Naples evacuated after receiving threats, police investigating.

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G7 warns of security vacuum in Lebanon as UN peacekeeping mission nears end

G7 foreign ministers call for new security arrangements in Lebanon before UNIFIL's withdrawal, but remain divided over how to replace the peacekeeping force.

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Watch: Anti-Israel protesters target Biden in Ireland

Former President Joe Biden faces angry anti-Israel protesters during a visit to Dublin, where an object is thrown near him and two people are arrested.

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US Army officer arrested in Britain on suspicion of spying for Russia

A US Army officer assigned to a NATO rapid-response unit is arrested in England on suspicion of espionage linked to Russia amid growing European security concerns.

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November 10, 2026

France blames Iran for cyberattack on 700 supermarkets

France accuses Iran of a massive cyberattack that damaged refrigeration systems at 700 retailers, as similar incidents across Europe prompt warnings in Israel.

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Report: Netanyahu pressing Trump for renewed Iran strikes

Netanyahu reportedly wants Trump to resume strikes on Iran, while Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and Turkey urge Washington to prioritize diplomacy.

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Armed man arrested after attempting to enter Washington, DC synagogue

Security personnel at Washington Hebrew Congregation intercept a Virginia man carrying a loaded revolver. Police arrest him, and no injuries reported.

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AI Cyberattack Surge Overwhelms Security Firms

A surge in artificial intelligence-assisted cyberattacks has overwhelmed some of America's leading cybersecurity companies, forcing them to turn away businesses seeking emergency assistance as hackers increasingly target critical infrastructure.

Three major U.S. cybersecurity firms — Google's Mandiant, CrowdStrike, and Kroll — told NBC News that cyberattacks have reached unprecedented levels, with AI enabling criminals and foreign intelligence operatives to launch attacks faster and on a larger scale.

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