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General Michael Erik Kurilla, the U.S. Central Command's leader in the Middle East, arrived in Israel on Thursday. According to officials cited by The New York Times, General Kurilla will work closely with the Israeli military to prepare for Iran's expected retaliation, discuss the ongoing conflict with Hamas, and coordinate aid efforts. The Morning Rundown™

US sends top commander to Israel ahead of expected attack from Iran

With Israel on alert for an attack from Iran, the U.S. sents over a top military commander in a show of support. O.J. Simpson passed away at age 76, sparking mixed reactions. These stories and more highlight The Morning Rundown for Friday, April 12, 2024. US sends top commander to Israel ahead of expected attack…

The FBI is concerned over potential 'organised attack' in US after Russian concert hall shooting.

FBI concerned over potential ‘organised attack’ in US after Russian concert hall shooting

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has expressed concerns over the likelihood of a potent coordinated assault in the United States that can be similar to the attack that claimed the lives of thousands at a Russian concert hall in March. The director of the FBI plans to inform a House of Representatives panel on the issue on Thursday (Apr 11).

Analysts are scratching their heads trying to figure out why gold is breaking records right now — but it's not the only commodity on a tear.

Gold isn’t the only commodity surging. It could bring bad news for inflation.

Analysts are scratching their heads trying to figure out why gold is on a tear right now. The commodity hit another record high Tuesday, April 9, ahead of Wednesday’s inflation report and the release of the Federal Reserve meeting minutes, where investors get a behind-the-scenes look at what the Fed is thinking in terms of cutting…

In the midst of its ongoing conflict with Russia, Ukraine's largest private energy firm says building wind farms could give them an advantage.

How building wind farms could help Ukraine win its war against Russia

In the midst of its ongoing conflict with Russia, Ukraine’s largest private energy firm believes building wind farms could help the war-torn nation gain an advantage. However, securing investors willing to fund such construction projects in a nation engulfed by fighting has proven to be a significant challenge. Since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022,…

Russia alleges Ukraine attacked Europe's largest nuclear power plant on Sunday, resulting in one death and injuries, a claim Ukraine denies.

Russia accuses Ukraine of attack on Russian-controlled nuclear site

Russia alleges Ukraine attacked Europe’s largest nuclear power plant on Sunday, April 7, resulting in one death and several injuries, a claim Ukraine denies. The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, situated in one of the four regions annexed by Russia after its 2022 invasion, reportedly suffered three drone strikes, with one hitting the dome of a…

Ukraine is now using drones to attack Russian oil facilities, however, despite the success of the attacks, this efforts may come too late.

Ukraine’s attacks on Russian oil may be too little, too late

Ukraine is using homemade drones to strike Russian oil facilities, leading Russian President Vladimir Putin to ban the export of refined fuels for the time being. Russia — the world’s second largest petroleum-producing nation — is now importing some refined products from Belarus. Ukraine has been outmanned and outgunned for the majority of the war…

Advancements in drone technology are changing the Russia-Ukraine war once again, now with a focus on Russian oil supplies.

Ukraine’s drones targeting Russian oil supplies

Rapid advancements in drone technology, both military and civilian, have reshaped the Russia-Ukraine war on a number of occasions since Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022. Recently, Ukrainian drones successfully hit a number of valuable oil depots and refineries deep within Russia, while Russian drones struck the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv itself. Straight Arrow News…

At least nine people have died and more than 800 are injured following the most significant earthquake to strike Taiwan in 25 years, occurring Wednesday, April 3. The aftermath saw buildings tilting precariously, with rescuers employing ladders to reach those trapped inside. The event brought traffic to a halt and led to the suspension of train services throughout the island. The Morning Rundown™

7.4 magnitude earthquake rocks Taiwan, several dead

Several people are dead in the strongest earthquake to hit Taiwan in 25 years, and the future of Disney will be decided today in a boardroom vote. These stories and more highlight The Morning Rundown for Wednesday, April 3, 2024. Several dead after major earthquake rocks Taiwan At least nine people have died and more…

House Speaker Mike Johnson wants to bring a Ukraine aid bill forward in the coming weeks, using seized Russian assets to pay for it.

Speaker Johnson wants to pay for Ukraine aid with seized Russian assets

House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., said he will bring a Ukraine aid bill forward when Congress returns from its Easter recess during the week of April 7. Johnson said the bill must be bipartisan because the Republican majority is so thin. If GOP members try to pass a measure on their own, they can only…

The U.S. is dictating conditions for NATO members to buy specific equipment, defense spending has increased for nine consecutive years.

Top Russian official says US dictates NATO spending

A top official in Russia’s Security Council said the United States was imposing economic obligations on its NATO partners and setting conditions for buying specific weapons and equipment.

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