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Survivors of Iran's March attack on US base in Kuwait claim leadership ignored warnings - report

American soldiers stationed at Port Shuaiba, Kuwait, claimed that the generals in charge of the base ignored intelligence that warned the site was a probable Iranian target during the latest war, ahead of a drone strike that killed six US soldiers on March 1, The Washington Post reported on Sunday.

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Trump Admin Subpoenas New York Times Reporters Over Coverage Of New Air Force One

The Justice Department issued grand jury subpoenas on Friday to four New York Times reporters, ordering them to testify in Manhattan on Wednesday about stories describing security gaps in the new Air Force One. Federal agents showed up at some of the reporters' homes to deliver the subpoenas in person, a detail that…

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Spain wildfire: Firefighters gain ground as Almería evacuees return home

The wildfire that devastated Almería province showed signs of easing by Sunday 12 July 2026, allowing firefighters to move from containment to direct operations against the remaining hotspots. Civil Guard officers rescued a dog from a fire-damaged home while police maintained roadblocks near Bédar. Burnt-out vehicle…

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Ship with notorious history gets new lease on life in our region

Heritage Adventurer has a storied history, having moved through several owners and operators in the 35 years since it launched. Most infamously, the ship (then called the RSGS Resolute) was chartered by One Ocean Expeditions prior to the company becoming insolvent in 2019, leaving a series of creditors including cre…

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These are the corporate gamblers who never waste a good energy crisis

Oil majors have two ways to make big money during an energy shock. One is to sell the hydrocarbons they pump and refine themselves. The other is to buy barrels that rival companies produce and flog them to whoever wants them the most. The third Gulf war has now demonstrated just how important the latter has become a…

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IDF officers worry Lebanese military can't keep peace with Hezbollah, Givati Brig. heads to 'Post'

There is heavy skepticism from the IDF about how effective the Lebanese army will be in keeping the peace versus Hezbollah attempts to rearm and restore its capabilities for threatening Israel, IDF Givati Brigade Chief Col. “E” told The Jerusalem Post in a recent interview.

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