US House Approves Resolution to End Iran War The US House of Representatives on Wednesday, June 4, passed a resolution ordering the withdrawal of American troops from Iran, marking a rare bipartisan move in the Republican-controlled chamber. Four Republican members joined Democrats in backing the measure, which passed 215-208 and now moves to the Senate for debate. The resolution, part of the War Powers Resolution framework, seeks t

Punjab was placed on heightened security alert on the night of May 5, IST after two separate explosions rocked military installations within hours of each other, one outside the BSF headquarters in Jalandhar and another near an Army camp in Amritsar. Although no casualties have been reported in either incident, the back-to-back blasts have raised alarms across security agencies, prompting a swift multi-agency response. Authorities are now investigating whether the two incidents are connected,

Ajit Doval’s reported deep-cover operations are widely regarded as a study in psychological resilience rather than physical confrontation. Operating within hostile environments, including extended periods in Pakistan, his work required a high degree of composure, adaptability, and continuous situational awareness. Public discussions often reference cities such as Lahore, though specific operational details remain classified. The available accounts suggest that Doval functioned under an assu

President Donald Trump has pointed to the recent shooting incident at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner as justification for his proposed $400 million ballroom project at the White House, describing it as essential for national security. In a statement shared on social media, Trump argued that the event underscored longstanding concerns about the safety of large gatherings involving senior government officials. According to the president, past administrations have recognized the need for a secure, large-scale event space within the White House complex. He claimed that the proposed ballroom would address vulnerabilities exposed by the recent incident, stating that such an event might have been prevented with enhanced security infrastructure. The project, however, remains under legal scrutiny, with ongoing challenges delaying its progress. The proposal outlines a 22,000-square-foot facility designed to host major events, alongside a reinforced structure featuring advanced security elements. Plans reportedly include a fortified roof, blast-resistant materials, and an expansion of the existing Presidential Emergency Operations Center beneath the site. The administration has described the project as a strategic investment in long-term security. The shooting incident that prompted renewed attention to the plan occurred during a high-profile event attended by government officials. Security personnel responded quickly, escorting attendees, including the president and senior leaders, to safety. Authorities later confirmed that the suspect, identified as Cole Tomas Allen, acted alone and was taken into custody at the scene. Investigators continue to examine the motive behind the attack, noting that the suspect had no prior criminal record. While officials have not confirmed specific details about intent, the case remains under active review. The incident has reignited debate over security measures at major political events, even as questions persist about the timing and feasibility of the proposed ballroom project.

A security alert at the White House on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, briefly disrupted press operations as the United States Secret Service moved quickly to secure the area and relocate journalists. Reporters stationed on the White House grounds were directed indoors and gathered in the briefing room after authorities initiated precautionary measures. Journalists covering the scene shared updates in real time, indicating that members of the press had been asked to leave outdoor positions near the lawn and perimeter areas. One reporter noted that the Secret Service instructed media personnel to move immediately due to an unspecified security alert. Within minutes, an “all clear” was issued, allowing operations to return to normal. Officials did not provide immediate details about the cause of the alert, and requests for clarification from the White House went unanswered at the time. Additional accounts from journalists described visible activity around the White House perimeter during the incident. The lawn press area, commonly used for coverage of presidential events and arrivals, was temporarily cleared as part of standard security protocols. The alert follows a recent security incident near the White House complex. In that case, a man was detained after attempting to breach a barrier near the Treasury Building. According to Anthony Guglielmi, the individual was stopped shortly after 11:30 AM local time by uniformed officers after jumping over a construction bollard on the northeast side of the complex. Security at the White House remains among the most stringent in the United States. Temporary lockdowns and controlled movement of personnel are routinely implemented whenever unusual activity is detected, reflecting the high level of vigilance maintained at the executive residence.

Ajit Doval’s reported deep-cover operations are widely regarded as a study in psychological resilience rather than physical confrontation. Operating within hostile environments, including extended periods in Pakistan, his work required a high degree of composure, adaptability, and continuous situational awareness. Public discussions often reference cities such as Lahore, though specific operational details remain classified. The available accounts suggest that Doval functioned under an assu

The Supreme Court on Thursday sharply criticized a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking a judicial probe into the April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu & Kashmir, that claimed the lives of 26 people mostly civilians. The petition, filed by Fatesh Kumar Shahu, Mohammad Junaid, and Vicky Kumar, was met with firm resistance from the bench, which questioned the timing and intent behind the plea. Justice Surya Kant expressed strong disapproval, stating, “Is this the way you want

In a decisive move to counter provocative misinformation following the Pahalgam terror attack, India has banned 16 Pakistani YouTube channels, government sources confirmed. The action was taken on the recommendations of the Union Home Ministry to safeguard national security and maintain public order amid heightened tensions between India and Pakistan. The banned YouTube channels collectively had a massive following, totaling over 63 million subscribers. The channels included prominent Pakista

The White House has dismissed multiple administration officials following a meeting between President Donald Trump and far-right activist Laura Loomer. Among those ousted were at least three National Security Council (NSC) staffers, according to sources familiar with the matter. The decision came after Loomer reportedly provided Trump with a list of officials she deemed disloyal, urging their removal. Loomer, a controversial figure known for her extreme views, has gained influence

The fate of TikTok in the United States has taken a new turn as US President Donald Trump confirmed that his administration is actively engaged in talks with four potential buyers over the sale of the popular video-sharing platform. The news follows heightened concerns over TikTok’s data security risks and its ties to its Chinese parent company, ByteDance. Speaking to reporters, Donald Trump stated, "We're dealing with four different groups, and a lot of people want it ... all

  Kash Patel has officially been confirmed as the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), marking a new chapter in the agency’s leadership. Patel, 44, secured confirmation after a narrow 51-49 vote in the Senate, with opposition from some lawmakers. Notably, Republican senators Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski voted against his confirmation, reflecting divisions over his appointment.