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If true, this would mean Iranian eyes – and possibly weapons – are already within reach of American targets.

The conflict has paused. The scars remain. The cost, counted in homes lost and lives shaken, will take much longer to measure.

The BBC's Lyse Doucet reports from the ruins of an Iranian state TV building hit during the conflict with Israel.

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The maps in Washington have shifted focus. The chatter inside intelligence rooms is not about Tehran anymore. It is Rawalpindi. A fresh report from U.S. intelligence agencies has triggered serious alarm. Hidden under radar, Pakistan is reportedly building an intercontinental ballistic missile. It is said to be nuke-tipped that could reach mainlan ...more

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This was not just war with missiles. It was psychological warfare. A parallel operation. A whisper campaign backed by precision airstrikes and names checked off a death list.

Federal prosecutors have indicated that the Trump administration intends to deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia, charged with human smuggling and alleged MS-13 affiliation, to a country other than El Salvador if he's released from jail. His att ...more

When missiles flew between Iran and Israel, that money stood at the edge of a cliff.

In Georgia, Adriana Smith, a brain-dead pregnant Black woman, was kept on life support due to state abortion restrictions. After giving birth prematurely to a son, Chance, via emergency C-section, she was removed from life support. The ...more

What just happened in Iran may end up pushing Pyongyang even deeper into the shadows of militarised paranoia.