18:16ZOANNTVTrump rolls back commercial fishing bans in Pacific marine monuments18:14ZTHECRADLEMSomaliland opens diplomatic office in Taiwan despite Beijing, Mogadishu objections18:14ZTHECRADLEMSomaliland opens diplomatic office in Taiwan, drawing objections from Beijing and Mogadishu18:13ZCLASHREPORHunter Biden says father chose him over legacy in pardon decision18:11ZOSINTLIVEUS Director of National Intelligence declassifies evidence of global biological laboratory program18:11ZOSINTLIVERussian channel advised Crimean drivers to jump into ditches when drones approached18:11ZOSINTLIVEU.S. officials estimate 80-85% chance Iran nuclear deal will be signed18:11ZOSINTLIVEPope Leo forced to disembark plane at Tenerife Airport after technical issue18:16ZOANNTVTrump rolls back commercial fishing bans in Pacific marine monuments18:14ZTHECRADLEMSomaliland opens diplomatic office in Taiwan despite Beijing, Mogadishu objections18:14ZTHECRADLEMSomaliland opens diplomatic office in Taiwan, drawing objections from Beijing and Mogadishu18:13ZCLASHREPORHunter Biden says father chose him over legacy in pardon decision18:11ZOSINTLIVEUS Director of National Intelligence declassifies evidence of global biological laboratory program18:11ZOSINTLIVERussian channel advised Crimean drivers to jump into ditches when drones approached18:11ZOSINTLIVEU.S. officials estimate 80-85% chance Iran nuclear deal will be signed18:11ZOSINTLIVEPope Leo forced to disembark plane at Tenerife Airport after technical issue
Trump's Hezbollah Ceasefire Claim Meets the Reality on the Ground
On June 1, 2026, the White House announced that Hezbollah had agreed to halt aggression toward Israel following a call with Donald Trump. Forty-eight hours later, Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon continued and Hezbollah suicide drones were observed flying over northern Israel, raising questions about the nature and credibility of the claimed agreement.