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US forces launched a second day of strikes against multiple Iranian targets as the Trump administration hardens its rhetoric and imposes new sanctions, pushing the fragile ceasefire to the brink of collapse. Tensions flared along the Israel-Lebanon border, where Israeli strikes killed 16 people and the disappearance of an alleged Israeli spy puts the Lebanese government in a difficult position. In the UK, a Belfast street stabbing sparked violent protests, prompting leaders to appeal for calm. Separately, Bill Gates testified before Congress that Jeffrey Epstein attempted to exploit knowledge of his personal infidelities to gain proximity.

US strikes Iran for second day, Trump hardens tone

US strikes Iran for second day, Trump hardens toneUS Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defended a second night of American airstrikes on Iran, framing the campaign as 'negotiating with bombs.' President Trump escalated his rhetoric, warning the US 'may keep going' and imposing fresh sanctions while accusing Iran of stalling ceasefire talks. The strikes mark a sharp escalation in US-Iran tensions, with the fragile ceasefire now at serious risk of collapse.

CENTCOM strikes multiple Iranian targets as ceasefire talks stall

CENTCOM strikes multiple Iranian targets as ceasefire talks stallUS Central Command confirmed it is conducting strikes against 'multiple targets' in Iran for a second consecutive day. Both AP News and NPR report the renewed military campaign comes as negotiations to end the conflict drag on with no resolution in sight. The Guardian notes the strikes threaten to completely unravel the ceasefire agreement, which was already on fragile ground.

Israel-Lebanon tensions spike with deadly strikes and spy controversy

Israel-Lebanon tensions spike with deadly strikes and spy controversyThe mysterious disappearance of an alleged Israeli spy has put the Lebanese government in a difficult position, as it faces domestic pressure and diplomatic fallout. Israeli forces killed 16 people in Lebanon, prompting the United Nations to launch an investigation into potential violations of international law. A former Israeli leader who previously withdrew troops from Lebanon warned against the country becoming militarily entangled again.

Belfast stabbing sparks violent protests, UK leaders urge calm

Belfast stabbing sparks violent protests, UK leaders urge calmA street stabbing in Belfast triggered violent protests and riots, with care workers describing being trapped in their homes by a mob. UK leaders called for calm as the unrest spread. The victim's family urged that the attack not be exploited 'to fuel hostility,' appealing for restraint amid the fiery scenes that have gripped the city.

Bill Gates tells Congress Epstein tried to exploit his personal secrets

Bill Gates tells Congress Epstein tried to exploit his personal secretsBill Gates testified before Congress that Jeffrey Epstein attempted to use information about his infidelities to gain proximity to him. Gates stated he 'never reciprocated' Epstein's attempts at a personal relationship and insisted he 'never victimized anyone.' The testimony is part of a House panel investigation examining connections between the late financier and powerful figures.