Strait of Hormuz Back Under 'Strict Control' as Iran Reverses Its Own Reopening Within 24 Hours
Iran reimposed strict control over the Strait of Hormuz on April 18, reversing a brief reopening as the U.S. naval blockade of Iranian ports continues.
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Former Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax Kills Wife and Himself Amid Bitter Divorce, Leaving Two Teenagers Behind
Ex-Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax fatally shot his wife Dr. Cerina Fairfax before taking his own life in their Annandale home on April 16, 2026.
Daniel Kinahan Arrested in Dubai: Irish Cartel Boss Caught in Secret Cross-Border Operation
Daniel Kinahan, alleged head of one of Europe's most powerful drug cartels, was arrested in Dubai on April 15 following a covert Irish-UAE operation.
Motability Scheme Rolls Out Mandatory Black Boxes for Disabled Drivers — What You Need to Know
Motability's new Drive Smart rules are now in force, requiring black boxes for first-time leases and under-30s. Here's what changes and who is affected.
London Tube Strikes April 2026: What Commuters Need to Know Before Next Week's RMT Walkouts
RMT union drivers strike on the London Underground from April 21–24. Here's which lines are affected, what's still running, and why talks collapsed.
Stephen Miller Warns Iran War Could Last 'Indefinitely' While Pushing Unsubstantiated Democratic Blackmail Theory
White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller signals the Iran conflict may drag on indefinitely and pushes an unverified Democratic blackmail conspiracy.
Sharon McMahon Dropped as UVU Commencement Speaker Amid GOP Backlash Over Charlie Kirk Posts
Utah Valley University removed Sharon McMahon as its 2026 commencement speaker after Republican opposition over her social media posts following Charlie Kirk's
USS Dwight D. Eisenhower at the Center of a Hormuz Blockade That Could Draw China Into War
The U.S. Navy's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, enforced as Iran talks collapse, puts China's energy supply—and its foreign policy—in the crossfire.
Syria's Kurds Seek Citizenship — But Fear Old Erasure Is Being Written Into New Forms
Syria's stateless Kurds rush to register for citizenship after decades of exclusion, but controversy over 'Syrian Arab' labels clouds the historic process.
ARC Raiders' Riven Tides Update Looms as Embark Teases Coastal Map and Patch 1.24.0 Lands
ARC Raiders patch 1.24.0 fixes key bugs ahead of the Riven Tides update, expected April 28, 2026, with a new coastal hotel map revealed by Embark Studios.
ActBlue Faces Contempt Threat as House Republicans Escalate Fraud Investigation Over Foreign Donation Allegations
House Republicans threaten ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones with contempt of Congress amid claims the Democratic fundraising platform misled investigators.
EU Entry-Exit System Meltdown: Missed Flights, Biometric Chaos, and a Summer Holiday Season in Jeopardy
The EU's new Entry-Exit System launched on April 10, 2026, triggering airport chaos, missed flights, and calls for an emergency suspension before summer.