2 Journalists Injured In Israeli Airstrike In Lebanon
An Israeli airstrike wounded two Lebanese journalists on Wednesday while they were working near the border with Israel, their employer reported.
Day: April 22, 2026
Pope Leo, Visiting African Prison, Urges Inmates to Find Hope Amid Despair
“Life is not defined solely by one’s mistakes,” the pope told inmates being held in a port city of Equatorial Guinea.
MrBeast’s production company accused of toxic workplace and sexual harassment by former employee
A former employee claims she was demoted after complaining about sexual harassment, and later fired weeks after returning from maternity leave
Trump and other men dominate White House photo celebrating women’s tennis team
‘I thought y’all were all about keeping men out of women’s sports,’ wrote on X user in response to the photo
White House, UAE financial deal talk: Damage done by war to Mideast economy extends well beyond energy
The United Arab Emirates has engineered one of the world’s most resilient travel and tourism economies. This Mideast war may be its biggest rebound test.
Strait of Hormuz remains basically closed as Iran seizes ships after Trump ceasefire extension
Ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz is still way below normal levels before the war when more than 100 vessels crossed daily.
China presses Iran in secret talks as Trump gets dramatic assurances – www.israelhayom.com
China presses Iran in secret talks as Trump gets dramatic assurances www.israelhayom.comOpinion | The Price Beijing Pays for Backing Tehran WSJWhat the U.S.-Iran War Means for China The New YorkerA look at China’s behin…
Breakbulk26: Trade lane shifts, policy changes among evolving challenges for breakbulk cargo
From tariffs to weather to labor shortages, the breakbulk industry has been forced to navigate a series of hurdles of late.
Space Force shifts from SDA transport layer to new Space Data Network ‘backbone’
A project previously called MILNET will now be funded in a budget line labeled “proliferated LEO SATCOM,” which the Space Force is seeking $1.6 billion in reconciliation funding to kick off.
‘Hungry all the time’: US Navy deny food shortages after grim photos emerge
The US Navy has fiercely denied claims that its warships in the Middle East are running low on food and leaving its sailors “hungry all the time,” as Washington’s blockade in the Strait of Hormuz continues. Photos showing dismal, mostly-empty trays of…