Senior Israeli official says Iran may still access underground stockpiles of enriched uranium left intact after last month’s US-Israeli strikes, though attempts to recover it would likely be detected

Prime minister returns from Washington hopeful for a hostage deal and Gaza ceasefire, but hurdles remain as Israel insists on Hamas’s surrender and regional tensions persist

Dr. Shay Laps, a postdoctoral chemist, claims he was harassed, sabotaged, and falsely accused while working at Stanford’s medical school; The university denies wrongdoing, though a federal investigation into alleged discrimination on campus remains ongoing

'Cheaper, one-way drones with small explosives pose a new threat,' says US defense chief, as companies develop tech to counter attacks abroad and at home

Miriam Amedi, wife of wounded Israeli star Idan Amedi, recounts in interview her struggle managing home and work while her husband fought in Gaza—cutting maternity leave short to advocate for people with disabilities

Troops take out Fadl Abu al-Ata, head of the Shijaiyah Sector in Islamic Jihad and Hamed Kamel Abd al-Aziz Iyad, who took part in murderous Hamas assault

Report details how Netanyahu’s wartime decisions were shaped by shifting military goals, coalition dynamics and high-stakes ceasefire talks