President Trump addressed U.S. Embassy personnel at the Deerfield Residence in Dublin on Saturday as part of his weekend visit to Ireland, which also included meetings with Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin and President Catherine Connolly. During his meeting with Martin, Trump said he would like to see a unified Ireland, calling it a “fantastic” prospect. His visit also includes a stop at his golf property in Doonbeg for the Irish Open.
Deepak and Madhu Ahuja of Texas disappeared during catastrophic flooding along the Nepal-Tibet border just hours after completing a once-in-a-lifetime pilgrimage to Mount Kailash, and their two daughters say they still have no answers. Ashna and Shreya Ahuja have spent days gathered with relatives at a family member's home, working the phones to two U.S. […] The post Texas couple vanishes in Nepal flood as 90 Americans remain unaccounted for appeared first on American Almanac .
Deepak and Madhu Ahuja of Texas disappeared during catastrophic flooding along the Nepal-Tibet border just hours after completing a once-in-a-lifetime pilgrimage to Mount Kailash, and their two daughters say they still have no answers. Ashna and Shreya Ahuja have spent days gathered with relatives at a family member's home, working the phones to two U.S. embassies and contacts on the ground in one of the most remote disaster zones on Earth. Their parents had just finished the sacred trek and were heading toward the Nepal-Tibet border crossing with their tour group on August 26 when flash floods tore through the Himalayan region, obliterating communities, roads, and bridges with a wall of water, ice, rock, and debris. By Friday morning,…Open
A 24-year-old American student from Houston says she was sexually assaulted during a group holiday in Vietnam, and that local police and the suspect's wealthy family tried to push her into settling quietly. Vietnamese authorities have now charged a 23-year-old man with rape after Nguyen Thi Quynh Tam refused to back down, rejected repeated offers […] The post American student alleges rape in Vietnam, says police and suspect's family pressured her to stay silent appeared first on American Almanac .
A 24-year-old American student from Houston says she was sexually assaulted during a group holiday in Vietnam, and that local police and the suspect's wealthy family tried to push her into settling quietly. Vietnamese authorities have now charged a 23-year-old man with rape after Nguyen Thi Quynh Tam refused to back down, rejected repeated offers of money, and fought through weeks of institutional resistance to get her case on the record. The charge came only after Tam's father reached out to the office of U.S. Senator Ted Cruz, prompting belated action from the U.S. Embassy in Hanoi. Tam, whose family moved to the United States when she was five, had returned to Vietnam in May for a banking internship. On July 4, she joined a group of…Open
President Trump's secret flight, U.S. military and Secret Service action, and the aspect of the Iran threat which many people seem to be "oblivious" to: U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee joins "Rob Schmitt Tonight" to discuss.
The U.S. State Department has revoked more than 175,000 visas during President Donald J. Trump’s administration, citing violations of visa terms, criminal activity, threats of violence, fraud, immigration abuses, and national security concerns.
The U.S. State Department has revoked more than 175,000 visas over the course of President Donald J. Trump’s second administration, citing violations of visa terms, criminal activity, threats of violence , fraud, immigration abuses, and national security concerns. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The State Department announced on Monday that more than 175,000 U.S. visas have been revoked during President Donald J. Trump ‘s second term. The department said the affected foreign nationals included people who violated the conditions of their visas, committed crimes, encouraged violence against Americans, defrauded U.S. citizens, misused the immigration system, or presented national security concerns. DETAIL: According to the State…Open
Thailand now threatens American travelers caught carrying cannabis across its borders with up to ten years in prison and a $15,000 fine, and U.S. officials say even an honest mistake won't save you. The U.S. Embassy and Consulate in Thailand issued a warning after the country rolled out sharply increased penalties in June 2026 for […] The post Thailand's tough new cannabis penalties put American travelers at risk of prison appeared first on American Almanac .
Thailand now threatens American travelers caught carrying cannabis across its borders with up to ten years in prison and a $15,000 fine, and U.S. officials say even an honest mistake won't save you. The U.S. Embassy and Consulate in Thailand issued a warning after the country rolled out sharply increased penalties in June 2026 for anyone importing or exporting cannabis without authorization. Violators face up to a decade behind bars, a fine of up to 500,000 Thai baht, roughly $15,000, or both, Fox News Digital reported . The crackdown matters because millions of Americans now live in states where cannabis is legal, and many carry products, edibles, vape cartridges, CBD oils, without a second thought. But crossing an international border…Open
State of the Union: The U.S. and Iran continue to trade blows as mediators propose new ceasefire, DOD addresses casualty claims, and Yemen’s Houthis threaten more direct involvement. The post Iran War Day 144: Israel’s Smotrich: ‘The Current Situation is Good For Us’ appeared first on The American Conservative .
The U.S. conducted a tenth night of airstrikes and Tehran kept up attacks across the region as the Iran War entered its 144th day. CENTCOM stated Tuesday that U.S. forces had struck “Iranian military command centers, maritime capabilities, missile and drone launch sites, and air defense systems” overnight. The IRGC said it attacked a U.S. military base and an Amazon data center in Bahrain, and claimed to have destroyed a missile defence radar system and an F-15 fighter jet in Jordan. The Kuwaiti government also reported another round of Iranian attacks aimed at its power and water infrastructure. Citing “two regional sources,” Axios reported late Monday that “Qatar, Egypt, Pakistan and other regional mediators [had]…Open
Fox News Radio host Brian Kilmeade took sharp aim at Vice President JD Vance on Friday, calling his comments about Israeli government officials "stuff that you would expect extremists, extreme Squad members to say", a striking rebuke from a prominent conservative media voice directed at the sitting vice president. Kilmeade, broadcasting on the "Brian Kilmeade […] The post Kilmeade rips Vance over Israel remarks, compares them to Squad-style rhetoric appeared first on American Almanac .
Fox News Radio host Brian Kilmeade took sharp aim at Vice President JD Vance on Friday, calling his comments about Israeli government officials "stuff that you would expect extremists, extreme Squad members to say", a striking rebuke from a prominent conservative media voice directed at the sitting vice president. Kilmeade, broadcasting on the "Brian Kilmeade Show," played a clip of Vance claiming that people within the Israeli government are working to manipulate American public opinion in order to keep the military campaign going indefinitely. Kilmeade didn't mince words in his response. The exchange highlights a growing fault line on the right over U.S.-Israel policy, and raises questions about whether Vance's framing helps the…Open
Chris Cuomo questions President Trump's decision to replace a proposed toll on cargo ships traveling through the Strait of Hormuz with investment deals from Gulf nations. Cuomo examines the credibility of those investment pledges and questions who stands to benefit from the growing relationship between the United States and Gulf nations. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., weighs in on that issue, as well as his concerns about the COVID vaccine that he says most media are avoiding. California Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna just returned from a trip to the West Bank, where he was detained by Israeli settlers armed with U.S. rifles. Khanna said the IDF arrived but continued to block the road, and the situation was resolved only after he reached out…
The USAFE-AFAFRICA Five Star Brass Band performed for U.S. Embassy Budapest’s Freedom 250 celebrations, commemorating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, connecting Hungarians with U.S. Airmen through music, education and diplomacy.
