Where Things Stand Iran talks: President Trump said that Iran appeared to have rejected a key element of an American proposal aimed at breaking the deadlock in the negotiations over the future of ...

Israel’s military apologises for incorrect depiction of India’s map The map was posted by the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) on their X handle on June 13, 2025 to show the range of Iranian missiles.

In a first, the Israel Defense Forces has apologised for posting an incorrect map of India's international boundaries - which wrongly showed Jammu and Kashmir as belonging to Pakistan - on X.

The map was posted by the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) on their X handle on Friday to show the range of Iranian missiles. The post quickly drew criticism from social media users in India.

In a first, the Israel Defense Forces has apologised for posting an incorrect map of India's international boundaries - which wrongly showed Jammu and Kashmir as belonging to Pakistan - on X.

When the map, misrepresenting Guyana’s boundaries, was circulated and the issue was addressed comprehensively by Stabroek News, the Minister acted.

HOUSTON — The City of Houston is rolling out a new initiative aimed at keeping drivers on two of the city's busiest freeways safe. The initiative focuses on traffic enforcement along I-45 and I-59.

Montrose became Houston’s LGBTQ+ stronghold in the 20th century, but as the city grows, the queer community is expanding beyond its historic gayborhood.

The Houston area is projected to see a surge of new gas-fired power plants as companies race to meet the energy demands of AI data centers, according to a new report mapping proposed Texas ...

The Israeli military on Saturday apologised for posting a map that incorrectly depicted Jammu and Kashmir as part of Pakistan after objections from Indian social media users, clarifying that the ...

The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office is again being accused of engaging in “politically-motivated prosecutions” against demonstrators, according to a newly-filed court motion.

City of Houston Public Works Director Randy Macchi said his department was never notified about the potential lake crossing—even though Lake Livingston supplies 70% of the city’s drinking water.