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US President Donald Trump urged Iran Friday to make a deal or face "even more brutal" attacks, while keeping the door open for negotiations after Israel's deadly strikes on Tehran's nuclear facilities.

Donald Trump praised the Israeli assault, calling it "excellent." He added, "We gave them a chance, and they didn't take it.''

At a ceremony held Thursday at the Rajin shipyard, Kim oversaw the relaunch and declared plans to build two new 5,000-ton destroyers by 2026.

Iran's drone retaliation was reportedly triggered by the Israeli operation, which is believed to have killed several senior Iranian military commanders, including Major General Mohammad Bagheri, IRGC commander Hossein Salami, and General Gholam Ali Rachid.

The operation targeted key sites, including the Natanz nuclear facility and ballistic missile arsenal, resulting in significant casualties among Iranian military leaders and nuclear scientists.

The underlying fear is not only a reduction in Iranian oil supply but also a broader disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, the world's most important passage point for crude oil transportation, which connects the Gulf of Oman with the Persian Gulf and is a vital shipping route for Middle Eastern oil production.

"Let me be clear: Iran must not attack US interests or personnel," said Secretary Rubio.

Defense Minister Katz declares state of emergency, urges civilians to stay in protected areas

"I don't want to say it's inevitable, but it looks like something that could very easily happen," said Trump.

Ramesh Vishwashkumar, 48, the lone survivor from seat 11A, recalled, "When I got up, there were a lot of bodies around me… I got up and ran."

Whether it's due to the inaccessibility of design-forward solutions in an industry plagued by age-old traditions or simply the image an individual has of themselves, damage is being done, and there is a clear need for a solution. That's the narrative Stoggles, Inc., a design-forward, purpose-driven eyewear company, is determined to reframe.

The real estate industry is usually defined by bottom lines and transactional relationships. In this landscape, Kumo Capital stands out with a competitive advantage, operating as a family-owned and led real estate investment firm.

Developed by composer and creative director Nigel Irwin, Nagamo aims to rewrite the rules of music licensing. The production music library serves as a powerful alternative to the long history of misrepresenting Indigenous cultures through generic, inauthentic soundtracks.

Cost founded the Now You See Me Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting Texas-based athletes, particularly cyclists and runners, who suffer catastrophic injuries while training.

There's a growing demand today for a design that not only stuns the eye but serves the soul. However, only a few studios manage to walk the line between visual brilliance and social impact. Jordi Hans Design is one of them.

Nowhere is this more critical than in oncology, where every day and every decision can change the course of a patient's life. Anna Forsythe, founder of Oncoscope-AI, an AI-powered oncology intelligence platform, has spent her career at the intersection of science, economics, and clinical practice.

In today's fast-paced technological landscape, innovation in agriculture has become more than a necessity—it's an imperative for survival. Tenny Enoch Devadas, a technology expert interested in sustainable systems, examines how deep learning transforms agriculture into a data-driven, efficient, and environmentally responsible domain.

When disruptions occur, they aren't just inconvenient. They're deeply consequential. The cyberattacks of 2024 show exactly that. The UnitedHealth's Change Healthcare division cyberattack led to widespread medical delays and a ripple effect on the stock market.

A renowned commercial photographer with over a decade of experience, Ransom has established a reputation across the food, interiors, and lifestyle industries, partnering with celebrated brands.

Attaining success from the ground up, earning it through sheer determination, missteps, and a sense of purpose, doesn't just build businesses; it crafts legacies. Robert Wood, a serial entrepreneur with a stronghold in Washington, DC, Los Angeles, and San Diego, attests to this.

The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) has announced a significant policy change that formally introduces "delayed marketing exempt listings" to the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) framework.

The prevailing narrative around Ukraine is usually dominated by images of destruction and disruption. For many in the global business community, these headlines paint a picture of uncertainty and instability. Mark Thornton, the founder and CEO of Business for the Planet (B4P), is among the voices cutting through the noise.

For most companies, milestone anniversaries are more than just celebrations. They're moments of reflection, reinvention, and renewed connection with employees, customers, stakeholders, and the company's own history and future direction. But planning an anniversary that's both impactful and memorable is no small feat. That's where the real challenge begins.

In recent years, Chinese investment in U.S. and global biotech and medtech has increased significantly. These partnerships can serve as strategic footholds, raising complex questions around security, sovereignty, and long-term strategy.

Imagine grasping multiplication and division before the age of four. Most people were still learning to tie their shoes. For Ann Marie Neufelder, founder of Mission Ready Software, numbers had already become familiar friends.

Vinod Sivagnanam is quietly shaping the infrastructure of global e-commerce by solving some of its most complex challenges. From AI-powered personalization to cross-border payment innovation, Sivagnanam positions himself as a visionary at the intersection of technology, regulation, and human behavior.

Enterprises are rapidly moving away from legacy operations systems in favor of cloud-based platforms that automate routine tasks, deliver live operational insights, and scale with the business. One engineer making this transformation possible is Vinay Makkaji.

South Korea has a new president.

The IRS can feel like an intimidating entity, full of complex rules and red tape. Now imagine facing that same system as a non-U.S. citizen, someone unfamiliar with the intricacies of U.S. tax laws, unsure of how to navigate the requirements. That's where Sydney R. Smith, MBA, CAA, steps in.