Cassia Kiva

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanch announced today that 94-year-old Raul Castro is facing several charges, including conspiracy to kill U.S.

nationals, destruction of aircraft, and murder for a central role in the 1996 incident where Cuba shot down two planes operated by the Miami-based exile group Brothers to the Rescue.

The organization attempted to search for Cubans fleeing the communist country by boat.

Four people were killed in the incident, including three American citizens.

The Trump administration hopes to bring Castro to trial on U.S.

soil.

On Monday, President Trump said that the Iranian counter to a U.S.

peace proposal was so bad it may have killed the ceasefire.

Meanwhile, Iran's main oil export terminal on Karg Island appears to have lost huge amounts of oil into the Persian Gulf.

Iranian officials denied the reports of a leak yesterday, but oil spill monitors at Orbital EOS say that more than 3,000 barrels of crude were released in one spill last week.

Maritime intelligence firm Windward AI later detected a second leak that has created an oil slick roughly 12 to 20 square kilometers.

In a massive shakeup in the oil industry, the United Arab Emirates announces that it's leaving OPEC.

Cabot Phillips, host of Wired and Live, has the details.

The Iranian embassy attempted to recruit martyrs in London.

Daily Wire foreign affairs reporter Cassia Kiva has more.

A killer relied on chat GPT to cover up his crime, and now the state is responding.

Daily Wire reporter and host of That's So Criminal, Lyndon Blake, has the story.

I want to tell you about what our friends at Alliance Defending Freedom are doing to protect the sanctity of life right now.

Under the Biden administration, the FDA made high-risk abortion pills available by mail in an attempt to evade state laws protecting life.

Now anyone can get them, including abusers and bad actors.