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CBS News live updates report Iran's IRGC warning that any new U.S. assault would expand the war's geography and weapons, alongside President Trump saying he is deciding among options including wiping Iran out, economic pressure, or a deal. The piece also covers Middle East diplomatic meetings and U.S. embassy security alerts.
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Houthi rebels in Yemen are expanding attacks on Saudi Arabia, escalating Middle East tensions. President Trump says he is in "deciding mode" about next steps on Iran, with a correspondent providing further insight.
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Ken Hay, a Normandy D-Day veteran who survived Nazi capture and forced labor, has died at 101. He was an ambassador for the British Normandy Memorial and regularly shared his wartime experiences with schoolchildren. Tributes praised his courage, resilience, and dedication to remembrance.
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Kenneth Hay, a D-Day veteran who survived capture and a forced march as a prisoner of war, has died at 101. The article recounts his wartime service, liberation, and later work educating schoolchildren about World War Two.
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Oil prices fell for a fourth straight session as improved traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and prospects for renewed diplomacy over the Iran conflict reduced supply risk. Brent and WTI both dropped in early European trading.
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An explosion inside the DMZ injured three South Korean military officers during an operation near the inter-Korean border. South Korea’s Defense Ministry said the cause was unclear, while noting North Korea has recently added mines and fortifications. The officers were hospitalized, with two airlifted from the site.
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Shipping data shows a sharp decline in vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing Middle East tensions and a US-Iran stalemate. Saudi crude exports have partially recovered by routing more oil through Hormuz after Houthi attacks disrupted the East-West pipeline.
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A shortage of oil tankers, worsened by drone attacks on a Saudi pipeline and more crude moving through the Strait of Hormuz, is pushing shipping rates to records. The logistics crunch could keep gasoline prices high even as crude prices fall.
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A 60 Minutes transcript recounts the 1983 kidnapping of champion racehorse Shergar from an Irish stud farm, attributed to an IRA plot amid the Troubles. It remains unsolved, with no arrests and the horse never found.
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The article revisits the 1983 kidnapping of the prized Irish racehorse Shergar by gunmen believed to be IRA members, detailing ransom calls, the groom's trauma, and theories about his disappearance. More than 40 years later, the case remains unsolved and no arrests were made.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced a planned meeting with President Donald Trump in New York, saying it could build diplomatic momentum toward ending the Ukraine-Russia war. Zelensky thanked Trump for signing a sanctions bill targeting Russia's energy sector, while the article notes the meeting's time and location have not been released.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he and President Trump agreed to meet in New York this week amid what he called diplomatic momentum. Trump is also set to address the UN General Assembly and meet New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani. The article reports the planned meeting and recent U.S. diplomatic outreach to Kyiv without taking a political side.