The National Symphony Orchestra will now play the national anthem before every performance at the Kennedy Center, following a directive under President Trump’s chairmanship.
The U.S. has imposed new sanctions on Russian oil giants Rosneft and Lukoil, potentially forcing India to end its lucrative crude imports from Russia.
Despite declining Tesla profits, Elon Musk is pushing shareholders to approve a massive new compensation package, warning that his full commitment depends on it.
Broadway has avoided a potentially devastating strike after musicians reached a tentative agreement with producers, just hours before work was set to stop.
Harvard University reports a rise in Asian American students and a drop in Black student enrollment, reflecting nationwide shifts after the end of race-conscious admissions.
Illinois Republican politician Darren Bailey is mourning the loss of his son, daughter-in-law, and two young grandchildren in a helicopter crash in Montana.
Oil prices spiked over 4% after Donald Trump unveiled a new sanctions plan targeting Russian energy, raising fears of tighter global supply and higher fuel costs.
In a groundbreaking moment, King Charles III and Pope Leo XIV prayed together publicly for the first time in history.
Despite strong market reactions, new U.S. oil sanctions on Russia are unlikely to sway Putin’s war strategy in Ukraine.
In a groundbreaking display of Christian unity, British King Charles III and Pope Francis knelt together in public prayer at the Vatican—the first such moment in centuries.