Following the Gaza-Israel ceasefire, Detroit’s Jewish and Arab American communities are experiencing cautious relief and rekindling dialogue in one of America’s most diverse urban landscapes.
Faced with an overwhelming U.S. naval presence in the Caribbean, drug cartels are abandoning boats and turning to small aircraft to move their illicit cargo, creating a new and complex security challenge for the region.
A fragmented 2003 CIA cable reveals an interrogator terrorized a prisoner with a power drill and handgun—tactics never authorized by headquarters.
One person is dead and two are missing after remnants of Typhoon Halong triggered catastrophic flooding in western Alaska’s Kwigillingok village.
The New York Times, Washington Post, Newsmax, and others reject new Pentagon rules that could punish journalists for routine reporting.
A small plane crashed into a grassy median on Interstate 195 in Dartmouth, Mass., on October 13, 2025, killing both onboard and injuring one person on the ground.
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche is walking a tightrope—advancing President Trump’s campaign of political retribution while resisting its most extreme impulses, angering hardline conservatives.
An ex-student attacked three staff members at the Switzer Learning Center in Torrance, California, and later claimed to have planted pipe bombs nearby, prompting a large-scale emergency response.
Massive pro-Palestinian student protests that swept U.S. campuses in 2024 have largely disappeared in 2025 due to suspensions, expulsions, and Republican-backed state laws targeting campus activism.
North Carolina Republicans are redrawing congressional maps mid-decade to secure an 11th House seat, targeting Democrat Don Davis’s district in a Trump-backed strategy.