The U.S. military killed six people in a boat strike near Venezuela—the fifth such operation under Trump’s new policy treating cartels as terrorist groups.
President Trump is considering arming Ukraine with long-range Tomahawk missiles, signaling a major policy shift and raising global tensions with Russia.
Weeks of youth-led protests over basic services have toppled Madagascar’s president, leading to a military takeover and calls for democratic renewal.
Since his death, Charlie Kirk has been transformed into a powerful martyr figure for the global far right—sparking memorials, legislation, and international rallies.
Twenty high-ranking Barrio 18 gang members have escaped from a maximum-security prison in Guatemala, igniting a nationwide manhunt and political crisis.
President Zelensky has stripped Odesa Mayor Hennady Trukhanov of Ukrainian citizenship, citing alleged Russian ties—a move critics call a political crackdown.
Netflix is entering the podcast world through a new deal with Spotify, bringing video adaptations of 16 top shows in sports, culture, entertainment, and true crime to its platform.
Stellantis is investing $13 billion in U.S. manufacturing over four years, creating 5,000 jobs and launching five new vehicles—including EVs and gas-powered SUVs.
The EPA revoked a $20 million flood resilience grant for Kipnuk, Alaska, just weeks before the remote village was hit by catastrophic flooding—sparking national outrage.
U.S. immigration authorities have sent about 20 migrants to Guantánamo Bay, restarting a controversial offshore detention program that had been idle since October 1.