President Trump is pressuring Senate Republicans to eliminate the filibuster to end the ongoing government shutdown, sparking renewed debate over Senate rules and partisan power.
The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, has restored ownership of two David Drake pottery pieces to his descendants—the first U.S. museum to do so for art created under slavery.
A severe shortage of certified air traffic controllers in Orlando has grounded flights and caused widespread delays across the East Coast during a federal government shutdown.
Trump and Xi Jinping agree to a one-year trade truce on tariffs, rare earths, and fentanyl—but Trump’s nuclear testing announcement casts a shadow over the breakthrough.
Amazon reported a 38% year-over-year profit surge in Q3 2025, driven by booming cloud sales and AI-powered efficiencies across its e-commerce and logistics operations.
A last-minute redistricting deal in Ohio is set to boost Republican odds of gaining two U.S. House seats in 2026, drawing sharp criticism over backroom negotiations and partisan gerrymandering.
A Texas grandmother and her family rode out Hurricane Melissa—the strongest storm in Jamaica’s history—at a Sandals resort, witnessing both destruction and extraordinary human kindness.
In a major policy reversal, the U.S. has agreed to pause national security-related export controls on Chinese firms as part of a new trade truce—signaling a strategic win for Beijing.
Newly verified videos show mass executions in Sudan’s El Fasher, sparking fears of a return to genocidal violence in Darfur.
In a historic move, Prince Andrew has been stripped of his Duke of York title following years of controversy over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.