A federal judge has temporarily halted the Trump administration’s plan to deploy National Guard troops to the Chicago area, ruling the move lacked legal grounding and defied Illinois’ governor.
A federal magistrate judge has dismissed a felony gun indictment in Washington, D.C., calling it ‘facially invalid’ and highlighting legal overreach in post-Trump enforcement efforts.
Ruth Weiss, who fled Nazi Germany and became a leading voice against apartheid in South Africa, has died at 101—leaving behind a legacy of courage and moral clarity.
For the first time, researchers have documented a bat catching and consuming a migratory bird in flight—challenging long-held assumptions about nocturnal food chains.
With Trump claiming hostages will be released by Monday or Tuesday, the world watches closely—but the specifics of the Israel-Hamas prisoner exchange remain unclear.
Iran, long a key backer of Hamas, has issued a restrained endorsement of the new Gaza ceasefire with Israel—hinting at a strategic pivot in its Middle East policy.
The Trump administration’s $20 billion Argentina bailout is under fire for allegedly benefiting billionaire investors linked to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
As the Gaza ceasefire deal nears implementation, Israelis and Palestinians celebrate a possible end to two years of war—but fear it may not last.
A fragile Gaza peace deal offers hope for ending the deadliest phase of the Israel-Palestine conflict, but critical issues like Hamas disarmament and Gaza’s future governance remain unresolved.
The U.S. is sending 200 non-combat troops to Israel to help coordinate the Gaza ceasefire, working alongside regional partners in a new civil-military hub.