In a strategic political move, Democrats are refusing to end the government shutdown without an extension of crucial Affordable Care Act health care subsidies, a demand that even Donald Trump concedes could be politically damaging for Republicans.
Attorney General Pam Bondi’s Senate testimony sparked heated exchanges over DOJ independence, immigration enforcement, and election security—highlighting America’s deepening political rifts.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney successfully cooled tensions with President Trump during a high-stakes Washington visit, staving off new tariffs—but only for now.
President Trump has named retired Marine Col. Daren K. Margolin, previously fired for a gun safety violation, to lead the U.S. immigration court system amid a push for mass deportations.
The U.S. aviation system is buckling under a critical shortage of air traffic controllers, leading to nationwide delays and exposing deep structural flaws in workforce planning.
The European Space Agency’s Mars orbiter has captured the first images of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS from another planet—marking a historic milestone in astronomy.
Hunter Biden reportedly pursued a controversial real estate deal involving land around the U.S. Embassy in Romania with a Chinese-linked group—a move he privately called an ‘ethical quagmire.’
In a candid Q&A, NYT’s Peter Baker explains the challenges of covering Trump’s unprecedented second term—and how it’s reshaping global politics and journalism.
Dominique Pelicot testified that a man appealing his rape conviction knew Gisèle Pelicot was drugged—directly contradicting the appellant’s claim of ignorance.
At the Athens Democracy Forum, experts warned that while politics dominates headlines, civics education is fading—leaving a generation unprepared to protect democracy.