Two Chicago residents are federally charged after a Border Patrol agent shot one during a confrontation that began as a vehicle pursuit—sparking debate over conflicting narratives.
A Kansas sheriff’s deputy faces murder charges after kneeling on the back of a handcuffed, wheelchair-bound inmate who later died from mechanical asphyxia.
As the U.S. government shutdown enters day five, Trump threatens federal layoffs while Schumer and Johnson exchange blame over failed negotiations.
A tragic skydiving accident in Nashville claimed the life of an instructor after he became separated from his student mid-air. The student survived with minor injuries.
Sanae Takaichi’s surprise victory in Japan’s LDP leadership race sent the yen tumbling and stocks soaring, as investors anticipate a revival of Abenomics-style stimulus under Japan’s likely first female prime minister.
From buzzing quadcopters to unmanned sea drones, Ukraine’s war with Russia has entered a new era where cheap, smart tech is outmaneuvering tanks and warships—and testing both nations’ political resilience.
President Emmanuel Macron has unveiled a new French cabinet featuring veteran Bruno Le Maire as defense minister, but analysts question whether the government can achieve lasting stability in a deeply divided political landscape.
UK Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has unveiled a sweeping deportation plan targeting 150,000 people annually, drawing comparisons to Trump-era U.S. immigration policies amid a party crisis.
Taylor Swift’s ‘Showgirl’ film dominated the box office with $33 million in one weekend, leaving Dwayne Johnson’s ‘The Smashing Machine’ far behind—and proving that fan-driven events can outperform Hollywood blockbusters.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker has launched a state investigation after reports that federal agents zip-tied children during a Chicago immigration raid, calling the operation a step toward turning the city into a ‘war zone.’