The U.S. is withdrawing from a $300 million commitment to build a critical sewage treatment plant in East Timor, leaving one of Asia’s poorest nations in limbo.
A recent incident in San Bruno highlights the legal gray area around autonomous vehicles: when there’s no human driver, who gets cited for traffic violations?
Social media platforms are transforming how Americans perceive the Israel-Gaza conflict, with user-generated content driving a historic shift in public sympathy toward Palestinians.
As the U.S. government shuts down, President Trump and Democrats square off over health care—each accusing the other of jeopardizing Americans’ access to affordable coverage.
President Trump orders active-duty troops into American cities, igniting a constitutional crisis over the military’s historic nonpartisan role and clashing with the Founding Fathers’ vision.
South African opposition leader Julius Malema faces escalating legal consequences following dual convictions for hate speech and illegal firearm possession, drawing international attention after Donald Trump highlighted him in a White House meeting.
Israeli naval forces intercepted a humanitarian flotilla including Greta Thunberg in international waters, halting its attempt to deliver aid to famine-stricken Gaza.
Snapchat is introducing paid storage plans for users who exceed 5GB of Memories, marking its first-ever charge for what was once a free feature.
Sens. Cortez Masto, Fetterman, and King crossed party lines to back a Republican plan to avoid a shutdown—highlighting growing Democratic divisions.
Israel has split Gaza in two militarily while Hamas deliberates over Donald Trump’s high-stakes ceasefire proposal—raising fears of total urban warfare.