Days before a pivotal meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, China has unveiled its 15th Five-Year Plan, doubling down on its mission for technological self-reliance and global manufacturing dominance.
In the 2025 Dutch elections, affordable housing has emerged as the defining issue, with voters demanding solutions to a crisis that’s left even middle-income earners struggling to find a home.
Ten people are on trial in Paris for spreading false online claims about Brigitte Macron’s gender and marriage, in a case that tests the limits of free speech and digital harassment laws in France.
Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm with winds exceeding 185 mph, has devastated parts of Jamaica, surpassing Hurricane Katrina in intensity and causing widespread destruction.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has openly endorsed Argentine President Javier Milei, inserting himself into the country’s upcoming legislative elections and drawing comparisons to America’s long history of foreign electoral interference.
Gyeongju, South Korea, is undergoing a dramatic transformation to host the 2025 APEC summit, welcoming global leaders like Trump and Xi Jinping while balancing heritage preservation and high-stakes diplomacy.
North Korea launched a ballistic missile just days before Donald Trump’s planned visit to South Korea, signaling a defiant response to his recent overtures for renewed talks with Kim Jong-un.
Broadcast networks are reviving their audiences by prioritizing live events—from NBA games to the VMAs—proving shared viewing experiences still matter.
From Brown University to California classrooms, history and ethnic studies curricula are being scaled back or removed entirely under political pressure, raising alarms about academic freedom and historical literacy.
A new House Oversight Committee report alleges former President Biden was cognitively impaired and that aides concealed his decline, rendering his decisions ‘void’—a claim Democrats dismiss as baseless and politically driven.