The U.S. military killed 14 suspected drug smugglers in three boat strikes in international waters, raising legal and strategic concerns amid a growing military presence in Latin America.
Dr. Steven Hatfill was fired from his HHS advisory role after refusing to resign, citing an internal effort to undermine Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
With Proposition 50 on the November 4 ballot, California Democrats are launching early campaigns for redrawn—and still hypothetical—congressional districts in a high-stakes bid to flip the U.S. House in 2026.
President Trump declared he is prepared to deploy active-duty U.S. military forces into American cities, sparking immediate backlash and legal concerns over the Posse Comitatus Act.
Under pressure from President Trump during his Tokyo visit, Toyota has pledged to sell American-made vehicles in Japan for the first time, as part of a broader $550 billion Japanese investment push in the U.S.
Facing new U.S. tariffs from President Trump, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is turning to Asia to diversify trade and position Canada as a reliable global partner.
Cuba has evacuated more than 500,000 people ahead of Hurricane Melissa’s arrival, as the powerful Category 4 storm threatens catastrophic wind, rain, and storm surge across the island nation.
The UK government will convert two military bases to house up to 900 asylum seekers as it faces intense pressure to end the use of hotels amid rising public anger and soaring costs.
As Hurricane Melissa strikes the Caribbean, small island nations—already drowning in debt from past climate disasters—plead for long-overdue international climate finance.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered forceful military strikes on Gaza after accusing Hamas of violating the cease-fire by attacking Israeli troops and refusing to return hostages’ bodies.