The UK’s Labour Party has issued a strong rebuke of Nigel Farage following revelations that his U.S. congressional testimony was brokered by the Alliance Defending Freedom, a key group in ending Roe v. Wade.
While Donald Trump files $230 million claims under the Federal Tort Claims Act, ordinary citizens like veteran George Retes Jr. face silence and denial—highlighting a stark legal double standard.
Britain’s Labour Party has condemned Nigel Farage after revelations that his U.S. Congress appearance was arranged by the Alliance Defending Freedom, a key group in overturning Roe v. Wade.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the U.S. is considering a U.N. mandate to deploy an international stabilization force in Gaza as part of efforts to uphold the fragile Israel-Hamas cease-fire.
Colorado becomes the first state to cap the price of Enbrel, the arthritis drug that has remained unchallenged in the U.S. market for nearly 30 years due to Amgen’s patent strategies.
With the government shutdown entering week four, banks and credit unions are offering federal workers payment deferrals, fee waivers, and no-interest loans.
Ken Burns’ new 12-hour PBS documentary on the American Revolution weaves complex history with modern tensions—while carefully avoiding direct political confrontation.
Amid a media blackout, Guantánamo portraits—taken through a Red Cross program—provide the only visual link between the last 15 detainees and their families.
A collection of stylized portraits from Guantánamo Bay, taken as part of a Red Cross program, offers a rare humanizing look at detainees and their connection to families.
The 2025 Seattle mayoral election features a generational clash between incumbent Bruce Harrell and challenger Katie Wilson, with the city’s future hanging in the balance.