Despite official suicide rulings, the hanging death of Black college student Trey Reed in Mississippi has triggered national outrage, FBI review, and painful echoes of America’s lynching past.
A former Marine killed four people in a fiery, targeted assault on a Latter-day Saints church in Michigan, driven by a decade-old grudge against the faith.
A new Times/Siena poll reveals a historic shift: more Americans now sympathize with Palestinians than Israelis, and most oppose further U.S. military aid to Israel.
Hillshire Brands recalls 58 million pounds of corn dogs and sausage-on-a-stick products after wood fragments found in batter injured at least five people.
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to reinstate over 500 Voice of America staff, calling the mass layoffs a violation of court orders and congressional law.
Two senior HUD attorneys were dismissed after raising internal concerns about the agency’s failure to enforce the Fair Housing Act, igniting a whistleblower controversy.
President Trump and PM Netanyahu jointly endorse a 20-point Gaza peace plan that promises immediate war termination—if Hamas consents.
The White House unveiled a detailed 21-point ceasefire and reconstruction plan for Gaza that would end the war immediately—if both Israel and Hamas accept.
Icelandic budget carrier Play Airlines has suddenly ceased all operations, leaving an estimated 15,000 passengers stranded and raising questions about the viability of ultra-low-cost transatlantic models.
Opera staff at Venice’s La Fenice threaten to strike over the politically connected appointment of conductor Beatrice Venezi, citing lack of experience and broken consultation norms.