The Trump administration has expanded U.S. export restrictions to automatically include all majority-owned subsidiaries of companies on the entity list, closing a major sanctions loophole.
Startup founder Charlie Javice sentenced to over 7 years in prison for fabricating millions of fake users to secure JPMorgan’s $175 million acquisition of her company Frank.
An offhand remark by Colombian President Gustavo Petro about men named ‘Brayan’ has triggered a national debate on classism, naming stigma, and systemic inequality.
Moldova’s ruling pro-European party secured a parliamentary majority in 2025 elections, resisting a major Russian interference campaign as it pushes toward EU membership.
Brazil’s wildly popular PIX payment app—used by 175 million people—is now a target of the Trump administration, which claims it harms U.S. financial firms.
Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu released a high-stakes Gaza peace proposal requiring Hamas to disarm or be destroyed—with no consultation of the militant group.
Amid Trump’s aggressive immigration enforcement, American citizens are being stopped, handcuffed, and held—sometimes overnight—despite asserting their legal status.
As a government shutdown looms, here’s a clear breakdown of which federal services continue—and which stop—impacting millions of Americans.
President Trump and top congressional leaders failed to reach a budget deal in a high-stakes meeting, pushing the U.S. closer to a government shutdown.
A gunman killed at least four people and set fire to a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Grand Blanc, Michigan. Details on the suspect and timeline inside.