Zohran Mamdani, NYC’s Democratic mayoral nominee, is holding private meetings with Jewish leaders who oppose his views on Israel, seeking to reassure them of their safety and inclusion in his potential administration.
Orsted, once a global leader in offshore wind, is cutting 25% of its workforce amid soaring costs and political opposition from the Trump administration.
President Trump hosted a private dinner for corporate executives who pledged millions to fund a $200 million White House ballroom, drawing criticism over ethics and access.
Days after a ceasefire with Israel, Hamas publicly executed eight Palestinian rivals in Gaza City, launching a bloody crackdown to reestablish dominance.
A former FBI agent has been sentenced to 60 years in prison after being convicted of raping three women at tattoo studios he operated under a fake identity in Maryland.
The Delaware Supreme Court hears arguments over Elon Musk’s $125 billion Tesla compensation deal, testing the limits of shareholder power and corporate governance.
Archaeologists confirm a skull fragment found along Indiana’s Whitewater River is over 4,200 years old, shedding light on ancient Indigenous communities in the Midwest.
California’s reparations movement stalls as Governor Gavin Newsom vetoes bills offering tangible benefits to descendants of enslaved people, while approving a new agency to verify eligibility.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth issued a stark warning to Russia, threatening ‘significant costs’ if peace efforts collapse—amid Ukraine’s urgent request for American Tomahawk missiles.
A U.S. influence campaign led by Trump allies like Rudy Giuliani is working to recast Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik—a Putin ally sanctioned by Washington—as a victim of political persecution.