Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai shares a vulnerable side in her new memoir, revealing she once thought she’d never fall in love and detailing her journey through trauma, identity, and changing views on marriage.
Greenville, MS implemented a citywide curfew in 2025 that has reduced gun violence by over 60%, sparking national debate over public safety versus personal freedom.
The Supreme Court is rearguing a Louisiana redistricting case that could invalidate Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, threatening minority representation and shifting the balance of power in Congress.
The U.S. Supreme Court is reviewing a Montana case that tests the limits of the ’emergency aid exception,’ which allows police to enter homes without a warrant to prevent harm.
The Trump administration is considering providing Ukraine with a new land-based launcher for Tomahawk missiles, a move that would grant Kyiv the ability to strike deep into Russian territory, including Moscow.
Escalating U.S.-China trade tensions are fueling a soybean boom in Brazil, prompting farmers to lobby for weaker deforestation laws and threatening the Amazon and Cerrado ecosystems.
In the wake of June 2025 American and Israeli airstrikes, Tehran residents navigate a fragile normalcy marked by economic strain, cultural expression, and geopolitical uncertainty.
Former Congresswoman Katie Porter admits she ‘fell short’ after two viral videos showing her mistreating a staffer and dismissing a reporter sparked backlash during her California governor campaign.
London police uncover a transnational gang linked to China responsible for tens of thousands of phone thefts in the British capital, revealing a sophisticated black-market pipeline.
Former special counsel Jack Smith defends his Trump investigations as fact-based and apolitical amid a House GOP subpoena and rising political tensions.