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Jane Doe, who filed a civil suit against seven former members of the Chi Phi fraternity for drug‑assisted sexual assault in October 2024, sent a letter to Cornell’s faculty senate detailing a second‑hand account of Presi…
U.S. envoys met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Oslo on Tuesday as Kyiv accused Washington of pulling back crucial aid. The meeting, attended by U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff and President Donald Trump…
Senior US diplomat Tom Barrack said Washington is shifting away from its traditional security‑for‑oil relationship with the Middle East. Speaking at the Global Security Forum in Doha on Tuesday, Barrack, the US Ambassado…
The Justice Department announced on Monday it was charging twenty‑eight green card holders in California with election crimes for allegedly registering to vote or voting in U.S. elections. This action escalates the Trump…
Marseille, France’s second‑largest city, experienced some of the worst violence during Saturday’s protests, with local business leaders reporting damage to more than 500 premises, most of which were looted. Police union …
President Donald Trump is on the road to support Republican Senate nominees, including Michael Whatley in North Carolina and former congressman Mike Rogers in Michigan. Trump’s Kansas rally also featured a $8 bn aid pack…
Ken Paxton and James Talarico crisscross Texas to rally voters before the November 3, 2026 Senate election. Paxton spoke to about three hundred fifty people in Fort Worth, touting a $25,000 medical tax deduction and a pe…
Federal investigators questioned Sahra Noor, older sister of Representative Ilhan Omar, following a Homeland Security Investigations raid on Omar’s Washington, D.C. residence. The raid, conducted on October twelfth, 2026…
A Guardian investigation found that Louisiana’s justice of the peace courts may violate tenants’ constitutional rights by allowing eviction fees to boost judges’ incomes. In a case in Baton Rouge, Marchana Watts, who ear…
Australian independent MP Helen Haines was struck twice by a white Toyota Landcruiser outside her electorate office in Wangaratta, north‑east of Melbourne. The incident, described by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as a …
Protests erupted in France and several European countries as citizens demanded relief from soaring living costs, inadequate schooling, and a housing crisis. In France, more than 500,000 people marched, with most demonstr…
In Edmonton, voters in Alberta overwhelmingly chose to remain in Canada, with seventy‑seven percent supporting unity and twenty‑three percent favoring a path toward separation. The unofficial results, based on more than …
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth quietly visited Israel on Monday and met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to a senior U.S. military official. The unannounced visit occurred just over a week before Netanya…
Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles arrested twenty‑eight green card holders on Monday, accusing them of fraudulently registering to vote and lying on naturalization applications. The defendants, including Ana Domínguez o…
Videos show a Long Beach resident, Ricardo Gonzalez, screaming that his arm is broken while ICE agents pin him to the ground and handcuff him. Gonzalez, a former city employee and U.S. citizen, was struck by a vehicle be…
Federal authorities charged twenty‑eight people across California with illegally registering to vote or casting ballots in federal elections despite not being U.S. citizens. Eleven were arrested Monday, with seventeen ot…
Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced new rules to protect motorists from harsh private parking charges. Drivers will receive a guaranteed five‑minute period to decide whether to park and a ten‑minute window to leave wit…
The Mississippi Attorney General’s Office announced Monday that a police shooting that killed one‑year‑old Kohen Wiley on June 14 was justified. The incident occurred when a Senatobia officer fired at a vehicle after a s…
Pennsylvania’s health department issued a health alert Monday after measles cases in pregnancy rose sharply, leading to an increase in congenital measles. The alert detailed clinical guidance for managing exposures durin…
Federal immigration agents broke the arm of Ricardo Gonzalez, a US citizen, during a confrontation with protesters in Long Beach. Video shows Gonzalez handcuffed and face down, ICE officers kneeling on his back. He was t…
The City Council plans to vote on the airport use and lease agreement during its Nov. 9 meeting after the mayor vetoed a longer timeline.…
French officials considered declaring a state of emergency and local curfews after widespread riots. Anti‑government protests in major cities turned violent, damaging historic sites and leading to more than two thousand …
More than three dozen members of the United States Congress received envelopes containing white powder less than three weeks before the November three midterms. The latest incident involved Virginia Democrat Suhas Subram…
A Russian Geran‑3 drone struck the central park of Nova Vodolaha in Kharkiv Oblast on October nineteenth, killing six people, including two children aged eight and one, and injuring at least fifteen. Interior Minister Iv…
The Supreme Court on Monday rejected an appeal by Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two other alleged 9/11 plotters seeking to enforce a plea deal. The men had agreed to life sentences in a 2024 deal signed by a military commis…