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Concerns are rising about Senator John Fetterman's mental health following reports of erratic behavior. A meeting with Pennsylvania teachers union representatives reportedly devolved into shouting and repetitive statemen…
Russia will mark the 80th anniversary of Nazi Germany's defeat with a large military parade in Red Square, showcasing its military might amid its ongoing war in Ukraine. The parade, the largest since the invasion, aims t…
New Jersey's gubernatorial race boasts an unprecedentedly large and well-funded field of candidates, primarily Democrats. Six Democrats, including congress members and mayors, compete for the nomination, creating a uniqu…
Slovakia and Hungary strongly criticized the EU's plan to completely phase out Russian gas, nuclear, and oil imports by 2027, calling it "economic suicide." These eastern European nations, heavily reliant on Russian ener…
A federal judge is demanding more information from the Trump administration regarding the conditions under which approximately 200 Venezuelan immigrants are detained in El Salvador. These immigrants were deported in Marc…
Six individuals in Frio County, Texas, including two city council members and a school board trustee, face felony indictments for alleged vote harvesting. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced the charges, stemming…
Chief Justice John Roberts made a rare public appearance at a fireside chat in Buffalo, NY, celebrating the U.S. District Court's 125th anniversary. He defended the Supreme Court's role, emphasizing judicial independence…
North Carolina's elections board ousted its executive director, Karen Brinson Bell, in a partisan vote, replacing her with Sam Hayes, a Republican lawyer. Republicans gained control of the board after a law change stripp…
President Trump met with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, rejecting calls to reduce tariffs on Canadian goods. Trump reiterated his unsubstantiated claim that the US subsidizes Canada by $200 billion annually. Carney…
President Trump reiterated his interest in acquiring Greenland, even suggesting the use of military force if necessary, despite Greenland's and Denmark's strong rejections. He cited national security and Greenland's reso…
San Antonio voters opted for non-City Council candidates in the mayoral race, choosing Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos for a runoff election. This marks a departure from the city's two-decade trend of electing counci…
President Trump's removal of National Security Advisor Mike Waltz adds to the turmoil within his national security team, which has faced scrutiny over Signal app usage and leadership questions. This shake-up comes amidst…
Tensions between the US and Germany are escalating. US officials, including Senator Marco Rubio, criticized Germany's new coalition government, accusing it of undermining the international order and neglecting Ukraine. T…
Australia's election night is underway, with mixed reactions from various parties. Treasurer Jim Chalmers credits Albanese's campaign, cost of living measures, and the impact of US politics for Labor's improved standing.…
The EPA announced the redistribution of scientists from its independent research office to other divisions. Administrator Lee Zeldin stated this "shift in scientific expertise" prioritizes "mission-essential" tasks. This…
Brazil's Social Security Minister, Carlos Lupi, resigned amid a massive $1.1 billion pension fraud scandal. Police allege unauthorized deductions from millions of pensioners' payments were funneled to associations and un…
The Trump administration appealed to the Supreme Court to grant Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) access to Social Security Administration data. Lower courts blocked DOGE's access, citing concerns ab…
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers and President Trump's border czar, Thomas Homan, clashed over a memo advising state workers on interactions with federal immigration agents. Homan's comments were interpreted as threats of a…
Over 87 AmeriCorps volunteers in Alaska had their service abruptly canceled due to Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency dismantling the program and terminating $400 million in grants. This impacts various comm…
The Department of Justice sued Colorado and Denver for allegedly hindering federal immigration enforcement, claiming their 'sanctuary laws' violate the U.S. Constitution. The lawsuit alleges these policies allowed a Vene…
Maine has reached an agreement with the Trump administration, restoring approximately $3 million in federal funding for school children. The funding, initially frozen by the Agriculture Department, supports school food p…
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance criticized Germany's designation of the far-right AfD party as extremist, calling it 'tyranny in disguise'. They argue the move suppresses opposition and harm…
The family of Ashli Babbitt, who was shot and killed during the January 6th Capitol riot, has reached a preliminary settlement with the Trump administration in their wrongful death lawsuit. The terms of the settlement, w…
Prince Harry expressed his desire for reconciliation with his family, particularly his father King Charles III, who is battling cancer. Harry cited the ongoing security dispute as the last major rift, criticizing the Kin…
Harvard University students rallied in support of the administration's stance against the Trump administration's demands, which included funding cuts and policy changes impacting academic freedoms. Harvard initially reje…