In a US Senate hearing meant to examine the safety and regulation of abortion pills, a deceptively simple question hijacked the spotlight: Can men get pregnant? Asked repeatedly by Republican Senator Josh Hawley and repeatedly...

A lawsuit filed in North Carolina has pulled former US senator Kyrsten Sinema into a highly personal legal battle, alleging that she had a romantic relationship with a married member of her security team and...

US President Donald Trump has injected fresh volatility into US–Iran relations by claiming that Tehran halted 800 planned executions following American pressure, while warning that “all options” remain on the table if Iran’s violent crackdown...

President Donald Trump has dialed down his most aggressive rhetoric toward Iran, signaling a temporary pause in US military threats after claiming Tehran has halted the killing of protesters and shelved plans for executions. The...

President Donald Trump’s claim that a Washington Post reporter was arrested for leaking classified information tied to Venezuela has ignited a political and press freedom firestorm. At the center of it is Hannah Natanson, a...

The United States has quietly completed its first sale of Venezuelan oil worth $500 million, a move that signals a dramatic shift in Washington’s approach to Venezuela’s energy sector just days after the capture of...

When Donald Trump declared that Greenland is “vital for the Golden Dome we are building,” he wasn’t reviving an old talking point for shock value alone. The comment, delivered ahead of high-stakes talks with Danish...

The FBI’s decision to search the home of a Washington Post reporter has sent shockwaves through newsrooms, legal circles, and civil liberties groups across the United States. While the Justice Department says the action was...

In Minnesota, a new video by independent creator Nick Shirley is grabbing national attention and controversy. The widely viewed video extends Shirley’s investigation into alleged abuse of state benefit programs, this time focusing not on...

The United States has announced a suspension of immigrant visa processing for nationals of 75 countries, effective January 21, 2026, as part of a broader effort to tighten immigration controls under a reinvigorated public charge...