On the fifth anniversary of the January 6 Capitol attack, Democrats call for accountability while many Republicans remain silent, highlighting continuing partisan divides over the event and its implications.

Mar-a-Lago has again served as a command setting for major U.S. military decisions, reflecting Donald Trump’s personalized approach to national security leadership.

Democrats sharply criticise the Trump administration’s military operation in Venezuela, citing lack of congressional oversight, potential legal violations, and risks to regional stability and U.S. credibility.

Tesla has lost its title as the world’s largest electric vehicle maker after two consecutive years of declining sales, with rising competition and global demand shifts allowing BYD to take the lead.

Rapper D4vd is reportedly expected to face a murder indictment in connection with the death of Celeste Rivas, as law enforcement continues its investigation into the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.

National Guard troops will patrol New Orleans during New Year’s celebrations and remain through Carnival season under a heightened security plan a year after a deadly vehicle attack on Bourbon Street.

Emel McDowell spent 19 years in prison for a murder he did not commit, but a letter from the actual shooter ultimately led to his exoneration.

A Louisiana factory owner sold his company and committed 15 percent of the sale proceeds to give six‑figure Christmas‑season bonuses totaling $240 million to his 540 full‑time employees, profoundly changing many lives.

Former Republican Senator Ben Sasse announced that he has been diagnosed with terminal cancer, sharing the news publicly and reflecting on his life, family, and future priorities.

In 2025, the Republican‑led U.S. Congress set several records, including historically low legislative output and unusually high numbers of procedural votes, reflecting deep partisan divisions and a shift of decision‑making to the executive branch.

Despite public criticism of the news media, the Trump administration has continued to purchase subscriptions to paywalled news services for government use, highlighting a gap between official rhetoric and practical information needs.

Three inmates, including at least one charged with murder, escaped from the DeKalb County Jail in Georgia and are considered armed and dangerous as law enforcement pursues a manhunt.

DK Metcalf’s one-game suspension alters Seattle’s offensive dynamics, providing strategic advantages for AFC North teams and impacting the playoff race.

Sen. J.D. Vance used a major conservative conference to outline priorities on economic growth, national security, and civic values while calling for institutional reform.

PG&E restored power to most San Francisco customers overnight after storm-related outages, though about 25,000 customers remained without electricity as crews continued repairs.

Kim Basinger, Ireland Baldwin, and granddaughter Holland share a rare three-generation family photo during a winter holiday getaway, highlighting private family moments.

Miami voters are facing an election that feels part political drama, part soap opera, and part circus.

New York Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani, grounded in faith, family, and community, has announced his run for mayor of New York City, aiming to build a more inclusive and equitable city while mobilizing historic numbers of South Asian and Muslim voters.

President Trump confirms he does not plan to name the new $300 million White House ballroom after himself, despite demolishing the historic East Wing to construct the massive event space.

Legal battles over President Trump’s “Operation Midway Blitz” in Chicago highlight deep national tensions over immigration enforcement, military deployment, and civil rights.

Trump’s rhetoric, digital propaganda, and militarized tactics have pushed America closer to internal conflict — but a rising protest movement is fighting to hold the mirror of democracy together.

The body found in the impounded Tesla registered to the singer d4vd has been identified as Celeste Rivas, age 15.

On the night of August 30th—while thousands gathered to witness “The Man” engulfed in flames, a long-standing tradition symbolizing release and renewal—a man was found dead in a pool of blood on the outskirts of Black Rock City. The Pershing County Sheriff’s Office has opened a homicide investigation. Official details remain scarce, but early reports suggest a violent end amid what should have been the climax of transcendence.

For decades, Stern made his name by being outrageous, fearless, and unapologetically raw. But somewhere along the way, the shock jock went soft. The man who once railed against censorship started parroting it. Stern embraced political correctness, masked up harder than Dr. Fauci, and wagged his finger at anyone who didn’t fall in line.

On a recent episode of the It’s Giving podcast, hip-hop icon and cultural mainstay Snoop Dogg shared a story that, on the surface, sounded benign: he took his grandson to see Pixar’s Lightyear—a film featuring a brief same-sex couple storyline—and left feeling unexpectedly caught in the middle of a cultural flashpoint.

According to the American Medical Association, over 70% of patients now prefer virtual visits for non-emergency care. That trend is only accelerating with the emergence of sleek, Silicon Valley-inspired platforms offering care at the tap of a screen.

The notion of “mass deportations” has not materialized. Yet the possibility, however remote, hangs in the air, a symbol of how fragile the post-AI labor compact has become.

In the ever-malleable landscape of professional boxing, plans shift—sometimes dramatically.