Russia views Nicolás Maduro’s capture as a stark reminder that the United States can act decisively on the world stage with limited restraint, reinforcing Moscow’s belief that power, not rules, ultimately governs great-power behavior.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has announced he will not seek a third term, opening the field for new candidates in the state’s upcoming gubernatorial race.

The trial of a former Uvalde police officer accused of failing to act during the Robb Elementary School shooting has begun, highlighting issues of individual and institutional accountability in emergency response.

The U.S. Secret Service is planning a significant expansion of personnel and capabilities to address evolving threats and safeguard the 2028 election cycle.

The U.S. operation against Nicolás Maduro resembles the 1989 Panama intervention in its limited, law-enforcement-focused approach, rather than the large-scale war seen in Iraq.

The U.S. operation to capture Nicolás Maduro involved coordinated intelligence, targeted strikes, and legal preparation, raising global questions about sovereignty, enforcement, and regional stability.

2026 will be a landmark year featuring America’s 250th anniversary celebrations, the Winter Olympics, the expanded FIFA World Cup, Artemis II lunar mission, midterm elections, cultural events, and astronomical phenomena, blending history, sports, science, politics, and global engagement.

A US man has been charged after alleged backyard shooting practice sent a stray bullet that killed a woman several blocks away, sparking outrage and renewed debate over gun safety.

Severe Christmas-season storms triggered flooding and mudslides across Southern California, forcing thousands to evacuate, disrupting holiday routines, and prompting Los Angeles officials to declare a state of emergency as crews worked to protect lives and infrastructure.

The Trump White House has pursued an aggressive, growth-focused A.I. strategy, downplaying risks in favor of economic expansion and global competitiveness.

Trained bomb-sniffing dogs played a quiet but critical role in safeguarding polling places and election facilities, helping ensure a secure and orderly election.

The Justice Department’s release of Epstein case files under a new transparency law has produced extensive material but few dramatic revelations, highlighting legal limits on disclosure and ongoing debates over privacy and oversight.

The UN Security Council has renewed its peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo as renewed M23 rebel offensives highlight ongoing instability in the country’s eastern regions.

Pope Leo has appointed Bishop Michael Reynolds of Springfield, Illinois, to succeed Cardinal Timothy Dolan as Archbishop of New York, emphasizing pastoral leadership, administrative competence, and continuity.

Newly released congressional emails show that author Michael Wolff once suggested Jeffrey Epstein could blackmail Donald Trump during the 2016 campaign to gain leverage, raising fresh controversy over Wolff’s political motives and Epstein’s reach.

President Donald Trump said he will not meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin until there is a clear path toward a peace agreement in Ukraine, signaling a hardening of his administration’s stance on the ongoing war.

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul will meet Trump and sign a peace declaration with Cambodia despite national mourning for Queen Sirikit.

Over 1,000 U.S. rabbis signed a letter warning that New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani’s rhetoric on Israel and Zionism risks fueling antisemitism despite his reassurances to Jewish voters.

A new Reuters/Ipsos poll shows Trump’s approval rating ticking up slightly as most Americans back recognizing a Palestinian state and increasingly blame Republicans for the ongoing government shutdown.

In a stunning midday raid on September 23, a coordinated flash mob of masked assailants stormed Jewelry store in San Ramon, California

Before the alleged shooting, Robinson was reportedly living with a partner who is transgender (assigned male at birth, transitioning to female).

Governor Ron DeSantis is pushing forward one of his most daring initiatives yet—an effort to significantly reduce or even eliminate property taxes in Florida.

When Novo Nordisk exploded onto the global scene with Ozempic and Wegovy, the world saw a new miracle drug emerge—one that promised to melt fat, suppress hunger, and upend the $4 trillion global health industry. But beneath the headlines and skyrocketing stock prices, the illusion of pharmaceutical dominance was quietly beginning to crack.

Clad in a nude bodycon dress that clung to her silhouette like a second skin, Khloé made a statement without uttering a word.

A federal judge has delivered a stunning blow to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's controversial immigration detention facility—dubbed Alligator Alcatraz—deep within the Florida Everglades.