Satellite imagery reveals that Iran has damaged 20 U.S. military bases across the Middle East since February, highlighting the scale of the conflict.

A daring filing by media entrepreneur Alki David urges that crucial corporate and cross-border documents be preserved before they’re lost, linking high‑profile figures, NXIVM, and a Texas court into a sweeping evidence strategy.

Following a weekend of air attacks, the U.S. and Iran have once again struck military positions near the Strait of Hormuz, heightening tensions amid stalled ceasefire talks.

Former Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell received the Kennedy Foundation’s Profile in Courage Award for his steadfast protection of the bank’s autonomy amid political pressure.

Severe weather, disease and shifting farm choices are tightening supplies of the iconic Scotch bonnet pepper, putting major local brands—and their global export markets—in a tight spot.

See how the sun aligns with Manhattan’s grid during spring and summer sunsets – learn dates, best viewing spots, and the history behind the phenomenon.

After a decade‑long tradition in suburban Maryland, the 80‑student word‑war has been relocated to a grand Washington venue, sparking security revamps and cultural buzz.

Despite escalating tensions in the Gulf and scorching temperatures, this year’s pilgrimage starts with a record crowd of foreign Muslims arriving in Saudi Arabia.

European airlines are now advertising flights to Dakhla as a Moroccan destination, igniting a surge in tourism and a legal debate on the legitimacy of Morocco’s claim over Western Sahara.

Freeman Johnson, 106‑year‑old and the oldest living survivor of the Pearl Harbor attack, shares his experiences and reflects on a life shaped by World II. The former Navy fireman was below deck on the USS St. Louis during the surprise attack and later witnessed the ship’s deployment, presidential rendezvous, and the end of war aboard the USS Iowa. Though he avoided the spotlight in earlier years, Johnson has become a local hero, sharing lessons with new generations.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu orders attacks on Beirut's Dahieh district amid growing violence with Hezbollah. The move follows a failed ceasefire and the US calls for de‑escalation.

Satellite imagery reveals that Iran has damaged 20 U.S. military bases across the Middle East since February, highlighting the scale of the conflict.

Following a weekend of air attacks, the U.S. and Iran have once again struck military positions near the Strait of Hormuz, heightening tensions amid stalled ceasefire talks.

Former Colorado elections clerk Tina Peters is set to be released from prison after Gov. Jared Polis commuted her sentence amid pressure from President Trump.

Former Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell received the Kennedy Foundation’s Profile in Courage Award for his steadfast protection of the bank’s autonomy amid political pressure.

An in‑depth look at how the U.S. presidency turns annual physicals into a political statement amid growing public concern about age and fitness.

A catastrophic collapse of a 500,000‑gallon caustic chemical tank at a Nippon Dynawave plant in Longview, Washington, has left 11 men dead and sparked fears about the industry's future.

A single bus clashed with six vehicles on southbound I‑95, killing five people and injuring dozens in a nighttime work‑zone incident.

A long‑running investigation exposes a Missouri‑based residential program that serves mostly adopted children, alleging staff misconduct, inadequate treatment, and a profit‑focused business model that skirts public‑government oversight.

Authorities resumed a painstaking search for nine workers feared dead after a massive white‑liquor tank burst at the Nippon Dynawave plant in Longview, Washington.

A daring filing by media entrepreneur Alki David urges that crucial corporate and cross-border documents be preserved before they’re lost, linking high‑profile figures, NXIVM, and a Texas court into a sweeping evidence strategy.

The Trump era Pentagon accelerates AI deployment in the armed forces while grappling with safety, policy, and a public dispute with tech firm Anthropic.

A gas leak investigation turned into a deadly blast in the Oak Cliff neighborhood, leaving three residents dead and at least five injured. Dallas Fire‑Rescue and authorities are searching the charred remains while the National Transportation Safety Board investigates the cause.

The war‑torn borders see a surge in tiny, low‑flying, wire‑carried drones that mimic tactics first used in Ukraine and threaten civilian and military targets alike.

A corrosive tank collapse at a Washington paper mill and a near‑explosion at a California industrial plant exposed gaps in maintenance practices and regulatory coordination, prompting calls for clearer safety standards and stronger inspection regimes.

14‑year‑old Shrey Parikh from Rancho Cucamonga outsmarts fellow champion Ishaan Gupta in a 90‑second tiebreaker, spelling 32 words correctly to claim the title of the best young speller in the U.S.

The 98th Scripps National Spelling Bee finals will be broadcast Thursday night in Washington, DC. Learn the competition’s rules, the top finalists, the prize breakdown, and where to stream the action.

At age 14, Shrey Parikh has combined brain‑power and hard work to force his way into the finals of the 2024 Scripps National Spelling Bee, after learning from a disappointing school‑bee exit a year earlier.

A grand UFC cage is being built on the South Lawn of the White House to host a historic event on the day the United States turns 250. The tie‑in between mixed‑martial‑arts and the nation's founding anniversary has generated buzz, ticket demand, and a promise of a non‑profit, high‑profile showcase.

After a decade‑long tradition in suburban Maryland, the 80‑student word‑war has been relocated to a grand Washington venue, sparking security revamps and cultural buzz.

This weekend’s weekend box‑office shows an unprecedented surge of young audiences at theaters, where internet‑originated horror films “Backrooms” and “Obsession” topped the charts, out‑earning big‑budget franchise releases.

The 19th‑century bronze‑colored bull in the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II has been in need of repair after thousands of tourists rubbed its ‘lucky’ spot. City officials have moved quickly to preserve a key piece of Milan’s living heritage.

See how the sun aligns with Manhattan’s grid during spring and summer sunsets – learn dates, best viewing spots, and the history behind the phenomenon.

The live‑in aide to the ‘Friends’ star faces 3‑year and 5‑month term for supplying ketamine that culminated in the actor’s drowning in his backyard hot‑tub.

Los Angeles federal court sentences Matthew Perry’s live‑in assistant, Kenneth Iwamasa, to 3 years and 5 months for a fatal ketamine injection that killed the star. The decision ends the legal saga surrounding the actor’s death.

Former First Lady Jill Biden says she feared President Joe Biden might have suffered a stroke when he faltered in the 2024 presidential debate, a moment that helped push the Biden campaign to step aside and hand the nomination to Kamala Harris.

European leaders are gathering in Cyprus to discuss appointing a high‑profile mediator to talk with Moscow, with hopes of breaking the stalemate that has left the war dragging on.

European airlines are now advertising flights to Dakhla as a Moroccan destination, igniting a surge in tourism and a legal debate on the legitimacy of Morocco’s claim over Western Sahara.

Alia fled her village to Kabul to avoid a forced marriage and continues to fight for her right to education under Taliban rule.

The notable former congressman Barney Frank, who was a leading advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and instrumental in post-2008 financial reforms, has died at the age of 86 after a battle with illness.