
Pentagon Denies Threatening Vatican in January Meeting with Holy See Diplomat
Pentagon officials have denied threatening the Vatican during a January meeting with the Holy See's then-envoy to the United States.

Pentagon officials have denied threatening the Vatican during a January meeting with the Holy See's then-envoy to the United States.

Peruvians will choose their next president from among 35 candidates in Sunday's election, featuring diverse backgrounds including former officials and entertainers.

The Rastriya Swatatantra Party secured a large majority in Nepal's election, with corruption being a dominant campaign issue.

The U.S. Air Force has finished modifying a Boeing 747 donated by Qatar to serve as a temporary Air Force One aircraft.

Federal prosecutors charged four noncitizens with illegally casting ballots in federal elections after falsely claiming U.S. citizenship.
West Virginia residents are experiencing electric bills exceeding mortgages, contradicting Trump's campaign promise to halve electricity costs nationwide.

James Carville warned Democrats against far-left immigration rhetoric while Bobby Pulido faced criticism for comments about Border Patrol agents.

More than a dozen Washington D.C. police officers were placed on leave during an internal investigation into alleged manipulation of crime statistics.

Brian Cole Jr. received two new felony charges for allegedly placing pipe bombs near political headquarters before Jan. 6, 2021.

A mother whose son died from a severe allergic reaction at school is advocating for new legislation to protect pupils with allergies in Northern Ireland.

CBS News program Face the Nation hosted interviews with U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Israeli Ambassador Michael Leiter amid ongoing military operations.
Federal plans to convert warehouses into immigration detention centers have sparked protests and legal challenges in multiple communities nationwide.
The House voted 218-203 to pass legislation codifying year-round sales of E15 ethanol fuel, with bipartisan but divided support.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris has suggested she may run for president again in 2028, stating she is 'not done' with politics in recent media appearances.

DOJ files lawsuit against Connecticut sanctuary policies while securing court order for Delaware labor records and settlement in FBI raid case.
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