Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth drew criticism after comparing journalists to biblical Pharisees, while facing renewed impeachment calls from Democrats.
Diego Pavia became the first Heisman Trophy finalist to go undrafted since 2014 after completing his college career at Vanderbilt.
Iran signals receptiveness to shipping requests from Malaysia and Spain while restricting sports team travel to hostile nations.
NASA astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir conducted the first spacecraft-to-spacecraft radio communication between a lunar mission and the International Space Station.
Pro-Iran groups deployed AI-generated content and published charts suggesting sea mines in Strait of Hormuz during recent conflict with U.S. and Israel.
Three Middle Eastern investment funds are reportedly close to backing Paramount's proposed $81 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery.
Former 'The Hills' star Spencer Pratt has launched a mayoral campaign in Los Angeles, releasing an advertisement that has gained online attention.
The Education Department announced it will transfer management of $180 billion in defaulted student loans to Treasury as part of broader agency restructuring efforts.
New data reveals drops in HIV testing and treatment metrics after Trump administration modifications to PEPFAR, the global AIDS relief program.
The Trump administration dismissed DOJ prosecutors accused of working closely with abortion-rights groups, then hosted anti-abortion advocates.
The California Republican Party declined to endorse a gubernatorial candidate despite Trump's backing, while Democrats struggle to field strong contenders.
Japan has approved an additional $4 billion in funding for domestic chipmaker Rapidus as part of efforts to strengthen semiconductor manufacturing capabilities.
Navy reservist David Varela was arrested overseas following a two-month international manhunt after his wife's body was discovered in a freezer in Norfolk, Virginia.
Amazon-owned Zoox announced plans to bring autonomous vehicle testing to Austin and Miami after nearly two years of operations in other cities.
Epic Games is laying off more than 1,000 employees across the company as engagement with its flagship game Fortnite continues to decline.
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