
Family Caregivers Provide Over $1 Trillion in Annual Care Value, AARP Report Shows
A new AARP analysis finds that unpaid family caregiving in the United States has reached an economic value exceeding $1 trillion annually.

A new AARP analysis finds that unpaid family caregiving in the United States has reached an economic value exceeding $1 trillion annually.

Kurdish communities in Syria report feeling abandoned by U.S. allies amid political upheaval after Assad's fall.

Federal authorities charged Aiden Daniel Cuevas with planning attacks targeting a journalist and potentially Ivanka Trump.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent downplayed Iranian counterstrikes, saying the Middle East region is stable as crude oil prices fell for the first time since conflict began.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi rejected talks with the U.S. following President Trump's statement that deal terms aren't sufficient.

Senegal's parliament speaker El Malick Ndiaye has resigned from his position, sparking speculation about political maneuvering.

A Republican senator cited war powers concerns over Iran operations while lawmakers reacted to a $1.5 trillion defense spending proposal.

Daniel Duggan, a former US Marine Corps pilot, lost his appeal against extradition to the United States on charges of illegally training Chinese military aviators.

European and Japanese central banks weigh monetary policy options amid bond market selloffs and inflation concerns linked to ongoing conflicts.

French AI startup Mistral launched Voxtral TTS, an open-weight text-to-speech model that enterprises can download and run locally rather than accessing through APIs.

Terry Rozier faces federal charges for allegedly accepting $100,000 in bribes as part of a broader sports betting scheme involving professional and college basketball.

The Financial Reporting Council has launched a probe into PwC's audit of WHSmith's 2024 financial statements.

GOP lawmakers outline legislative priorities including a third reconciliation package addressing affordability and a DHS proposal targeting sanctuary cities.
The House approved the ALERT Act 396-10, requiring aircraft tracking systems after a crash killed 67 people near Washington.
Defense officials are discussing with General Motors, Ford and other manufacturers about shifting production capacity to make military supplies.
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