
Colombia Faces Presidential Election Amid Ongoing Armed Conflict and Peace Deal Challenges
Colombian voters prepare to elect a new president as the country grapples with implementing a 2016 peace deal and continuing rebel violence.

Colombian voters prepare to elect a new president as the country grapples with implementing a 2016 peace deal and continuing rebel violence.

A federal judge has postponed approval of Anthropic's massive copyright settlement amid allegations that lawyers rushed the deal to secure large fees.

Waymo has begun mapping operations in Alexandria, Virginia, with plans to expand to Arlington as part of its autonomous vehicle testing program.

Iranian and Israeli officials report that Iran's newly named leader Mojtaba Khamenei sustained leg injuries during an early war period, though details remain unclear.

The Senate unanimously passed new rules prohibiting senators from placing bets on prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket.

Former Cuban leader Raul Castro appeared publicly in Havana following murder charges filed by the Trump administration over a 1996 incident.

Morgan Stanley laid off approximately 2,500 employees, representing 3% of its global workforce, across investment banking, trading, and wealth management units.

President Trump plans to nominate David Cummins to lead the Transportation Security Administration.

Olympic gymnast Simone Biles disclosed on social media that she experienced a serious health scare that she described as 'almost dying.'

A teenage student was arrested at a Lower East Side high school after a safety officer discovered a loaded handgun in his coat pocket.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is challenging major coffee chains about sugar content in drinks while polling shows declining trust in health agencies.

House Speaker Mike Johnson discussed various policy positions and political challenges facing Republicans during the party's retreat in Florida.

The Supreme Court heard arguments in a Mississippi death row case involving allegations that prosecutors improperly removed Black jurors from the panel.

First group of Ghanaian nationals scheduled for repatriation from South Africa following recent anti-immigration protests.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves indicated the government may consider rent freeze measures to help address rising living costs, drawing criticism from landlords.
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