House and Senate Republicans have introduced legislation that would provide oil and gas companies with legal immunity from climate-related lawsuits and policies.
Search and rescue operations continue in the Pacific Ocean involving recovered bodies and missing crew members from maritime incidents.
Two U.S. airmen ejected from an F-15E Strike Eagle after it was hit by enemy fire during operations over Iran and were subsequently recovered by U.S. forces.
Three Palestinian women died when an Iranian missile struck a hair salon in the West Bank town of Beit Awwa during recent regional hostilities.
Los Angeles school district chief Alberto Carvalho suspended with pay after FBI raid on his home, with longtime insider Andres Chait taking interim leadership role.
Presidential pardons issued by Trump have eliminated fines and penalties that would have supported violent crime victim services, according to new reporting.
A YouGov poll found 50% of Americans support dismantling ICE, while a Biden-appointed judge threatened to jail federal officials over immigration enforcement.
Meta introduces a paid subscription tier for Instagram offering enhanced features as the company seeks revenue diversification beyond advertising.
Zeynab Javadli, former wife of a Dubai ruler's nephew, was reported missing by her lawyer before prosecutors confirmed she is in custody.
Major consulting and accounting firms are implementing organizational changes, including partner demotions and conflict-of-interest reviews.
Voting and civil rights organizations have filed a lawsuit against Alaska election officials, challenging the constitutionality of sharing voter registration data with the DOJ.
Private funding for fusion energy companies has surged to $15 billion, though experts debate whether the technology will deliver affordable power.
Growing public and business opposition emerges to Russia's internet crackdown, which includes cellphone shutdowns and blocking of messaging apps.
Pete Hegseth stated that Iran's attempted drone attack on Turkey would not activate NATO's collective defense provision.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said economic coercion from the U.S. and Europe almost drove Canada closer to China, while questioning the effectiveness of international organizations.
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