Gov. Tim Walz demoted his Human Services commissioner after 70 days following federal pause of $259.5 million in Medicaid funds over fraud allegations.
A 32-year-old State Department diplomat has been charged in connection with a fatal stabbing incident in Virginia that left one dead and three injured.
Senate lawmakers questioned sports betting officials about industry practices and potential federal regulation needs.
The Trump administration has revoked immigration status of Iranian nationals tied to Tehran's government and arrested a Wisconsin mosque leader.
Cameroon has approved the creation of a vice president role for President Paul Biya, 93, who has ruled the country for over four decades.
Federal prosecutors charged three individuals with allegedly smuggling $2.5 billion worth of AI technology to China through fraudulent means.
Wellington declared a state of emergency as flooding hit New Zealand's capital, with some residents urged to evacuate due to continued flood risks.
Four candidates will audition this week for the UN Secretary-General position, significantly fewer than the previous selection process in 2016.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled a £100 million fare-free bus initiative while Nationwide building society announced profit-sharing bonuses for members.
Police arrested a second suspect in connection with a stray bullet shooting that killed an infant and wounded her brother in Brooklyn.
President Trump announced plans to release government UFO files amid renewed public fascination with unidentified aerial phenomena and extraterrestrial life.
Democratic Senate candidate Mallory McMorrow accumulated $3,000 in unpaid water charges while advocating for water affordability policies.
Drivers filed over 107,000 appeals against private parking tickets in 2025, reflecting growing frustration with parking enforcement practices.
Veteran correspondents Lesley Stahl, Bill Whitaker and Jon Wertheim said they will stay at '60 Minutes' following recent turmoil at the program.
Iranian authorities are reportedly detaining family members and seizing property of opposition figures abroad as pressure intensifies during ongoing regional conflict.
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