
Senate to Consider Republican Bill Requiring Citizenship Proof for Voter Registration
Republicans plan extended Senate debate on legislation requiring new voters to prove citizenship when registering, despite Democratic opposition.

Republicans plan extended Senate debate on legislation requiring new voters to prove citizenship when registering, despite Democratic opposition.
A former Australian soldier has been charged with murdering five unarmed Afghans between 2009-2012, following a 2020 military report that found evidence of unlawful killings.
Multiple investment firms highlighted significant gains from their SpaceX investments, with private credit firm Blue Owl reporting 10-fold returns.

Instagram will allow users to view and modify the topics its algorithm uses to curate their main feed content.

President Trump said he would halt all trade with Spain after the NATO ally reportedly restricted US access to military bases and defense spending issues.
Donald and Melania Trump demand ABC fire Jimmy Kimmel after he called the first lady an 'expectant widow' in a monologue.
Rising fuel prices are pressuring airlines across the industry, with Spirit Airlines ceasing operations and forcing competitors to accommodate stranded passengers.

A jury cleared Boeing of fraud charges related to the 737 MAX crashes while rising Treasury yields reshape bond and equity investment strategies.
Seven individuals and two companies face manslaughter and other charges over November's deadly Hong Kong apartment fire.

Democratic Senate prospects depend on winning seats in traditionally red states, with key races in Maine, Texas, Iowa and Alaska drawing attention.

Government forces and opposition militias clashed in Somalia's capital as tensions rise over the president's extended term.

Canada has proposed new legislation that would prohibit social media access for children under 16 and regulate AI chatbots.

Federal agencies announced several enforcement actions including website seizures, fraud arrests, tariff refunds, and banking investigations.

Taiwan vowed not to be silenced after China expelled a New York Times reporter, amid broader tensions over cross-strait relations and security concerns.

Taiwan's opposition leader called on US and China not to treat Taiwan as a pawn while the island conducted anti-invasion military exercises.
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