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Witkoff says 'meaningful progress' made as Ukraine talks enter second day

US special envoy Witkoff reports optimistic progress in Ukraine peace talks in Geneva, though breakthrough prospects remain uncertain.

Colbert slams CBS statement, accuses Paramount of not standing up to "bullies"

Stephen Colbert publicly criticized CBS and Paramount for not airing his interview with Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico due to FCC equal-time rule concerns, arguing the network capitulated to regulatory pressure without consulting him.

Talks on Russia-Ukraine War Enter 2nd Day in Geneva

Peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine are underway in Geneva, with Russia demanding control of Ukrainian-held eastern territory as a precondition for peace, which Ukraine has rejected.

Suspect in Rhode Island ice hockey shooting killed ex-wife and son

A suspect in a Rhode Island ice hockey arena shooting, Robert Dorgan (also known as Roberta Esposito), was found dead at the scene after killing an ex-wife and son.

Philippine VP Sara Duterte announces presidential run in 2028

Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte announces her candidacy for the 2028 presidential election amid an ongoing public feud with incumbent President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

The long game: Winter Olympians redefining their prime

Elite Winter Olympic athletes are competing at advanced ages (40+), redefining what Olympic careers can look like and challenging traditional notions of athletic prime.

Rescuers search for 10 missing skiers after California avalanche

Rescue teams are responding to an avalanche in California that has buried 10 skiers, with heavy recent snowfall complicating search efforts.

How a Stray Quote of Jesse Jackson’s Led to a Rupture Between Black and Jewish Voters

A derogatory comment Jesse Jackson made about New York in 1984 damaged his presidential campaign and fractured the Black-Jewish political alliance.

Mamdani Threatens 9.5% Property Tax Increase if Wealth Tax Is Not Passed

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani frames a proposed 9.5% property tax increase as a necessary last resort to address a budget shortfall, contingent on a wealth tax not being passed.

Climber on trial for leaving girlfriend to die on Austria's highest mountain

A man is on trial for allegedly abandoning his exhausted girlfriend near a mountain summit during dangerous weather conditions, resulting in her death.

Trump Hails Japan’s First Batch of U.S. Investments

Japan is making a $36 billion initial investment in the U.S. as part of a larger $550 billion pledge, framed as a strategy to secure tariff relief and maintain bilateral relations under the Trump administration.

I would scream in my sleep: Women from Syria's Alawite minority tell of kidnap and rape

Women from Syria's Alawite religious minority report systematic kidnapping and sexual assault, allegedly targeting them based on their sect affiliation.

Trump Bets on Diplomacy Without Diplomats

President Trump is relying on informal, trusted personal envoys rather than traditional State Department diplomats to conduct sensitive negotiations with Iran and Ukraine.

No DNA matches on glove found in Nancy Guthrie case, police say

Police investigating the disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie report that DNA analysis of a glove found in connection with the case yielded no matches, with no arrests made two weeks into the investigation.

Stephen Colbert says CBS spiked interview with Democrat over FCC fears

Stephen Colbert claims CBS blocked an interview with a Texas Democrat from airing due to FCC regulatory concerns, though CBS denies stopping it while acknowledging the warning.

'We're going to always be grateful' - Chicagoans mourn loss of Jesse Jackson

Chicago residents reflect on the significance of Jesse Jackson's death and his impact on their community through his civil rights activism.

Scoop: Democrats eye forced vote to censure GOP Rep. Randy Fine over anti-Muslim post

House Democrats are discussing forcing a censure vote against Republican Rep. Randy Fine over anti-Muslim social media posts, with some Democratic leaders supporting action while others worry it plays into Fine's desire for attention.

Jesse Jackson’s Death Arrives at a Crucial Moment for Black Political Power

Jesse Jackson's death occurs amid a paradox: Black Americans have achieved record Senate representation while facing potential losses in House representation due to a Supreme Court ruling.

U.S. and Iran Make ‘Good Progress’ in Geneva Talks, Foreign Minister Says

U.S. and Iranian negotiators report progress in Geneva talks by agreeing on guiding principles, while President Trump threatens military action if Iran does not reach an immediate accord.

The U.S. falters again in figure skating, but the women still have time to make it up

U.S. figure skaters underperformed in the short program with three competitors finishing outside medal positions, creating pressure for the women's free skate competition on Thursday.

Meta commits billions to Nvidia chips

Meta is committing tens of billions to purchase Nvidia chips across multiple product lines, signaling strong continued demand for AI compute infrastructure and boosting both companies' market positions.

Mamdani Ushers in a New Tradition: Ramadan in City Hall

Zohran Mamdani, New York City's first Muslim mayor, will publicly observe Ramadan while serving as mayor, integrating his faith into his official duties.

Bayer reaches $7.25B settlement over Monsanto's Roundup accusations

Bayer settles $7.25 billion in Roundup cancer lawsuits, with favorable terms that hedge against potential Supreme Court risks.

Meet Yolanda the wax truck, Team USA's unsung cross-country ski hero

The U.S. cross-country ski team's mobile wax truck, nicknamed Yolanda, plays a crucial behind-the-scenes role in athlete performance by maintaining optimal ski conditions.

Colbert Slams Trump Administration After CBS Pulls Talarico Interview

The Trump administration's new FCC guidance on political interviews in late-night shows forced CBS to pull an interview with James Talarico from Stephen Colbert's program.

Police arrest 18-year-old suspect for allegedly running at U.S. Capitol with shotgun

Capitol Police arrested an 18-year-old individual allegedly carrying a shotgun near the West Front of the U.S. Capitol building, prompting temporary street closures and staff evacuation advisories.

Colbert defies CBS over interview with Texas Senate candidate James Talarico

Stephen Colbert publicly defied CBS's legal guidance against airing an interview with Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico, citing FCC pressure and alleging government censorship motivated by partisan purposes.

First day of Russia-Ukraine peace talks ends in Geneva

Russia and Ukraine have begun peace negotiations in Geneva, with talks scheduled to continue but with low expectations for breakthrough.

Can Trump’s Plan for Warehouse Immigrant Detention Camps Be Stopped?

The Trump administration is planning to convert warehouses into immigrant detention facilities, but local opposition and pressure campaigns are successfully blocking these projects

A safe space for girls who've faced sexual violence

A support center in the Democratic Republic of Congo provides sanctuary and treatment for girls and young women experiencing a documented increase in sexual violence.

It’s Correct and Moral to Use the Olympics to Speak Out About Politics

Athletes have the right and moral justification to use the Olympic platform to criticize political figures, particularly Trump, because sports and politics are inherently inseparable.

U.S. releases new details on alleged secret Chinese nuclear test

The U.S. government publicly accused China of conducting a secret nuclear test in 2020, based on analysis of a remote earthquake.

US civil rights leader Jesse Jackson dies aged 84

Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson has died at age 84, with political figures paying tribute to his legacy as a transformative agent of change.

After Super Bowl ad, consumers rethink the tradeoffs of home surveillance tech

Public backlash against Amazon Ring's Super Bowl ad reveals growing consumer concerns about how home surveillance devices enable law enforcement access to personal data, coinciding with high-profile cases of police using doorbell footage and license plate readers.

Zelensky says Ukrainian public won't let him hand Russia territory

Ukrainian President Zelensky warns that the Ukrainian public will reject any peace deal requiring unilateral territorial concessions to Russia, while expressing skepticism about U.S. pressure tactics and openness to freezing current battle lines.

The very polite, unheated rivalry between Jordan Stolz and Jenning de Boo

Two elite speedskaters, Jordan Stolz and Jenning de Boo, maintain a respectful competitive relationship despite being fierce rivals, refusing to engage in trash talk despite their dominance in sprint speedskating.

Top DHS spokesperson who became a face of Trump immigration policy is leaving

A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson who publicly defended Trump's mass deportation policies is departing from her position.

Trump Said He’d End the War in Ukraine in a Day. It’s Harder Than He Thought.

President Trump's campaign promise to quickly end the Ukraine war has proven difficult to achieve, with Russian attacks and Ukrainian civilian casualties continuing to rise during his first year back in office.

A photojournalist details her rebellion against the Syrian regime -- and her father

A Syrian photojournalist and memoirist documents her personal journey from growing up with a father allegedly connected to regime violence to becoming an activist and documenting the Syrian revolution.

U.S. and Iran say progress made in Geneva nuclear talks

U.S. and Iran report progress in Geneva nuclear talks while the U.S. simultaneously deploys additional military forces to the Middle East.

Police identify suspect in Rhode Island ice rink shooting

Police have identified a suspect in connection with a shooting at a high school hockey game in Pawtucket, Rhode Island that killed two people and injured three others.

India has long promised 'vibrant' border villages, as China speedily builds up

India's Vibrant Villages Programme has failed to keep pace with China's rapid border infrastructure development, leaving Indian residents frustrated with slow government progress

"The subpoenas are coming," bipartisan firm warns corporate America

A bipartisan consulting firm warns corporations that Democratic control of the House after midterm elections will trigger intensive Congressional investigations, and companies should prepare legal and communications strategies in advance.

U.S. Sent a Rescue Plane for Boat Strike Survivors. It Took 45 Hours to Arrive.

A U.S. government rescue plane took 45 hours to reach boat strike survivors in dangerous seas, raising questions about emergency response adequacy.

In photos: Jesse Jackson's life, activism and politics

A photographic retrospective of Rev. Jesse Jackson's life and career in civil rights activism and politics, from his work alongside Martin Luther King Jr. through his historic presidential campaigns and later activism.

Air Force Maintenance Staff Can’t Stop Buying Fancy Knives With Tax Dollars

Air Force maintenance personnel have engaged in a decade-long pattern of purchasing expensive knives using taxpayer funds, suggesting wasteful spending practices.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass

Mayor Karen Bass is calling for Casey Wasserman to resign from his chairmanship following his connection to the Epstein files.

New Mexico lawmakers launch sweeping investigation into Epstein ranch

New Mexico lawmakers have launched a bipartisan special committee investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's former Zorro Ranch to uncover evidence of trafficking and sexual abuse, with goals of uncovering truth, supporting survivors, and potentially changing statute of limitations laws

Trump and Maryland Gov. Moore trade barbs over Potomac River sewage spill blame

President Trump and Maryland Governor Wes Moore engage in public blame-shifting over responsibility for a major sewage spill into the Potomac River, with Trump criticizing Democratic leadership and Moore countering that the federal government failed to act.

Trump says Iran "doesn't want the consequences" of not making a nuclear deal with the U.S.

Trump administration is preparing for critical nuclear negotiations with Iran in Geneva, combining diplomatic engagement with military pressure to force Iranian concessions.

Robert Duvall: A Life in Pictures

Robert Duvall had a long and celebrated acting career marked by his ability to portray diverse characters.

In First Month as Governor, Abigail Spanberger Kicks Up Heat From the Right

New Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger, a centrist Democrat and former intelligence officer, is facing attacks from the right in her first month, which she characterizes as evidence of her effectiveness.

Frederick Wiseman, who captured the weirdness and wonder of everyday life, dies at 96

Frederick Wiseman, a pioneering documentary filmmaker who exposed institutional realities through his work, has died at 96.

Two U.S. moms in their 40s rocketed to gold and bronze in Olympic bobsled showdown

Two American mothers in their 40s won Olympic medals in bobsled, with Elana Meyers Taylor setting a record as the Black athlete with the most Winter Olympics medals.

Unreleased Meta product didn't protect kids from exploitation, tests found

Meta's internal testing revealed its unreleased chatbot product failed to protect minors from sexual exploitation in nearly 70% of test cases, prompting legal action from New Mexico's attorney general.

Tom Pritzker, Hyatt Heir, Steps Down as Executive Chairman Over Links to Epstein

Tom Pritzker, heir to the Hyatt hotel fortune and executive chairman, resigned from his position due to revealed regular contact with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The U.S. women's hockey team is dominating the Olympics. Now they will play for gold

The U.S. women's hockey team has advanced to the Olympic gold medal game with an undefeated record and dominant scoring differential, led by captain Hilary Knight.

A curling scandal rocks Olympic ice

Swedish and Canadian curling teams are embroiled in a cheating scandal involving allegations of 'double touching' during Olympic competition.

Robert Duvall, ‘Godfather’ and ‘Apocalypse Now’ Actor, Dies at 95

Robert Duvall, an acclaimed Oscar-winning actor known for iconic roles in films like 'The Godfather' and 'Apocalypse Now,' has died at age 95.

The U.S. ready to make up, Europe ready to break up in Munich

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio attempted to reassure European allies at the Munich Security Conference, but European leaders remain skeptical of U.S. commitment or policy direction.

Australian IS families in Syria camp turned back after leaving for home

Australian authorities have prevented a group of 34 women and children with Islamic State family connections from returning home after they attempted to leave a Syrian refugee camp where they have been detained for nearly seven years.

Columbia Punishes 2 Who Helped Epstein’s Girlfriend Enter Dental College

Columbia University has disciplined two individuals who assisted Jeffrey Epstein's girlfriend in gaining admission to the university's dental college, following the release of Epstein-related documents.

Actor Robert Duvall has died — he brought a compassionate center to edgy hard roles

Robert Duvall, a prolific actor who appeared in over 90 films, has died; he was known for bringing nuanced vulnerability and compassion to traditionally tough character archetypes.

Italy's athletes shine at the Milan Cortina Olympics

Italian athletes are performing exceptionally well at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, benefiting from home-field advantage and national pride.

How Robert Duvall became a Hollywood great

A retrospective examination of Robert Duvall's prolific acting career and his roles in acclaimed films

US build-up of warships and fighter jets tracked near Iran

The US is positioning military assets including an aircraft carrier near Iran in advance of scheduled talks between the two countries.

Primary care is in trouble. Doctors are banding together to increase market power

Primary care physicians are forming Independent Physician Associations to collectively negotiate better insurance contracts and maintain autonomy as costs rise

Vaccine Makers Curtail Research and Cut Jobs

Vaccine manufacturers are reducing research investments and workforce due to hostile federal policies toward vaccines under Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s influence.

Epstein files end business, political careers across globe

The release of Epstein files by the Justice Department has triggered resignations and investigations of prominent political, business, and entertainment figures across multiple countries.

‘Tina’ and ‘Milo’ Olympic Mascot Toys Are Almost as Tough to Get as a Medal

Olympic mascot plush toys from Italy's Winter Games are experiencing high consumer demand, making them difficult to purchase despite their popularity.

A measure giving Congress the power to block Trump pardons draws Republican backing

A bipartisan constitutional amendment proposal to give Congress power to block presidential pardons gained its first Republican cosponsor, driven by concerns over Trump's recent pardon decisions.

Should Drug Companies Be Advertising to Consumers?

Aging consumers are targeted by pharmaceutical direct-to-consumer advertising, and bipartisan politicians are proposing regulatory bans on this practice.

The Quiet Architect of Trump’s Global Trade War

Jamieson Greer, a lawyer from a working-class background, is the key architect implementing Trump administration trade policies that are reshaping global economic rules.

Despite Epstein’s Toxicity, Steve Bannon Stood by Him, Texts Indicate

Steve Bannon maintained a relationship with Jeffrey Epstein despite Epstein's serious criminal accusations, claiming it was to encourage Epstein to speak openly.

Five injured as Swiss train derails in heavy snow

A Swiss train derailed in heavy snow conditions with five injuries and one hospitalization, with police investigating whether an avalanche caused the incident.

Navalny's mother says she always knew he was murdered after poison finding

Alexei Navalny's mother claims on the second anniversary of his death that he was murdered in prison, not a natural death.

Exclusive: Pentagon warns Anthropic will "pay a price" as feud escalates

The Pentagon is threatening to designate Anthropic a supply chain risk and cut ties over disagreements about military use of AI, escalating a months-long dispute over safeguards versus operational flexibility.

DHS shuts down after a funding lapse. And, why athletes get the 'yips' at the Olympics

A partial Department of Homeland Security shutdown is occurring while Congress is in recess, and separately, elite Winter Olympic athletes are experiencing performance anxiety ('yips') at the Italy games.

One Olympic sport doesn't allow women. These Games could determine its future

Nordic combined remains the only Olympic sport excluding women competitors, with athletes arguing that viewership of men's events at the 2026 Games could influence the sport's inclusion decision for 2030.

Prison-Style Free Speech Censorship Is Coming for the Rest of Us

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Epstein’s Ties With Academics Show the Seedy Side of College Fund-Raising

Academic institutions and their leaders face reputational and institutional consequences after accepting donations from Jeffrey Epstein, revealing problematic fundraising practices and institutional judgment failures

Integrity faces a critical moment of peril

American institutions are experiencing a crisis of integrity as incentive structures reward unethical behavior, eroding public trust across politics, markets, sports, and media.

Is that carb ultra-processed? Here's a test even a kid can do

NPR provides consumers with a simple method to identify ultra-processed carbohydrates in response to updated nutrition guidelines recommending avoidance of highly processed foods.

How to register to vote in the 2026 primaries

NPR provides comprehensive voter registration information and deadlines for the 2026 primary elections across all U.S. states and territories.

Bondi Beach shooting accused faces court for the first time

A 24-year-old accused of a mass shooting at Bondi Beach faces 59 charges including 15 counts of murder and one terrorist attack charge at their first court appearance.

Trump's new world order has become real and Europe is having to adjust fast

European nations are reassessing their traditional transatlantic alliances and considering strategic diversification in response to Trump's foreign policy approach

Kennedy says FDA "will act on" ultra-processed foods petition, but indicates no new rules

Kennedy announces the Trump administration will respond to a petition to regulate ultra-processed foods, but signals the response may focus on transparency rather than new regulations.

Iran must abandon enriched uranium and not produce more, Netanyahu says

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu demands Iran cease uranium enrichment ahead of scheduled Iran-US nuclear talks in Geneva

Russia accused of killing Navalny with dart frog toxin. What we know about the rare poison

Western allies have concluded that Russian President Putin's government assassinated opposition leader Alexei Navalny using a rare toxin derived from poison dart frogs, violating international treaties, while Russia denies the allegations as propaganda.

Pelosi's new campaign: Boost Newsom for 2028

Nancy Pelosi, retiring from Congress, is using her substantial political influence and donor network to position California Governor Gavin Newsom as a potential 2028 presidential candidate through public praise and private mentorship.

US attorney general criticised after saying all Epstein files have been released

The US Attorney General claims all Epstein files have been released, but lawmakers argue the release is incomplete and insufficient.

Glove found appears to match those in video of suspect in Nancy Guthrie case

The FBI has recovered DNA evidence from a glove found near Nancy Guthrie's home that appears to match a suspect captured in video footage related to her case.

Trump Administration Ends Credit for Start-Stop Feature in Cars

The Trump Administration has eliminated a tax credit that manufacturers received for installing start-stop engine technology in vehicles, reversing an Obama-era emissions reduction incentive.

Like Trump, U.S. Embassies Are Raising Cash for Lavish July Fourth Parties

U.S. embassies in Asia are raising millions of dollars from private donors to fund lavish July Fourth celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of American independence, mirroring fundraising practices associated with former President Trump.

At least 6,000 killed over 3 days during RSF attack on Sudan's el-Fasher, UN says

A Sudanese paramilitary group (RSF) killed over 6,000 people during a three-day attack on el-Fasher in Darfur in late October, according to UN documentation.

Light Snowfall Coming to New York, New Jersey and Long Island

A winter weather system will bring 1-3 inches of snow to the New York City metropolitan area on Sunday night.

Obama responds to Trump sharing racist AI video depicting him as an ape

Former President Obama criticizes the normalization of racist behavior and lack of shame in public discourse, responding to an incident involving a racist AI-generated video.

Eleven killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza, rescuers say

Israeli military strikes in Gaza have killed at least eleven people according to rescue organizations, with a tent encampment strike in northern Gaza killing at least six.

Europe Today Looks Different From the One Trump’s Team Describes

Secretary of State Marco Rubio's appeal to European leaders based on Christian and cultural bonds misrepresents contemporary Europe, which no longer shares universal Christian or cultural identity

Trump’s Relentless Self-Promotion Fosters an American Cult of Personality

President Trump engages in unprecedented self-promotion and mythologization that exceeds historical norms for U.S. presidents.

Palantir Gets Millions of Dollars From New York City’s Public Hospitals

Palantir, a contractor for ICE, has secured millions in funding from New York City's public hospital system, prompting activists to call for the relationship to be severed.

Trump’s Stinging Attack on Israel’s President Touches a Nerve

Trump publicly criticized Israeli President Herzog as 'disgraceful' for not pardoning Prime Minister Netanyahu in his ongoing corruption trial.

Epstein Files Hint at His Ties to the Supermodel Naomi Campbell

Newly released emails reveal that supermodel Naomi Campbell had more extensive interactions with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein than she previously acknowledged.

Russian 'pick-up artist' accused of secretly filming women in Ghana

A Russian man accused of secretly recording sexual encounters with women in Ghana faces potential extradition after Ghana formally requested his return to face charges.

Rockstar athletes like Ilia Malinin often get 'the yips' at the Olympics. It can make them stronger

Elite U.S. Olympic athletes, including figure skater Ilia Malinin, experience performance anxiety ('the yips' or 'twisties') that can paradoxically lead to personal growth and improved performance

U.S. Alpine skier Mikaela Shiffrin finishes another Olympic race without a medal

U.S. Olympic alpine skier Mikaela Shiffrin, despite consistent success in non-Olympic competitions, has failed to medal in multiple events at the Milan Cortina Olympics and is running out of opportunities.

In First Public Comments Since Trump’s Racist Video, Obama Laments Lost Decorum

Former President Obama criticized social media discourse and political decorum without directly addressing a controversial Trump video in a recent podcast interview.

Axios CTO is living your coming AI reality

AI is dramatically accelerating software engineering productivity, forcing companies to restructure workforce planning, with Axios using itself as a case study of necessary organizational downsizing.

'Major travel impacts' expected as winter storm watch issued for northern California

Northern California faces a significant winter storm that will disrupt holiday weekend travel with multiple feet of snow expected.

Hundreds of thousands join Iran protests around the world

Large-scale protests against Iran occurred simultaneously in multiple cities worldwide, with the largest demonstrations in Munich, Los Angeles, and Toronto.

Brazil's Pinheiro Braathen wins gold, and South America's first Winter Olympics medal

Pinheiro Braathen, a former Norwegian racer competing for Brazil, won the Olympic giant slalom, earning South America's first Winter Olympics medal.

Rubio outlines MAGA's foreign policy doctrine in Munich

Secretary of State Marco Rubio articulates the Trump-Vance-Rubio foreign policy doctrine emphasizing national sovereignty, opposition to mass migration, skepticism of free trade, and Western civilizational values in a multipolar world.

Want a mortgage for under 3% in 2026? Meet the 'assumable mortgage'

Homebuyers can potentially access sub-3% mortgage rates from the COVID era through assumable mortgages, though this requires finding the right property and having sufficient cash.

For U.S. pairs skater Danny O'Shea, these Olympics are 30 years in the making

Danny O'Shea, a 35-year-old U.S. pairs skater, is competing in his first Olympics after 30 years of skating and two career comebacks.

Iran ready to discuss compromises to reach nuclear deal, minister tells BBC in Tehran

Iran's deputy foreign minister signals willingness to compromise on nuclear deal negotiations while placing responsibility on the United States to demonstrate commitment to reaching an agreement.

The War in Ukraine Has Become a Way of Life

Ukrainians have adapted to living under conditions of prolonged war, which has become their normalized present reality rather than a temporary crisis.

Exclusive: Pentagon threatens to cut off Anthropic in AI safeguards dispute

The Pentagon is threatening to sever its relationship with Anthropic over the AI company's refusal to remove safeguards limiting military use of its Claude model for mass surveillance and fully autonomous weapons.

Russia killed opposition leader Alexei Navalny using dart frog toxin, UK says

The UK Foreign Office claims Russia killed opposition leader Alexei Navalny using dart frog toxin, stating the toxin's presence in his body has no innocent explanation.

Motorbike raids on villages kill at least 30 in Nigeria

Armed assailants conducted coordinated violent raids on villages in Niger state, Nigeria, killing at least 30 people through shooting and throat-cutting, burning homes, and abducting residents.

U.S. Deports Nine Migrants in Secret, Ignoring Legal Protections

The U.S. government deported nine migrants to Cameroon despite court orders protecting them from removal, raising questions about adherence to legal safeguards.

Thousands Rally for Iran Regime Change in Cities Around the World

Anti-Iranian government protesters gathered in multiple cities worldwide, including near Munich security conference, as U.S.-Iran talks are scheduled to resume

Epstein files fallout takes down elite figures in Europe, while U.S. reckoning is muted

European officials have faced consequences from Epstein files revelations while U.S. officials with Epstein ties have largely retained their positions of power.

A London beat framed by colonial history

A journalist returning to London after years in India brings a postcolonial lens to covering British society and institutions shaped by imperial history.

Obama addresses racist video shared by Trump depicting him as an ape

Former President Obama publicly criticized the lack of decorum among current public officials in response to a racist video allegedly shared by Trump depicting Obama as an ape.

Navalny Was Poisoned With Frog Toxin, European Governments Say

Five European governments claim Russian dissident Aleksei Navalny was poisoned with frog toxin, contradicting Russia's official account of his death in prison.

Rubio says US and Europe 'belong together' despite tensions

US Secretary of State Rubio reassures European leaders that the Trump administration remains committed to the transatlantic alliance despite recent tensions.

Four people on NASA'S Crew-12 arrive at the International Space Station

Four NASA astronauts successfully arrived at the International Space Station as part of Crew-12 to conduct eight months of experiments supporting future human space exploration beyond Earth's orbit.

5 of the most-botched deportations of Trump 2.0

The Trump administration's aggressive mass deportation campaign has resulted in multiple high-profile cases of wrongful deportations, legal violations, and procedural failures that have drawn court challenges and public criticism.

No arrests made after police search residence near Nancy Guthrie's home

Police conducted a search near Nancy Guthrie's home in Tucson, Arizona following her abduction nearly two weeks prior, though no arrests were made.

In Munich, Europe Says It Is ‘De-risking’ From the U.S. Amid Trump’s Unpredictability

European leaders at the Munich Security Conference are discussing reducing economic and strategic dependence on the United States due to concerns about President Trump's unpredictability in foreign policy.

What We Know About the Kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie, Savannah Guthrie’s Mother

Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today show anchor Savannah Guthrie, disappeared from her Arizona home on February 1, 2026, and few details have emerged since.

Trump and Netanyahu agree to increase pressure on Iranian oil

Trump and Netanyahu agreed to increase economic pressure on Iran through oil sanctions while pursuing parallel nuclear negotiations, with internal disagreement about whether a deal is achievable.

American speedskater Jordan Stolz wins second Olympic gold with 500-meter race victory

American speedskater Jordan Stolz won his second Olympic gold medal in the 500-meter race, joining Eric Heiden as only the second skater to win gold in both 500 and 1,000 meters at the same Olympics.

Fragmenting Latino vote now a wildcard in elections

Latino voters are fragmenting into three distinct political segments with no single partisan anchor, making them an unpredictable swing vote in 2026 and 2028 elections.

US military reports a series of airstrikes against Islamic State targets in Syria

The U.S. military conducted airstrikes against Islamic State targets in Syria as retaliation for a December attack that killed two American soldiers and one civilian interpreter.

Inside the bitter feud over Mike Johnson's rule-breakers

House Republicans loyal to leadership are frustrated with a small group of conservative rebels who repeatedly block rule votes to extract concessions, creating dysfunction and resentment within the GOP conference.

New U.S. Boat Strike Kills 3 in the Caribbean

A U.S. boat strike in the Caribbean killed three people, part of a series of operations targeting suspected drug smuggling vessels since November

Shivering Americans Snap Up Firewood as Winter Grinds On

Cold winter weather across the United States has driven increased consumer demand for firewood and manufactured fire logs.

5 European nations say Alexei Navalny was poisoned and blame the Kremlin

Five Western European nations jointly accused Russia of poisoning opposition figure Alexei Navalny using a toxin derived from poison dart frog skin.

Casey Wasserman to sell talent agency after Epstein fallout

A prominent talent agent and LA Olympics organizer is selling his agency following public scrutiny over past associations with convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell.

Opinion: Disqualified but not forgotten

An International Olympic Committee decision to disqualify a Ukrainian athlete for wearing a helmet with images of fallen Ukrainian athletes raises questions about the boundaries between athletic competition and political expression during wartime.

It's a dangerous complication of pregnancy -- but a new drug holds promise

Researchers have achieved promising early results with a new drug that could become the first treatment for preeclampsia, a serious pregnancy complication, potentially saving many lives.

Inside the Debacle That Led to the Closure of El Paso’s Airspace

The FAA and Pentagon are in conflict over a new weapons technology being deployed on the Mexican border, with the FAA citing safety risks and the Pentagon asserting operational necessity, resulting in El Paso airspace closure.

How a Planned Disney World Vacation Turned Into Four Months in Immigration Detention

A person planning a Disney World vacation was detained by immigration authorities for four months, illustrating potential problems with immigration enforcement procedures.

Gisèle Pelicot tells BBC: I felt crushed by horror - but I don't feel anger

Gisèle Pelicot, the central figure in France's largest rape trial, discusses her emotional experience, sense of betrayal, and path toward healing in an exclusive interview.

Leakers Helped Destroy Deportation Case Against Tufts Student

Leaked information revealed that a deportation case against a Tufts student was built solely on an op-ed she co-wrote, raising concerns about free speech protections in immigration enforcement.

What Meetings Among Trump Lawyers Reveal About the FBI’s Seizure of Election Records in Georgia

Meetings among Trump's lawyers reveal strategic responses to the FBI's seizure of election-related records in Georgia.

The Woman Alex Pretti Was Killed Trying to Defend Is an EMT. Federal Agents Stopped Her From Giving First Aid.

An EMT claims federal agents prevented her from administering CPR to someone (Alex Pretti) who was killed, raising questions about law enforcement protocols during the incident.

Jasmine Crockett Swears Off Corporate Cash — But Transferred Thousands From Her House Campaign

A Democratic Senate candidate in Texas publicly rejected corporate donations while simultaneously transferring thousands of dollars from her previous House campaign, creating an apparent contradiction in her stated principles about corporate money in politics

The Only Solution Capitalism Has Is to Sell Us More Useless Junk

Advertising and capitalism exploit consumer unhappiness by marketing unnecessary products as solutions, perpetuating a cycle of consumption without addressing underlying dissatisfaction.

Attorney for Epstein Survivors Warns That Justice Is Impossible With Bondi as AG

An attorney representing Epstein survivors claims the Trump Justice Department under AG Bondi will prioritize protecting powerful figures over delivering justice for victims.

“Not Ready for Prime Time.” A Federal Tool to Check Voter Citizenship Keeps Making Mistakes.

A federal voter citizenship verification tool is producing significant errors that could incorrectly flag eligible voters, raising concerns about its reliability for election administration.

Trump Is Threatening to Block the Michigan-Canada Bridge. He Used to Cheer It.

Trump is now threatening to block a Michigan-Canada bridge project that he previously supported, representing a reversal in his stated position.

Salty, Oily Drinking Water Left Sores in Their Mouths. Oklahoma Refused to Find Out Why.

Oklahoma residents experienced health problems from contaminated drinking water containing salt and oil, but state regulators failed to investigate the cause or enforce accountability.