China retaliates against U.S. tariffs with new tariffs on key exports and an antitrust probe into Google, escalating trade tensions between the nations.
Three Iowa teens heroically saved a stranger from railroad tracks, showcasing instinctive courage that reshaped their school’s spirit and community bonds.
The Trump administration is considering significant cuts to the U.S. Department of Education, aiming for its closure.
A federal appeals court ruled San Francisco must rehire employees fired for refusing the COVID-19 shot on religious grounds.
Gateway Church appoints four interim elders after a leadership shake-up due to past allegations against its founder.
Amid tense U.S.-Mexico talks, Mexico commits troops to curb fentanyl trafficking, while looming tariffs on Canada and China signal rising economic stakes.
USAID’s shutdown, following Trump’s approval, raises concerns over international aid, as Musk’s team gains alarming access amidst legal challenges.
Pakistan risks losing its trade status if human rights, including blasphemy laws and minority rights, aren’t addressed.
In mid-January, Saginaw Detective Presley bought a new bike for a theft victim, exemplifying compassionate policing and fostering trust in the community.
A confrontation at USAID over classified materials led to two security officials being placed on leave, highlighting tensions between federal oversight and security protocols.
Pakistan risks losing its GSP+ trade status if it fails to address human rights issues, including blasphemy laws.
On Groundhog Day, Punxsutawney Phil predicts six more weeks of winter, captivating thousands and showcasing a cherished American tradition.
