Mark Carney’s rise as Canada’s new prime minister amid U.S. trade tensions signifies a pivotal moment as nationalism and economic challenges intensify.
At Portland State University, a chance duet of the national anthem by a student and an opera singer highlights how music can unite diverse communities.
A man was shot by Secret Service near the White House after being flagged as a potential suicide risk. Investigation ongoing.
House Republicans have revealed a funding plan through September. President Trump supports it, but Democrats oppose.
Syria’s coastal region is engulfed in brutal sectarian violence, leaving over 1,000 dead and forcing thousands to flee, threatening stability in the area.
Robert Hoge’s journey from rejection at birth due to severe deformities to a successful career as a journalist and advocate inspires acceptance of diversity.
Trump’s executive action targets PSLF, excluding certain borrowers, sparking criticism over free speech concerns.
South Carolina’s first modern firing squad execution of Brad Sigmon revives debate on capital punishment methods, drawing attention to ongoing legal and ethical issues.
Hollywood legend Gene Hackman, 95, and his wife Betsy Arakawa, 65, died days apart from heart disease and hantavirus, shocking fans and friends.
In February 2018, Tina Hines defied death after her heart stopped for 27 minutes, emerging with a miraculous account of meeting Jesus in heaven.
For two decades, Innerleithen Parish Church has been twinned with Thondwe Church, fostering transformative change in Malawi.
South Korean court releases impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol from jail pending trial over martial law charges.
