A federal judge halted Trump’s executive orders restricting gender-affirming care, affirming equal access amid rising concerns for transgender youth’s health.
St David’s Day on 1st March honors Wales’ patron saint. Famous for humility and miracles, his legacy endures in Welsh culture.
Thai authorities arrested over 60 Montagnard Christians facing persecution in Vietnam, drawing U.S. criticism for deportations.
Iowa has become the first state to strip gender identity protections from civil rights law, igniting significant debate and promising legal challenges.
A 73-year-old landlord was convicted of murder and hate crimes after fatally stabbing a 6-year-old Palestinian American, highlighting rising anti-Muslim violence.
President Trump calls for ending the U.S. Department of Education, a move echoed by Republicans since its inception in 1979.
A Cleveland Heights bus driver evacuated 15 students from a burning bus, showcasing the life-saving impact of annual safety drills during emergencies.
Americans’ support for social welfare programs has grown, influenced by shifting racial attitudes and the Black Lives Matter movement.
Andrew and Tristan Tate, facing serious criminal charges, can now travel to the U.S. as Romania lifts restrictions, highlighting ongoing legal and political tensions.
Legendary actor Gene Hackman and his wife were found deceased in their Santa Fe home, marking a somber moment for Hollywood ahead of the Academy Awards.
The Trump administration’s drastic cuts to USAID will reduce foreign aid by over 90%, impacting global assistance and igniting political and legal battles.
Michelle Trachtenberg, 39, was found dead in NYC. Known for iconic roles across generations, her passing leaves a significant void in entertainment.
