As President Zelenskyy visits the White House to finalize a vital minerals deal, U.S.-Ukraine relations may pivot amid unresolved security guarantee discussions.
The Trump administration’s plan to reduce federal positions aims to streamline government efficiency, reshaping roles and accountability within agencies.
West Texas reports its first measles-related death amid a growing outbreak affecting over 120 people, particularly in Mennonite communities.
A father’s and son’s fate changed when they discovered a forgotten backpack with survival gear in Utah’s wilderness, saved by a previous hiker’s misfortune.
The FAA and NTSB are investigating a near-collision at Chicago’s Midway Airport involving a Southwest 737.
The Supreme Court has overturned the murder conviction and death penalty for Richard Glossip, citing a violation of his constitutional rights, and ordered a new trial. Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote the majority opinion.
Don and Marilyn Barnett, married for 68 years, share a nightly serenade that strengthens their bond through life’s challenges, exemplifying enduring love.
As the Russia-Ukraine war marks three years, a UN vote reveals deepening U.S.-Ukraine tensions amid shifting diplomatic strategies and global solidarity.
Joy and Stephan transformed their grief into love, adopting eight special needs children, proving that tragedy can inspire extraordinary change and legacy.
On the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion, leaders from Europe and Canada visit Kyiv, affirming unwavering support for Ukraine’s sovereignty and future.
The Trump administration’s sweeping USAID cuts are sidelining thousands of aid workers, disrupting global development efforts amid ongoing legal battles.
President Trump, at CPAC, lauds efforts against government waste led by Elon Musk and announces plans to inspect Fort Knox.
