United States

David Gergen, adviser to four presidents, dies at 83. He was known for his integrity, kindness, and dedication to service.

At least 13 fatalities reported following a “catastrophic” storm and severe flooding in Texas.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia was mistakenly deported to El Salvador, where he faced brutal treatment in a notorious prison.

UPenn revised records set by Lia Thomas, apologizing to female athletes affected by her participation in women’s sports.

Luxury athletic brand Lululemon sues Costco, claiming the wholesale giant copied its designs under the Kirkland brand.

Frank Langfitt reports on a divided America

Frank Langfitt explores America’s political and cultural divides, offering insights into a changing nation.

A small mountain town in northern New York, Long Lake, with 600 residents, must decide how to use a huge bequest.

In Los Angeles, it has been another day of confrontations between law enforcement officials and protesters.

USDA pauses SNAP data request amid privacy lawsuit, highlighting concerns over federal access to sensitive info.

The skulls of 19 Black Americans have returned to New Orleans after over a century in Germany for racial research.

President Trump orders major NSC cuts, reducing staff significantly. The goal is to eliminate bureaucracy and duplication.

Cassandra “Cassie” Ventura testified in Sean “Diddy” Combs’ trial, detailing allegations of coercion and abuse.