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President Trump is set to deliver his State of the Union address, his second major speech to Congress this term. The address, expected to be lengthy, will likely highlight his accomplishments and address key issues like tariffs, immigration, and foreign policy. Several Democrats plan to boycott the event, with Governor…

Two brothers from Haryana, India were arrested in 2024 for stabbing another Indian student to death in Australia. The trial in the case began this week as the court was told that one of the accused was so enraged when his housemate left his party to play cards with his…

President Trump addresses Congress amid significant challenges, including a Supreme Court ruling against his tariffs and rising Iran tensions. He's expected to defend his economic record, touting past successes while facing concerns over inflation and slower growth. The speech, potentially lengthy, aims to rally support ahead of crucial midterm elections,…

Violence has broken out across Mexico following the death of the leader of the Jalisco New Generation drug cartel

Hughes did not apologize for his team’s plans to visit with President Trump

LONDON: The great-grandson of British architect Edwin Lutyens, Matt Ridley, has criticised the removal of the bust of his ancestor from Rashtrapati Bhavan.

Kristine McDivitt Tompkins is an American environmentalist and the former CEO of Patagonia, one of the most important outdoor clothing brands in the world. After working in business for many years, she quit her job as a business leader to focus on protecting the environment on a large scale. She…

There are no professional rules or laws barring consensual sex between nursing home residents and unlicensed staff, but such relationships could leave elderly patients vulnerable, officials warn

A routine traffic stop in southwest Missouri escalated into a massive multi-agency manhunt that left two sheriff’s deputies dead and two others injured before the suspect was captured early Tuesday, authorities said.

Justice Department files concerning Jeffrey Epstein, including allegations of sexual abuse against President Trump by a minor, were reportedly withheld from public release. NPR's investigation found dozens of pages missing from the database, despite legal mandates for transparency. Some documents were briefly removed and then restored, while others remain hidden.

Two Maine residents are suing ICE, claiming federal agents used facial recognition and surveillance to label observers as 'domestic terrorists.'