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Russia plans to establish a nuclear power plant on the moon in a decade to support its lunar exploration and create a joint research station with China.

Learn why the White House's 'unhinged' lo-fi Santa video is sparking fury online, featuring President Trump's controversial deportation naughty list and AI clips.

A resurfaced 1999 interview reveals Melania Trump's sharp response to claims she married Donald for money, sparking fresh debate on their 20-year relationship.

The US Department of Justice has uncovered over one million additional Epstein-related documents, delaying mandated public release as lawmakers and victims demand transparency, amid controversy over redactions and missing files.

After parallel mass shootings at Bondi Beach and Brown University, Australia accelerates gun-law reform while the United States issues condolences and limited policy responses, exposing deep contrasts in gun-violence politics.

Republican Rep. Thomas Massie said the Department of Justice broke the law by making "illegal redactions" of the Epstein files and "missing the deadline" for their complete release.

Elon Musk promises AI and robotics will make everyone wealthy, work optional. Dubai talks, Tesla Optimus, and risks of universal abundance vision examined.

Michelle Obama admits she once told her 'rambunctious' daughters she was 'done parenting' in a candid new revelation about life inside her home. The former First Lady also pays an emotional tribute to her late friends Rob and Michele Reiner following their tragic deaths.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has accused Vice President J.D. Vance of 'no longer hiding' white supremacy following a controversial speech celebrating the end of DEI regulations. The heated exchange comes as Vance receives a major endorsement for a potential 2028 presidential bid.

Epstein survivor Marina Lacerda speaks out after new DOJ files reveal emails between Prince Andrew and Ghislaine Maxwell, reigniting scrutiny of ignored allegations by Virginia Giuffre.

The largest tax fraud case in US history has finally ended, with the estate of a late software billionaire agreeing to a £593 million settlement after years of investigations, offshore schemes and legal battles. Here is what will happen.