The Latest Breaking News from America

Liberal democracies view Putin’s Russia as a bully – and Trump’s US as an angry drunk with a bazooka. The response is pure venom, say Henry Farrell and Sergey Radchenko of Johns Hopkins

There'll be plenty of festive cheer aboard Perplexity as seven American sailors take part in the Sydney to Hobart for the first time.

Dating is hard for women in 2025, and some may even say that they have never had it this bad in history. However, this Victorian gentleman would like you to hold his beer, as he wrote his pregnant mistress a letter so skeevy and dismissive that it even shocked women…

Firms that embed themselves in the community, understanding its unique economic and social fabric, provide a service that transcends individual cases. They safeguard the collective economic health.

Intuitive Machines stock soars as President Donald Trump signs a space-focused executive orders. KeyBanc analysts see massive further upside in LUNR shares.

Some US citizens, grappling with issues from LGBTQ+ rights to the economy, are looking to the countries their families once left behind

While many Americans enjoy traveling abroad, so much of the rest of the world comes to the United States for their sightseeing and celebrations.

Director Mona Fastvold’s new film, “The Testament of Ann Lee,” features actor Amanda Seyfried in the titular role: the English spiritual seeker who brought the Shaker movement to America. The trailer literally writhes with snakes intercut amid scenes of emotional turmoil, religious ecstasy, orderly and disorderly dancing – and sex.…

Both Donald Trump and Barack Obama were named on Americans’ 2028 candidate wishlists, yet the Constitution prohibits either from running for a third term

The beloved song was highly requested by troops during WWII

Hailed by many critics and movie lovers as a “timeless classic” — and ranking first on the American Film Institute’s list of the 100 most inspiring films of all time — It’s a Wonderful Life (1946) has found a secure place in the hearts of audiences.