Epstein survivors announce their own abuser list at 2025 Capitol rally, demanding full files as sex trafficking trends surge. No date yet, but bipartisan push intensifies—will Trump respond?
Hurricane Lorena threatens Baja California Sur with flooding, heavy rain and coastal damage, while Texas, Arizona and New Mexico brace for tropical downpours.
Los Angeles tow‑truck driver Bobby Nunez faces up to 10 years in prison after allegedly towing an ICE vehicle during a TikTok influencer's arrest, drawing national attention to protests and federal law enforcement.
The US now hosts a record 902 billionaires worth trillions—driven by finance and tech wealth creation across multiple sectors and raising fresh questions on inequality.
China marks 80 years since World War II's end with a vast military parade, unveiling hypersonic missiles, nuclear triad and laser weaponry before Xi, Putin and Kim — drawing sharp criticism from the US.
A Georgian dentist and his family were found dead in an apparent murder‑suicide in Johns Creek, prompting a community reckoning with grief and the unknown motive.
Shoppers and employees allege Walmart and Target are removing price tags to hike prices without notice, sparking outrage amid inflation and upcoming tariffs.
Governor Kristi Noem revealed two FEMA employees were fired for viewing pornography on government devices. The terminations happened a week after 30 other FEMA staff were suspended for signing an open letter to Congress.
Judge Charles Breyer struck down Donald Trump's National Guard deployment in Los Angeles under the Posse Comitatus Act. Here's what the 150-year-old law says, why it matters today, and how it limits presidential power over military use.
Japan's maglev train hit a record 310 mph, stunning reporters and highlighting a speed leap far beyond current UK and global high-speed rail systems.
A historic gathering of Kim Jong Un, Xi, and Putin challenges the US-led world order. Get the full story on this new geopolitical shift and its implications.
President Trump dismisses widespread death rumours as 'fake news' at a press conference, emphasises his weekend vitality, and subtly critiques Joe Biden's public absence.