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California's attorney general reveals internal emails showing Amazon's alleged price manipulation scheme, involving vendors and major retailers, leading to a significant legal battle.

A late-season winter storm is impacting the western US, bringing heavy snow, strong winds, and dangerous travel conditions. Weather alerts are in effect, with significant snowfall expected in mountainous regions.

Experts question Japan's tsunami defences after renewed quake warnings revive memories of the 2011 disaster and concerns over coastal vulnerability

Senator Rubén Gallego regrets defending Eric Swalwell amid sexual misconduct allegations, expressing no prior knowledge of the accusations. Gallego reflects on their friendship and the impact on his judgment.

The unverified claim that General Caine blocked Trump's nuclear strike on Iran is being investigated by fact-checkers. Learn how the Trump-Caine tension affects global markets.

Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer resigns amid allegations of misconduct, including misuse of public funds and improper relationships, marking the third female Cabinet exit under Trump's administration.

The viral feud between Candace Owens and Laura Loomer, as Owens names 'Andrew Simpson' as Loomer's secret husband, has intensified MAGA's internal conflicts over family, faith, and identity.

The Onion moves to take control of Infowars in a reported $81,000-per-month deal awaiting court approval in bankruptcy proceedings.

US Army Sergeant Jose Serrano is fighting to prevent his wife's deportation after her arrest by immigration agents, despite her protected status and his military service.

DHS budget documents reveal ICE Glasses smart eyewear project with real-time biometric watchlist access for federal agents in the field.

The US Army has increased its maximum enlistment age to 42 to expand its recruitment pool, addressing challenges like a shrinking candidate pool and competition from the private sector.

Deisy Rivera Ortega was detained by ICE during a Texas check-in, sparking questions over immigration enforcement and military family protections

JetBlue faces surveillance pricing accusations after a viral post claimed a $230 ticket increase. The airline denies using personal data to set fares.

Lori Chavez-DeRemer resigned as US Labor Secretary amid controversies, including misconduct allegations. Her departure marks the third high-profile exit from Trump's cabinet, with Keith Sonderling as acting secretary.

The US plans to implement social media vetting for 2026 World Cup attendees, focusing on antisemitism. This has sparked debate over privacy and security, with officials clarifying the policy's scope.

An Iranian commentator's warning to US VP JD Vance highlights deep mistrust in US-Iran relations, complicating diplomatic efforts amid ongoing tensions and a fragile ceasefire.

Donald Trump's mental state is under scrutiny following contradictory statements about VP JD Vance and Iran war plans, leading to confusion and concerns among his aides and supporters.

A BBC investigation has identified suspicious trading activity before major announcements by US President Trump, prompting calls for regulatory scrutiny over potential illegal insider trading.

Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth's decision to fire Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George has sparked controversy, highlighting internal Pentagon tensions and concerns over leadership instability.

A shooting at Mexico's Teotihuacán Pyramids killed a Canadian tourist, sparking global safety concerns as authorities investigate and boost security at major cultural sites.

Palantir's manifesto advocates for compulsory national service and AI-driven warfare, sparking debate on military models and the role of private contractors in defense policy.

The US now requires visa applicants to make social media profiles public for security vetting, affecting various visa categories and potentially delaying applications.

Trump resists ending Iran conflict, citing strategic gains and rejecting political pressure, as Congress debates legality and duration, intensifying tensions over war's course.

A retired CIA analyst claims Trump attempted to use nuclear codes against Iran, but the allegation remains unverified. The claim adds tension to ongoing US-Iran negotiations.

Kash Patel has filed a £200 million defamation lawsuit against media allegations of 'heavy drinking', claiming reputational harm and lack of evidence. The case highlights issues of journalistic standards and press freedom.

The US Supreme Court ruled Trump-era tariffs unconstitutional, prompting a $166 bn refund process for importers. The decision marks a significant check on presidential authority over trade policies.

Public support for Donald Trump's Iran war is dropping at an unprecedented pace, with comparisons to Iraq highlighting deepening fear, confusion and political risk.

Nancy Sinatra has criticised President Donald Trump's Truth Social post featuring Frank Sinatra's 'My Way,' calling it a 'sacrilege' and reigniting debate over political use of iconic music and legacy rights.

A photograph showing an Israeli soldier vandalising a statue of Jesus in Lebanon has sparked outrage and scrutiny over military conduct, amid ongoing conflict with Hezbollah.