Gulf energy strikes push Asia toward supply squeeze while Meta is ordered to pay $375m
As Gulf infrastructure is hit and prices climb, Asia and Europe race for supplies while New Mexico wins a landmark case against Meta
As Gulf infrastructure is hit and prices climb, Asia and Europe race for supplies while New Mexico wins a landmark case against Meta
Ontario is preparing a limited-time waiver of the provincial portion of the HST on newly built homes to spark demand and protect construction jobs
Investigators said security lineups slowed their response to the LaGuardia collision, even as the NTSB focuses on controller roles and a runway system that did not generate an alert
A high-stakes Supreme Court case over ballots postmarked by Election Day threatens to alter how more than a dozen states treat late-arriving mail-in ballots and could reshape voter access
The Pentagon is sending a brigade from the 82nd Airborne Division plus some headquarters staff to the Middle East, increasing U.S. flexibility in the Iran conflict and keeping forces ready for a range of missions
A peaceful resolution on Rose Avenue meets a cinematic reassessment of the Western, from classic revival to neo-Western reinvention
U.S. calls for a trilateral nuclear deal collide with trade disputes, Taiwan tensions and evidence of PRC influence operations, complicating prospects for a quick agreement
A referendum on judicial reform turned into a wider judgment on Giorgia Meloni’s government and its European strategy
TSA employees have not been paid since Feb 14 and rising absences have led to long airport waits; the administration has sent ICE agents to help, sparking criticism about training and enforcement
A 23-year-old accused of using social media to target girls faces multiple charges and remains in custody as investigators seek additional victims
A judge appointed in 2026 found the HHS declaration unlawful, pausing its enforcement and protecting providers in states that permit gender-affirming care for young people
A contested mail-in ballot rule and growing conflict abroad are reshaping legal, military and political fault lines that could influence elections and public confidence
Reports link cross-border strikes, civilian damage in Tehran and a U.S. Marine buildup to disputed ceasefire discussions
Initial accounts of the Colombian C-130 crash vary widely; emergency teams are on site and investigations are under way
Reports from readers in multiple Russian cities describe slower or blocked services, widespread use of VPNs, and shifts back to simpler communication methods
After a crushing SPD result in Rheinland-Pfalz, Berlin’s coalition faces urgent reform choices, leadership questions and shifting regional balances