News Three children’s remains uncovered in Memphis woods after skull found
A skull reported near Hickory Hill led investigators to recover remains believed to be three children, and authorities are asking the public…
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Politics Ceasefire extended while blockade holds: why the Hormuz standoff deepens
A fragile truce now coexists with a persistent naval blockade, ship seizures, rising oil costs and renewed diplomatic maneuvers
Politics Nightly noise at the windows: a home protest for a free internet
Yekaterina Duntsova has proposed a coordinated at-home action—open windows at 8 p.m. and make noise—to press for a free internet while avoiding…
News Mitchell Rales gives $116M to National Gallery of Art to fund museum loans
A transformative $116M donation from Mitchell Rales will underwrite a loan initiative so American museums can borrow artwork from the National Gallery…
News Montreal flood alert: Île Mercier bridge closed and sandbagging underway
Find out how Montreal is protecting Pierrefonds-Roxboro and Île Mercier as water levels climb and what residents should do
Politics Trump administration plan to root out Medicaid fraud focuses on provider revalidation
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is pressing states to revalidate providers and tighten controls on Medicaid, a move that supporters…
News Why China, Japan and South Korea are shielding themselves from the energy shock
Countries such as China, Japan and South Korea are using strategic reserves, demand cuts and careful diplomacy to ride out supply shocks
Politics Why Singapore says Hormuz is a warning for the Straits of Malacca and Singapore
Singapore stresses that preserving transit rights through international straits is essential for trade and that bargaining over tolls or access would be…
Politics Coalition advances data retention bill as security and defence reforms dominate agenda
A US‑Iran truce extension, a coalition bill on data retention, and scrutiny of Bundeswehr reforms headline a day of diplomacy and discreet…
Politics Kash Patel files $250 million suit after The Atlantic alleges drinking and absences
FBI director Kash Patel has dismissed claims of intoxication and absence and launched a $250 million defamation suit against The Atlantic and…
News Billionaire Mitchell Rales donates $116 million to National Gallery of Art for nationwide loans
Major private gift aims to bring National Gallery of Art works to museums nationwide
Politics Trump announces indefinite extension of ceasefire while Iran postpones negotiations
Trump declared an open-ended extension of the ceasefire as Iran postponed face-to-face talks, raising fresh questions about the blockade of the Strait…
Politics China’s cyber operations threaten western defense firms as Dutch intelligence highlights risk
A Dutch military intelligence report warns that China is actively targeting the western defense industry and that growing ties with Russia raise…
Politics Druzhba pipeline fixed, Zelensky signals restart and EU loan unblock likely
Ukraine reports that the damaged Druzhba oil pipeline has been repaired and signals that stalled EU financial support could be unlocked
Politics How the Golden Fleet plan reshapes US shipbuilding and strategy
President Trump’s Golden Fleet proposal ties a record defence budget to a push for dozens of new ships, revealing gaps in shipyards,…
Politics Could a new US-Iran nuclear deal improve on the 2015 JCPOA?
A concise breakdown of the 2015 JCPOA, Iran’s later nuclear steps and the expanded list of US demands that would define any…