
Trump’s Ex-Lawyer Todd Blanche Confirmed As US Attorney General
After months of political wrangling, Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer Todd Blanche has narrowly won Senate confirmation. He is now the United States’ top law

After months of political wrangling, Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer Todd Blanche has narrowly won Senate confirmation. He is now the United States’ top law

Did Michigan just reshape the Democratic Party’s future? Abdul El-Sayed’s surprise Senate primary victory has sparked exactly that debate. Sending a clear message that many

What do you take when you have just minutes to flee your home? For tens of thousands of people in eastern Washington, that impossible question

President Donald Trump sat down separately with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The White House called both discussions “positive and

How many US troops have actually been wounded in the Iran conflict? That’s a question drawing renewed attention after the Pentagon quietly revised its casualty

Is North America’s trade relationship heading for another major showdown? It certainly looks that way after US President Donald Trump announced a 50% tariff on

How deadly can a heatwave really be? The answer is far more alarming than many realise. At least 12,000 excess deaths were recorded across Europe

Could the fragile US-Iran truce be slipping out of reach? Fresh violence suggests the conflict is entering another dangerous phase. Two American service members were

Who gets to write the rules for artificial intelligence—the US or China? President Xi Jinping made it clear where Beijing stands, using China’s biggest AI

The US government says it’s recovering billions from healthcare fraud—but is the crackdown really accelerating? A new federal watchdog report paints a more complicated picture.

Three years after a jury ruled against Donald Trump, the legal battle has reached another major milestone. The question now isn’t who won the case—it’s

More than four months after the death of Iran’s former Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the country has begun what officials are calling the “funeral