
US House Passes $1 Trillion Defense Bill Despite Iran, Israel Concerns
Can the US afford a $1.15 trillion defence budget while cutting spending elsewhere? That question dominated debate as the House of Representatives narrowly approved its

Can the US afford a $1.15 trillion defence budget while cutting spending elsewhere? That question dominated debate as the House of Representatives narrowly approved its

Could a new US-Saudi nuclear deal reshape the Middle East? That’s the question as Washington prepares to unveil an agreement that would help Saudi Arabia

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

What happens when a legal battle spanning multiple countries takes another dramatic turn? That’s exactly what unfolded after influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested

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

What if earning a degree in the US came with a countdown clock? That’s the reality many international students could soon face under new Trump

Could a simple hormone test make soldiers stronger and healthier? That’s the idea behind a new policy announced by US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth. Under

What was meant to be a peaceful family memorial turned into a desperate fight for survival in San Francisco Bay. One person has died and

What happens when a scientist who studies earthquakes suddenly disappears into an espionage investigation? That’s the question surrounding the case of US seismologist Chen Youlin.

How far should immigration enforcement go before deadly force becomes a national debate? That question is back in focus after a Colombian national was fatally

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.

Washington has lost one of its most recognisable political figures. Republican Senator Lindsey Graham has died at the age of 71 after what his office