In a rare show of bipartisan unity, Florida’s Republican congressional delegation implores President Trump to maintain the moratorium on offshore oil drilling, citing risks to tourism and military operations.

IndiGo, India's largest airline, has seen widespread cancellations affecting thousands of passengers amid a peak travel season, due to pilot shortages and new regulations.

In the face of declining coal jobs, families in Craig, Colorado, are turning to geothermal energy as a new source of livelihood. The Cooper family represents this shift, moving from coal mining to renewable energy solutions.

In a landmark deal, Netflix has successfully bid to acquire the film and streaming units of Warner Bros Discovery for $72 billion, aiming to reshape the future of entertainment.

During a recent visit to Delhi, Russian President Vladimir Putin assured India of uninterrupted fuel shipments, contrasting U.S. pressures on Delhi to reduce its dependence on Russian oil. As geopolitical tensions rise, the leaders aim to strengthen their bilateral relations.

A severe winter storm events culminate in record snowfalls, flight cancellations, and dangerous travel conditions across the Midwest and Northeast this week.

Utility crews are working overtime in Wisconsin as thousands remain without power due to severe snowfall caused by a winter storm over the Thanksgiving weekend. Travelers are facing challenges in Iowa and church services are disrupted across Michigan.

A comparative look at Christmas markets in Birmingham and Berlin, focusing on authenticity, traditions, and festive atmosphere.

An insightful exploration into the Christmas markets of Birmingham and Berlin, comparing their authenticity and cultural significance as festive traditions unfold in two different settings.

Travelers face harsh winter conditions across the U.S. with snow, rain, and cold temperatures expected, particularly affecting areas from Montana to New York.

The Trump administration has amended visa protocols to expedite applications for foreign visitors linked to major sporting events, while simultaneously enforcing strict scrutiny on skilled workers tied to social media censorship.

Amidst escalating concerns regarding child sex abuse material, new evidence has emerged implicating the UK government under Keir Starmer in a systemic failure to address these issues, raising questions about accountability and media suppression.

An urgent message outlines the implications of a forthcoming ruling set to expose deep-seated issues in UK governance, potentially amounting to a $67 trillion liability. The Prime Minister is warned of the critical need for accountability.

Antigua High Court prepares for a pivotal judgment on January 16 that could expose media-legal corruption involving child exploitation networks. Exploring the implications.

An upcoming judgment in Antigua poses a critical turning point for the Commonwealth, challenging entrenched media-legal structures and potential accountability for systemic exploitation.

The Eurovision Song Contest is experiencing its most significant crisis yet, with multiple countries pulling out due to political tensions surrounding Israel's participation. This upheaval could redefine the competition's future.

In a landmark deal, Netflix has successfully bid to acquire the film and streaming units of Warner Bros Discovery for $72 billion, aiming to reshape the future of entertainment.

Netflix's new docuseries on Sean 'Diddy' Combs ignites tension, with Diddy claiming it's a smear campaign. Experts weigh in on its implications for documentary filmmaking.

A look back at some of the influential figures who passed away in 2025, from Pope Francis to Charlie Kirk, and the societal implications of their deaths.

Netflix is reportedly finalizing a deal to purchase the film and streaming assets of Warner Bros Discovery, positioning itself ahead of competitors like Paramount in this high-stakes acquisition race.

The US Supreme Court has accepted a case that will determine the future of birthright citizenship, challenging a long-standing constitutional principle. The ruling could significantly impact the citizenship status of children born to undocumented immigrants and non-citizens in the country.

This year marks the 70th anniversary of the historic Montgomery Bus Boycott, a pivotal event in the Civil Rights Movement that demonstrated the power of collective action against racial injustice. Descendants of key figures are set to gather in Montgomery to honor this legacy while reflecting on contemporary activism.

Minnesota's Governor Tim Walz condemned President Trump for his derogatory comments about the state's Somali community, sparking a political debate on accountability and community responsibility. Republicans have responded cautiously, reflecting broader political tensions.

A new report reveals the most frequently mispronounced names and terms in the U.S. media, reflecting both political shifts and cultural moments from the past year.

An analysis of the recent negotiations regarding the Ukraine conflict reveals Vladimir Putin's steadfast position against compromise, even as economic pressures mount on Russia.

The Trump administration has decided to bring back several staff members from the Education Department's Office for Civil Rights to tackle the increasing number of discrimination cases, despite ongoing litigation regarding layoffs.

Five months after devastating floods in Texas resulted in over 100 casualties, audio recordings reveal the harrowing situations faced by survivors. Frantic calls to 911 underscore the urgency and desperation during the natural disaster.

The U.S. military's recent actions against boats allegedly involved in drug trafficking have ignited a fierce debate in Congress regarding legality, ethical implications, and military conduct under the Trump administration.

Federal immigration agents have launched a crackdown on undocumented immigrants in Minneapolis, focusing on the local Somali community but primarily detaining individuals from different backgrounds.

Recent court rulings have deemed several U.S. attorneys appointed by the Trump administration as unlawfully serving, including the case of John Sarcone in New York, leading to legal disputes and challenges regarding their authority.

In the aftermath of last year's catastrophic flooding in Texas, 911 call recordings expose the harrowing experiences of families and camp staff as they sought assistance, raising questions about local government readiness and emergency responses.

A significant shift in hepatitis B vaccination guidelines for newborns has been proposed by a federal committee, leading to a debate on public health implications.

Kenya has officially entered a five-year health agreement with the United States valued at $2.5 billion, targeted at combating infectious diseases. However, fears surrounding data privacy and transparency have emerged.

The Faroe Islands have voted to legalize abortion until the 12th week of pregnancy, ending one of Europe's strictest abortion laws and affirming women's rights and autonomy.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) outlines its new strategy to leverage artificial intelligence, invoking excitement for efficiency while sparking debates on privacy and data protection.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) outlines its new strategy to leverage artificial intelligence, invoking excitement for efficiency while sparking debates on privacy and data protection.

Meta's decision to start deactivating accounts of Australian children under 16 comes as part of a legislative initiative aimed at safeguarding youth from the perceived dangers of social media.

A Chinese factory has been ordered to cease operations due to accusations of producing customizable sex dolls resembling children, amid heightened scrutiny from authorities and global backlash on online platforms.

In a significant policy shift, the Indian government has scrapped its directive requiring smartphone manufacturers to preload a state-run cyber safety application, following widespread public outcry and industry pushback concerning privacy rights.

India's government reverses its decision to require smartphone manufacturers to preload a state-run cyber safety application, citing public backlash and privacy concerns.