A federal court has halted the Trump administration’s push to impose new requirements on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, a measure that could reduce access to food aid for millions of Americans.

A review of Donald Trump’s expanding White House ballroom proposal—from $200 million to $400 million—examining the new security features, legal challenges and political contexts.

Teen fashion retailer announces permanent closure of fitting rooms across its U.S. locations. Employees report action was prompted by vandalism concerns, sparking backlash from shoppers and adding to ongoing criticism over the brand’s body‑image messaging.

A fresh infestation in Texas marks the first U.S. case since 1966, prompting quarantines and mass releases of sterile flies to protect the $113 billion cattle business.

President Donald Trump signals a new $700 million investment to support coal‑fired power plants and export infrastructure, citing a goal of creating 14,000 jobs and revitalizing aging plant capacity.

Milan city council has begun restoring a historic bull mosaic in the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II after repeated heel‑spinning rituals by visitors damaged its delicate tiles, prompting the first major repair since 2017.

Every year, the sunset in Manhattan lines up perfectly with the city’s straight‑edge streets, creating a dramatic sun‑canyon between skyscrapers. Learn when it happens, how to see it, and why it inspires photographers and locals alike.

The 15‑year‑old tradition has shifted from a Maryland convention center to Washington’s historic Constitution Hall – a change that spellers, families, and organizers have both praised and criticized.

More than 1.5 million Muslims journey to Saudi Arabia for the Hajj pilgrimage despite growing regional conflicts between Iran and its Gulf neighbours.

Centerville, Massachusetts, resident Freeman Johnson—now 106—shares his quiet but poignant memories of the 1941 attack. As the oldest living survivor, he reflects on his Navy service, the passage of time, and the duty he feels to re‑tell Pearl Harbor for younger generations.

The International friendly scheduled for June 9 between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Chile was called off in Spain after health officials raised alarms over an ongoing Ebola outbreak.

Discover the history of the trans‑Atlantic connection that introduced football to Mexico, the founding of CF Pachuca by Cornish miners, and the lasting cultural ties, seen today in the mining pasty, World Cup celebrations and a planned match between Cornwall and Pachuca.

Brazilian 19‑year‑old Jo\u00e3o Fonseca broke Novak Djokovic’s streak at the French Open, winning in five sets and becoming the first teenager to defeat the 24‑time Grand Slam champion on clay. The match, influenced by heat and Djokovic’s shoulder injury, marked the end of Djokovic’s quest for a 25th major title and left a new champion on the horizon.

California’s Shrey Parikh squared away a high‑stakes tiebreaker against fellow finalist Ishaan Gupta, clinching the national title with a 32‑word run in the 90‑second final.

A deep dive into Shrey Parikh’s journey to a Scripps National Spelling Bee podium finish, the contrasting study approaches of top spellers, and the long‑standing debate between rote memorization and linguistic mastery.

Eighty‑one‑year‑old actor James Handy was found stabbed in his home; a local suspect has been arrested.

A CBS reporter’s outspoken criticism of CBS executives ignites a conversation about workplace power dynamics and the limits of internal dissent.

Teen fashion retailer announces permanent closure of fitting rooms across its U.S. locations. Employees report action was prompted by vandalism concerns, sparking backlash from shoppers and adding to ongoing criticism over the brand’s body‑image messaging.

R&B icon Peabo Bryson dies at 75; singer Celine Dion announces heartbroken tribute, highlighting their historic partnership.

Former MTV star Spencer Pratt is running for mayor of Los Angeles, raising money and stirring debate as he competes against seasoned city leaders in a non‑partisan primary.

A CBS reporter’s outspoken criticism of CBS executives ignites a conversation about workplace power dynamics and the limits of internal dissent.

While Vladimir Putin’s hard‑line stance on Ukraine continues, investors say a shift in domestic discourse may signal growing fatigue.

The new Obama Presidential Center sparks debate—from architectural critics to local residents—on its towering silhouette and the impact on a historic lakefront park.

Alia, a 19‑year‑old from the remote province of Daykundi, avoided an arranged marriage by taking a perilous taxi journey to Kabul and enrolling in a short‑term English course – a rare alternative for girls under the Taliban’s ban on secondary education.

Barney Frank, the first openly gay congressman in the U.S. and a significant figure in the fight for LGBT rights and financial reform, died at 86. His legacy includes pivotal reforms after the 2008 financial crisis and notable advocacy for marginalized communities.

Crime and insecurity dominate Peru's tight presidential race as voters face tough choices between Fujimori and Sánchez.

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky meets European leaders in Downing Street talks

The Vatican reports that more than a million people gathered in Madrid for Pope Leo XIV’s open‑air mass, marking a significant milestone in his 15‑year‑old papacy and highlighting his global commitments to peace.

Iowa voters are gearing up for a tight gubernatorial contest as Democratic nominee Rob Sand begins his campaign, aiming to reclaim the state for Democrats amid economic and health challenges.

A seven‑month‑old Palestinian baby was fatally shot by Israeli soldiers in Hebron, prompting a local funeral and raising new concerns over security in the West Bank.

Official figures show a decline in confirmed Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo, but experts warn that this does not necessarily mean the risk is reduced.

The former Gates Foundation co‑founder announces a $215 million investment to expand global contraceptive access, maternal care, and menopause research, pushing her total women’s‑health donations over $600 million.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture confirms a New World screwworm fly case in a 3‑week‑old calf in south Texas, sparking a 12‑mile quarantine zone and renewed focus on cross‑border fly control.

The launch of a generic semaglutide injection in Canada may lower costs for weight‑loss and diabetes drugs, while US patients continue to face high prices amid extended patent protections.

R&B icon Peabo Bryson dies at 75; singer Celine Dion announces heartbroken tribute, highlighting their historic partnership.

A review of Donald Trump’s expanding White House ballroom proposal—from $200 million to $400 million—examining the new security features, legal challenges and political contexts.

A fresh infestation in Texas marks the first U.S. case since 1966, prompting quarantines and mass releases of sterile flies to protect the $113 billion cattle business.

Five people died and dozens were injured after a commercial bus collided with a highway vehicle in Virginia, raising questions about driver qualifications, company standards and the lack of safety technology on buses.

The executive order outlines a framework for government review of high‑tier AI systems, aiming to safeguard national security while fostering innovation, and revises an earlier draft he refused to sign.

The Florida attorney general’s civil action alleges OpenAI’s chatbot enabled shooters and fails to protect children, sparking renewed debate on AI regulation.