Friday, Mar 14

Two federal judges have ordered the Trump administration to reinstate thousands of probationary federal employees, deeming their mass firings unlawful.

Friday, Mar 14

Mahmoud Khalil's arrest and potential deportation raise significant concerns over free speech and the rights of green card holders in the U.S.

Friday, Mar 14

Donatella Versace has announced her resignation as chief creative officer amid rumors of a potential acquisition by Prada.

Friday, Mar 14

Columbine survivor Anne Marie Hochhalter's death classified as homicide raises the shooting's death toll to 14, linked to years of complications from her injuries.

Friday, Mar 14

Pope Francis celebrates 12 years as pope while recovering in the hospital from pneumonia, with positive health updates as he continues therapy.

Friday, Mar 14

A new report reveals alarming declines in U.S. bird populations, with one-third needing urgent conservation efforts to combat habitat loss and climate change.

Friday, Mar 14

Johns Hopkins University announces it will cut over 2,000 jobs due to a significant reduction in federal funding affecting international aid programs.

Friday, Mar 14

Democratic Congressman Raúl Grijalva from Arizona has died at 77 after complications from cancer treatment, leaving behind a legacy of environmental advocacy.

Friday, Mar 14

Belgian police have arrested several individuals in a corruption investigation involving Huawei and the European Parliament, linked to illicit lobbying practices.

Friday, Mar 14

As the deadline nears, Senate Democrats face a critical choice: support a GOP funding bill or risk a government shutdown, raising tensions within the party.