Tuesday, Apr 01

Virginia Giuffre, an accuser of Jeffrey Epstein, is hospitalized after a crash, asserting she has four days to live following kidney failure.

Monday, Mar 31

Hundreds of thousands protest in Istanbul against the jailing of opposition leader Ekrem Imamoglu, marking the largest demonstrations in over a decade.

Sunday, Mar 30

The Signal chat leak involving Trump administration officials reveals security flaws and raises questions about accountability within the national security team.

Sunday, Mar 30

Trump describes a productive call with Canadian PM Carney amid trade tensions, signaling possible changes in US-Canada relations following upcoming elections.

Sunday, Mar 30

The FCC launches an investigation into Disney and ABC for potential violations of diversity and equity employment regulations, scrutinizing their DEI practices.

Saturday, Mar 29

A federal judge has halted the deportation of Tufts student Rumeysa Ozturk, detained for her pro-Palestinian views, pending a court ruling on her case.

Friday, Mar 28

The U.S. Justice Department investigates Stanford and UC schools for potential non-compliance with Supreme Court's ruling against race-based admissions.

Thursday, Mar 27

Canadian PM Mark Carney criticizes Trump's tariffs, describing them as a direct attack, while Canada prepares for possible retaliatory measures.

Wednesday, Mar 26

Jessica Aber's family reveals her battle with epilepsy; police confirm her death appears from natural causes amid ongoing investigations.

Wednesday, Mar 26

Los Angeles District Attorney Nathan Hochman reinstates the death penalty, reversing prior policy and permitting prosecutors to seek capital punishment.