Saturday, Nov 01

The White House issues a new rule limiting journalists' access to press offices, emphasizing security concerns amidst ongoing press freedom debates.

Friday, Oct 31

King Charles III has stripped his brother Prince Andrew of all royal titles and evicted him from his Windsor residence, seeking to distance the monarchy from the Epstein controversy.

Friday, Oct 31

Rob Jetten claims victory in the Dutch elections, signaling a setback for far-right populism and paving the way for a potential coalition government.

Friday, Oct 31

FBI thwarts a potential terrorist attack in Michigan, arresting multiple suspects ahead of Halloween celebrations.

Friday, Oct 31

Trump reduces annual refugee admissions to 7,500, focusing primarily on white South Africans, marking a significant policy shift.

Friday, Oct 31

Abby Zwerner, shot by her 6-year-old student, shares traumatic details during her $40 million lawsuit against the school administration.

Thursday, Oct 30

Prince William and Kate win a lawsuit against Paris Match for publishing intrusive vacation photos, reinforcing their commitment to family privacy.

Thursday, Oct 30

Dutch centrist party D66 projected to take lead in government talks after far-right PVV suffers notable seat losses in a closely contested election.

Thursday, Oct 30

Casey Means’ Senate confirmation hearing for Surgeon General postponed after she goes into labor, highlighting her controversial nomination.

Thursday, Oct 30

Democratic candidate Kat Abughazaleh faces indictment for her role in protests against ICE in Chicago, leading to political debates on dissent and law enforcement actions.