Tuesday, Mar 18

Peru declares a state of emergency in Lima after violent crime wave, following the murder of singer Paul Flores linked to rising extortion incidents.

Tuesday, Mar 18

Starbucks has been ordered to pay $50 million to a delivery driver injured by a hot tea spill, highlighting ongoing customer safety concerns.

Tuesday, Mar 18

Pentagon removes and later restores Medal of Honor webpage for Charles C. Rogers provoking debate on the erasure of Black military history.

Tuesday, Mar 18

Gavin Newsom's new podcast featuring conservative guests raises eyebrows among Democrats, as perceptions of the governor worsen amid 2028 election speculation.

Monday, Mar 17

Chuck Schumer postpones his book tour due to security concerns after backlash from Democrats over his support for a Republican funding bill.

Monday, Mar 17

The Philippine Senate has initiated a probe into the arrest of former President Duterte by the ICC, amid significant political fallout and upcoming elections.

Monday, Mar 17

Russia demands NATO guarantees for Ukraine's neutrality in ongoing peace negotiations aimed at ending the conflict.

Monday, Mar 17

South Koreans rally in support and opposition of President Yoon ahead of critical impeachment ruling amidst rising political tensions.

Monday, Mar 17

Trump signs order placing all staff at Voice of America on leave, prompting widespread condemnation from press advocates and concerns over media freedom.

Monday, Mar 17

Former Congresswoman Nita Lowey, a trailblazer in U.S. politics, dies at 87 after battling cancer, leaving behind a legacy of public service and women's advocacy.