Saturday, Dec 13

House Democrats unveil new photos featuring Trump, Clinton, and former Prince Andrew from Epstein's estate, fueling ongoing political discourse.

Saturday, Dec 13

North Korea's Kim Jong Un honors returning troops from a mine clearance mission in Russia, marking their bravery in the Ukraine war.

Saturday, Dec 13

The National Trust for Historic Preservation has filed a lawsuit to halt the construction of a new ballroom at the White House, citing violations of federal law.

Saturday, Dec 13

Indiana Republicans defied Trump’s pressure, rejecting a redistricting plan that would have favored their party ahead of the midterm elections.

Saturday, Dec 13

Trump announces a pardon for Tina Peters, but Colorado officials challenge its legality, highlighting constitutional limits on presidential powers.

Friday, Dec 12

Federal judge orders release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia while he faces ongoing deportation threats after his wrongful detention case draws significant political attention.

Friday, Dec 12

Ukraine asserts control over Kupiansk, encircling Russian forces, while President Zelensky highlights military successes during a visit to the frontline.

Friday, Dec 12

Reddit files a legal challenge against Australia's new social media ban for children under 16, arguing it infringes on political communication rights.

Friday, Dec 12

Thailand's Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul dissolves parliament, paving the way for early elections amid escalating border clashes.

Friday, Dec 12

A 6.7-magnitude earthquake hit Japan's northeast, triggering a tsunami advisory. The quake follows a larger tremor earlier in the week.