Sunday, Mar 30

Trump asserts he won't fire officials over Signal leak scandal regarding Yemen airstrike plans, expressing confidence in his national security team.

Saturday, Mar 29

Russian researcher Kseniia Petrova faces deportation after being detained for failing to declare frog embryos. Political persecution fears complicate her situation.

Saturday, Mar 29

Gold prices soar to record highs amid geopolitical tensions and market uncertainties, but analysts predict a 38% drop in the long term.

Saturday, Mar 29

Skadden Arps agrees to a $100 million pro bono deal with Trump to avoid executive orders targeting law firms, stirring controversy in the legal community.

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

Investigators rule out asphyxiation in the death of Miller Gardner, son of former Yankees player Brett Gardner, while tests for food poisoning continue.

Thursday, Mar 27

Signal's encryption features make it popular among political figures and activists alike, highlighting its role in secure communications.

Thursday, Mar 27

Lee Jae-myung's acquittal from election law violations clears the way for his presidential ambitions amidst South Korea's political turmoil.

Wednesday, Mar 26

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

Wednesday, Mar 26

Pope Francis faced a near-fatal health crisis during hospitalization for pneumonia, with doctors contemplating ending treatment before he made a recovery.