Thursday, Feb 06

RFK Jr. advances toward confirmation as Health Secretary after Senate Finance Committee's narrow approval amid vaccine safety concerns and partisan divides.

Thursday, Feb 06

Medical experts find no evidence backing Lucy Letby's murder convictions, prompting calls for a retrial amid claims of a miscarriage of justice.

Wednesday, Feb 05

North Korean troops engaged in Russia's war against Ukraine reportedly suffer heavy losses and have been withdrawn from the frontline, highlighting the brutal conflict dynamics.

Tuesday, Feb 04

Samsung Electronics Chairman Jay Y. Lee has been cleared of fraud and stock manipulation charges related to a contentious merger case.

Sunday, Feb 02

The Pentagon announces a media rotation program, excluding major outlets like The New York Times in favor of pro-Trump organizations, raising concerns about media access.

Sunday, Feb 02

At least 12 civilians have died due to Russian drone and missile strikes targeting residential areas and energy infrastructure across Ukraine.

Saturday, Feb 01

Dwyane Wade reveals his shocking cancer diagnosis leading to kidney surgery, sharing emotional insights on family support and health awareness.

Saturday, Feb 01

Brendan Carr's FCC investigates NPR and PBS over alleged violations of commercial regulations, fueling debates about public funding and media bias.

Saturday, Feb 01

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s nomination to lead the U.S. Health and Human Services faces uncertainty and scrutiny during Senate hearings, particularly from Senator Bill Cassidy.

Saturday, Feb 01

Dominique Pélicot, convicted for drugging and abusing his ex-wife, faces investigations into historic murder and assault cases from the 1990s in France.