Saturday, Mar 15

Trump seeks Supreme Court intervention to lift bans on his executive order ending birthright citizenship, arguing current injunctions threaten immigration policy.

Wednesday, Mar 12

USAID employees have been directed to destroy classified documents amid the agency's ongoing dismantling under the Trump administration.

Monday, Mar 10

More than 1,000 civilians have died in Syria due to recent clashes and revenge killings, triggering international condemnation and calls for accountability.

Sunday, Mar 09

The U.S. Justice Department reaffirms its demand for Google to divest its Chrome browser amid ongoing antitrust litigation over search monopoly concerns.

Thursday, Mar 06

Escalating pro-Palestinian protests at Barnard College triggered a bomb threat and police evacuations this week, leading to arrests and campus unrest.

Wednesday, Feb 26

South Korea experiences its first rise in birthrate in nine years, driven by a surge in marriages, suggesting a potential reversal of its demographic crisis.

Saturday, Feb 22

Former NFL player Chris Kluwe was arrested for protesting a MAGA plaque at a city council meeting, calling the movement "explicitly a Nazi movement."

Friday, Feb 21

U.S. Attorney Ed Martin probes Democrats Chuck Schumer and Robert Garcia for comments perceived as threats against public officials.

Friday, Feb 21

Victor Wembanyama diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis, sidelining the NBA star and impacting the San Antonio Spurs' playoff aspirations.

Sunday, Feb 16

The US pressures UN agencies to eliminate diversity and inclusion efforts, raising concerns over funding cuts amid tensions with global organizations.