Tuesday, Feb 11

North Korea warns of military retaliation against the US after a nuclear submarine docks in South Korea, accusing the US of a "hostile military act."

Tuesday, Feb 11

Federal judges continue to block Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship, citing constitutional violations amid multiple lawsuits challenging the policy.

Saturday, Feb 08

The Baltic states cut ties to Russia's power grid, marking a significant step towards energy independence and closer integration with the EU.

Friday, Feb 07

Two federal judges have blocked Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship, citing constitutional violations as multiple states seek to challenge the policy.

Friday, Feb 07

Trump announces a new task force to address alleged anti-Christian bias in the federal government during the National Prayer Breakfast.

Friday, Feb 07

After the passing of Aga Khan IV at 88, his son Rahim Al-Hussaini is named the new Aga Khan, continuing a legacy of philanthropy and leadership in the Ismaili community.

Wednesday, Feb 05

A federal judge issues a second temporary pause on Trump's executive order aimed at ending birthright citizenship in the U.S., raising constitutional concerns.

Wednesday, Feb 05

New research reveals two Grand Canyon-sized canyons on the moon formed in under 10 minutes due to an asteroid impact, providing critical insights into lunar history.

Tuesday, Feb 04

The Senate confirms Chris Wright, a fossil fuel executive, as Energy Secretary, igniting debates over climate change and fossil fuel policies in the Trump administration.

Tuesday, Feb 04

Christophe Ruggia sentenced to house arrest for sexual assault of actress Adèle Haenel, marking a pivotal moment for France's #MeToo movement.