Wednesday, Jan 29

New evidence points to possible links between Southern California Edison’s power lines and the deadly Eaton fire that ravaged Los Angeles, raising concerns over utility accountability.

Tuesday, Jan 28

The U.S. Justice Department has terminated multiple employees involved in prosecuting President Trump, signaling potential changes in oversight and loyalty dynamics.

Tuesday, Jan 28

Latvia investigates the damage to an undersea cable linked to Sweden, as suspicions of external sabotage arise amidst heightened NATO patrols.

Tuesday, Jan 28

The CIA now assesses COVID-19 most likely originated from a lab, but with 'low confidence', igniting controversy as China refutes the claims decried as politically motivated.

Monday, Jan 27

Preliminary findings in the Jeju Air crash investigation confirm bird strikes and call for design reevaluation of airport structures.

Monday, Jan 27

David Armitage, husband of Lamduan Armitage, has been detained in Thailand, tied to a 2004 cold case surrounding his wife's mysterious death.

Monday, Jan 27

Latvia seeks help from Baltic Sea allies as Sweden investigates suspected sabotage of a damaged undersea data cable.

Sunday, Jan 26

Marilyn Manson will not face charges related to sexual assault and domestic violence after a four-year investigation, as further legal actions remain uncertain.

Saturday, Jan 25

A Massachusetts man was arrested after carrying a gun during a Capitol tour, raising serious security concerns and prompting a full review of screening protocols.

Friday, Jan 24

South Korean investigators recommend indictment for President Yoon concerning insurrection and abuse of power amid martial law controversies.