Saturday, Mar 22

Columbia University agrees to significant policy changes demanded by Trump to regain $400 million in federal funding amid allegations of antisemitism.

Saturday, Mar 22

Kirsty Coventry makes history as the first woman and first African president of the International Olympic Committee, marking a significant milestone in global sports leadership.

Friday, Mar 21

Nvidia announces a new quantum computing lab in Boston, set to collaborate with leading universities and firms at its annual tech conference.

Wednesday, Mar 19

Steve Bannon suggests Donald Trump is poised to run for a third presidential term in 2028, stirring debate over constitutional limits.

Tuesday, Mar 18

Nine-year-old tattoo artist Napat Mitmakorn impresses with skills learned from TikTok tutorials at the Thailand Tattoo Expo, aspiring to open his own parlour.

Monday, Mar 17

Chuck Schumer postpones his book tour due to security concerns after backlash from Democrats over his support for a Republican funding bill.

Monday, Mar 17

Former Congresswoman Nita Lowey, a trailblazer in U.S. politics, dies at 87 after battling cancer, leaving behind a legacy of public service and women's advocacy.

Monday, Mar 10

Australian police reveal a fake plot to attack a synagogue was crafted by organized crime to distract law enforcement and create fear within the Jewish community.

Sunday, Mar 09

Trump aims to position the U.S. as a crypto leader with a strategic bitcoin reserve and new policies supporting the industry at the White House Crypto Summit.

Saturday, Mar 08

The Trump administration has canceled $400 million in federal funding to Columbia University, citing failures in addressing antisemitism amid ongoing protests.