Wednesday, Apr 02

Myanmar's junta leader Min Aung Hlaing will attend the BIMSTEC summit in Bangkok, following a devastating earthquake that has reshaped diplomatic relations.

Wednesday, Apr 02

The US ramps up military forces in the Middle East, deploying aircraft carriers amid increasing tensions with Iran over its nuclear program.

Wednesday, Apr 02

Republicans Randy Fine and Jimmy Patronis secure key victories in Florida special elections, strengthening their hold in the House.

Tuesday, Apr 01

A New Mexico judge allows some death investigation records of Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa to be released, blocking images of their bodies for privacy.

Tuesday, Apr 01

The White House declares the Signal chat incident case closed, but faces bipartisan criticism over sensitive military leaks.

Monday, Mar 31

In the aftermath of the deadly earthquake in Myanmar, the military continues airstrikes while anti-coup forces call for a partial ceasefire for rescue efforts.

Sunday, Mar 30

Sukiya, Japan's largest beef bowl chain, will close nearly 2,000 stores following contamination incidents involving a rat and a cockroach in their food.

Saturday, Mar 29

Guinea's junta leader has granted a controversial pardon to Moussa Dadis Camara for his role in the 2009 stadium massacre, stirring public unrest.

Saturday, Mar 29

Utah has become the first U.S. state to ban fluoride in public drinking water amidst growing health concerns and opposition from dental experts.

Saturday, Mar 29

EPA facilitates polluter exemptions from Clean Air Act regulations, raising alarm among environmentalists over potential increases in toxic emissions.