Thursday, Jan 30

North Korea's Kim Jong Un calls for nuclear expansion coinciding with Donald Trump's diplomatic overtures in his second term.

Thursday, Jan 30

Trump's administration offers buyouts to federal workers, promising severance pay to incentivize departures as part of an effort to reshape government operations.

Thursday, Jan 30

A Massachusetts man was arrested after allegedly planning to kill Republican leaders near the U.S. Capitol, including Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.

Thursday, Jan 30

The Trump administration is offering federal employees buyouts of eight months' salary, as part of an effort to restructure the federal workforce.

Thursday, Jan 30

U.S. deportation flights to Colombia have resumed after a diplomatic standoff, with migrants stressing they're not criminals.

Thursday, Jan 30

As tensions escalate, Kim Jong Un calls for expanding North Korea's nuclear capabilities while Trump signals willingness to re-engage in diplomacy.

Wednesday, Jan 29

Australian police have linked explosives found in Sydney to a disturbing rise in antisemitic crimes amid escalating tensions.

Wednesday, Jan 29

A high-level Russian delegation visits Damascus, seeking to secure military bases while Syria demands reparations and the return of Bashar al-Assad.

Tuesday, Jan 28

North Korea tests cruise missiles and vows a strong response to US military drills, seeking to gauge Washington's willingness for dialogue under Trump.

Sunday, Jan 26

Amid rising tensions, Vladimir Putin expresses readiness for talks with Donald Trump, while Ukraine warns of potential manipulation in the peace process.