Tuesday, Feb 04

Darren Beattie, a former Trump speechwriter fired for attending a White nationalist event, has been appointed to a key role in US public diplomacy.

Sunday, Feb 02

Fighting intensifies in eastern DRC as M23 rebels seize key territories, raising fears of a broader conflict and escalating humanitarian concerns.

Saturday, Feb 01

A new study highlights alarming increases in urban rat populations linked to rising temperatures and climate change. Cities must adapt their pest control strategies to address this growing issue.

Saturday, Feb 01

The Trump administration directs federal agencies to remove references to gender ideology from public resources, impacting health data and employee communications.

Saturday, Feb 01

A new poll reveals that while many Americans support weight-loss drugs for adults, opinions are split regarding their use among teens battling obesity.

Saturday, Feb 01

Brendan Carr's FCC investigates NPR and PBS over alleged violations of commercial regulations, fueling debates about public funding and media bias.

Friday, Jan 31

BBC apologizes to staff after investigation highlights failures in addressing misconduct complaints against Russell Brand during his tenure.

Friday, Jan 31

Kansas is experiencing a significant tuberculosis outbreak, prompting health officials to issue warnings and highlight treatment options.

Friday, Jan 31

FCC Chair Brendan Carr has initiated probes into NPR and PBS for allegedly breaching federal laws against commercial advertisements, heightening tensions in public broadcasting.

Friday, Jan 31

A concerning tuberculosis outbreak in Kansas City has led to numerous active cases, raising health worries. Experts clarify the situation and its relevance.