Wednesday, Mar 19

Federal judges have ordered the reinstatement of over 24,000 probationary workers fired by the Trump administration, adding complexity to the staffing process amidst paid leave controversies.

Saturday, Mar 15

Syria's new interim president signs a temporary constitution, aiming to reshape governance while facing criticism over its inclusivity and powers.

Tuesday, Mar 11

Guatemala's Volcano of Fire erupts, forcing evacuations of nearly 300 families and warning thousands more of potential risk as volcanic activity increases.

Saturday, Mar 08

Intuitive Machines' Athena lander lands on the moon, but its operational status raises concerns after complications during touchdown.

Friday, Mar 07

The Merit Systems Protection Board orders the temporary reinstatement of over 5,000 USDA employees wrongfully fired during the Trump administration's mass termination efforts.

Thursday, Mar 06

CDC has invited around 180 laid-off employees to return to work after a recent termination ordeal sparked by cost-cutting measures.

Tuesday, Mar 04

Robert Crimo III pleads guilty to killing seven during a July 4th parade shooting, facing life in prison without parole. Sentencing is scheduled for April 23.

Monday, Mar 03

A rare Banksy artwork, owned by musician Mark Hoppus, is set to auction for up to $6.35 million, blending humor and environmental themes.

Wednesday, Feb 26

Chegg files lawsuit against Google, alleging its AI Overviews harm original content demand and threaten publishers' viability.

Saturday, Feb 22

Hadi Matar found guilty of attempted murder for his brutal stabbing of author Salman Rushdie during a 2022 lecture. Sentencing scheduled for April 23.