Tuesday, Mar 25

A strong 6.7-magnitude earthquake hit off New Zealand's South Island, leading to coastal warnings as authorities assess potential tsunami threats.

Thursday, Mar 06

Escalating pro-Palestinian protests at Barnard College triggered a bomb threat and police evacuations this week, leading to arrests and campus unrest.

Friday, Feb 21

U.S. Attorney Ed Martin probes Democrats Chuck Schumer and Robert Garcia for comments perceived as threats against public officials.

Sunday, Feb 16

The US pressures UN agencies to eliminate diversity and inclusion efforts, raising concerns over funding cuts amid tensions with global organizations.

Wednesday, Feb 12

An 18-year-old from California was sentenced to four years in prison for making over 375 swatting calls targeting schools and religious institutions nationwide.

Tuesday, Feb 11

North Korea warns of military retaliation against the US after a nuclear submarine docks in South Korea, accusing the US of a "hostile military act."

Saturday, Feb 08

The Baltic states cut ties to Russia's power grid, marking a significant step towards energy independence and closer integration with the EU.

Friday, Jan 31

The Doomsday Clock now stands at 89 seconds to midnight, reflecting heightened global risks from climate change, nuclear weapons, and AI misuse.

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 Doomsday Clock has moved to 89 seconds to midnight, signaling unprecedented global risks including nuclear threats and climate change.