Saturday, Mar 15

The U.S. pushes for a ceasefire extension while Hamas agrees to release hostages, raising hopes for renewed negotiations in the ongoing conflict.

Friday, Mar 14

Hamas prepares to release an Israeli-American hostage and remains of four others as ceasefire talks with Israel resume, signaling potential progress.

Friday, Mar 14

A shocking discovery in Jalisco reveals fears of cartel-led atrocities, linking abandoned belongings to over 120,000 missing persons in Mexico.

Friday, Mar 14

UN experts have accused Israel of committing genocidal acts and using sexual violence against Palestinians in Gaza, igniting international outrage.

Friday, Mar 14

UEFA plans to discuss the double touch penalty rule after Julian Alvarez's controversial penalty was disallowed in a key Champions League match.

Friday, Mar 14

Democratic Congressman Raúl Grijalva from Arizona has died at 77 after complications from cancer treatment, leaving behind a legacy of environmental advocacy.

Thursday, Mar 13

Hamas and Arab countries praise Trump's reversal on Palestinian displacement from Gaza, indicating potential easing tensions during ongoing ceasefire discussions.

Thursday, Mar 13

Russia claims to have retaken Sudzha from Ukraine while U.S. negotiators arrive to discuss a proposed ceasefire, intensifying military tensions in the region.

Wednesday, Mar 12

Ruth Marcus resigns from The Washington Post after criticism of Jeff Bezos' new editorial directives affecting the opinion section.

Wednesday, Mar 12

Elizabeth Oyer, a DOJ attorney, was terminated after opposing Mel Gibson's gun rights restoration, citing safety concerns over domestic violence.