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Russian strikes on Kharkiv kills four, injure dozens in latest escalation

The first wave on Ukraine's second-largest city was a large Russian drone-and-missile attack in the early hours. It killed at least three people and wounded 21 others, according to local officials

Trump-backed tax bill aims to undo Obama and Biden policy milestones

The package is an attempt by Republicans to undo, little by little, the signature domestic achievements of the past two Democratic presidents

Taliban offers amnesty, urges Afghans in exile to return home safely

The measure largely bars Afghans hoping to resettle in the United States permanently as well as those hoping to go to the US temporarily, such as for university study

Body of Thai hostage taken on Oct 7 recovered from Gaza, says Israel

This comes two days after the bodies of two Israeli-American hostages were retrieved

Can American pope bring US-style fundraising to fix Vatican finances?

Chicago-born math major and canon lawyer, the 69-year-old pope is expected to bring clarity to the Vatican's scandal-ridden finances, drawing on his experience as a two-time Augustinian superior

Trump's expanding use of emergency powers raises alarms among experts

Of all the emergency powers, Trump has most frequently cited the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, or IEEPA, to justify slapping tariffs on imports

Democratic states strengthen laws to counter Trump's immigration crackdown

In California, over a dozen pro-immigrant bills advanced this week, including one barring schools from letting federal immigration agents in without a warrant

Panama's president turns to higher power as protests grip nation for months

Protests have extended beyond banana workers and Bocas del Toro, with teachers, construction workers, and students also joining demonstrations over various issues, including social security changes

Immigration authorities conduct raids across LA amid crowds of protesters

Federal immigration authorities have been ramping up arrests across the country to fulfil President Donald Trump's promise of mass deportations

5 Proud Boys sue US govt, alleging rights violated in Jan 6 prosecutions

The lawsuit claims the men were arrested with insufficient probable cause and that government agents later found fake incriminating evidence

X users hooked to Musk vs Trump feud- could this be good for the platform?

The feud sparked memes, hot takes, and speculation, with many X users using popcorn emojis, celebrating the platform's return to the fun vibe it had when it was called Twitter

Man charged with hate crime in Boulder attack on 'Zionists' to face court

Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45, is accused in Sunday's attack on the weekly event in Boulder, which investigators say he planned for a year

Elon Musk could lose billions depending on how spat with Trump unfolds

Trump can mess things up for Tesla by encouraging federal safety regulators to step in at any sign of trouble for the robotaxis

US, Chinese officials to hold new round of trade talks in London next week

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer will represent the US side in the trade talks

Amazon to intensify fake review crackdown after UK watchdog investigation

The Competition and Markets Authority said it secured the undertakings from Amazon, after getting a similar agreement earlier this year from Google to clamp down on rogue reviews plaguing the internet

Imane Khelif Skips Eindhoven as Boxing Body Enforces Sex Verification

The Algerian boxer, who won gold at the Paris Games last summer amid scrutiny over her eligibility, did not register in time for the event

China crash out of qualifiers; Uzbekistan, Jordan seal FIFA WC berths

Asian soccer power South Korea sealed an 11th straight appearance at the men's World Cup finals with a 2-0 win in Iraq

Albania, Serbia clash in high-stakes, politically charged WC qualifier

The match in Tirana isn't just about three points as echoes of past confrontations are impossible to ignore

Musk's threat to pull Dragon capsule leaves Nasa reliant solely on Russia

Russia's Soyuz capsules are the only other means of getting crews to the space station right now

US hiring slowed to 130K new jobs amid uncertainty over Trump's policies

Mainstream economists expect Trump's policies to take a toll on America's economy, the world's largest