India, in focus.
Health warnings are out along the Gulf Coast as rising water temperatures and runoff fuel a spike in Vibrio vulnificus infections, which can cause severe, rapidly progressing wounds.
Washington and Ottawa are closing in on a deal that would reduce tariffs on Canadian autos, steel, and aluminum before a Saturday deadline.
The US national debt has surpassed $40 trillion, a record milestone reached just five months after hitting $39 trillion.
The US FTC is considering requiring companies to disclose when they use personal data to set individualized prices, calling the practice likely deceptive.
A Missouri judge rejected a proposed amendment that would have made it harder for lawmakers to alter voter-approved laws, keeping it off the November ballot.
Trump urges Congress to pass the Clarity Act, defining crypto securities and commodities, at a White House event with top industry executives.
CDC's new director, Dr. Erica Schwartz, addressed staff for the first time, acknowledging severe staffing shortages and low morale while pledging to advocate for the agency.
President Trump hosted crypto and finance leaders at the White House, while the Treasury announced a larger bond buyback to ease market pressure.
The longtime publisher of Stars and Stripes retires, citing fundamental differences with Pentagon leadership over the paper's future.
Bolivian authorities rescued over 360 people, including nearly 60 Italians, after heavy snowfall closed roads in the Andean region.
US public debt has crossed $40 trillion, doubling in under a decade amid pandemic spending, tax cuts, and rising interest costs.
Lebanon extradited former Syrian general Adel Issa to Syria, where he faces trial for alleged crimes including killings and torture.
A defense psychologist testified that Lindsay Clancy, accused of killing her three children, lacked appreciation for the wrongfulness of her actions due to postpartum psychosis.
Trump pauses 50% tariffs on Canadian imports for three days, claiming a fair deal, but key terms and details remain unclear.
UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher warns that Russian drones are endangering civilians and aid workers in Ukraine, complicating relief efforts.
Peru's labor watchdog is investigating a fatal accident at MMG's Las Bambas copper mine that killed two workers and injured three others.
The UN expresses serious concern over US sanctions on ICC President Tomoko Akane and senior trial lawyer Abdoulaye Seye.
UN chief alarmed by illegal Israeli settlement outposts in West Bank, warns E1 expansion could sever Palestinian territory and doom two-state solution.
UN aid chief Tom Fletcher calls for investigations and accountability as drone warfare drives rising civilian deaths.
Ukraine's parliament approves Maj. Gen. Yevhenii Khmara as defense minister; Zelenskyy outlines priorities including deep strikes and air defense.
LA DA reduces felony charges to misdemeanors for officer who recorded racist colleagues, citing whistleblower concerns.
A former Meta engineer testified that Instagram used a 'don't ask, don't tell' policy regarding users under 13, prioritizing profits over safety.
FTC proposes policy requiring retailers to disclose personalized pricing based on consumer data, targeting hidden price discrimination.
President Trump showed reporters the new White House helipad, praising its granite and revealing security features of the underground ballroom.