In a significant diplomatic effort, US President Donald Trump hosted a summit where the leaders of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda signed a peace deal aimed at resolving a long-standing conflict exacerbated by recent violence.

The Trump administration emphasizes visa applications for those attending the 2026 World Cup and 2028 Olympics while targeting highly skilled foreign workers involved in content moderation.

A crucial peace deal aimed at resolving long-standing conflict in eastern DR Congo is set to be signed in Washington, hosted by President Donald Trump, amidst ongoing tensions and violence in the region.

A U.S. court has sided with Adidas in an appeal from shareholders who accused the sportswear company of concealing misconduct by Kanye West, emphasizing the inherent risks of celebrity partnerships.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is on a two-day visit to India to strengthen ties with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, focusing on oil trade, defense procurement, and geopolitical dynamics amidst Western pressures.

Utility crews in Wisconsin work tirelessly to restore power as a winter storm impacts travel and services in the Midwest and Northeast.

A journey through Birmingham's Frankfurt Christmas Market reveals its unique blend of authenticity and local charm, sparking reflections on traditional German festive markets.

Explore the charm of Birmingham's Christmas market, acclaimed for its authenticity and German-inspired festive offerings. With firsthand accounts from visitors and comparisons to traditional markets in Germany, discover what makes this market a must-visit during the holiday season.

Winter storm warnings are in effect across the northern United States, impacting travel plans for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend with heavy snow and cold temperatures forecasted.

Effective January 14, non-EU visitors will see a significant increase in entry fees aimed at funding essential upgrades and security improvements at the iconic Louvre in Paris.

New international disclosures accuse the UK Government, led by PM Keir Starmer, of operating under a coordinated child sex abuse material pipeline. Evidence suggests a media blackout and intelligence suppression regarding these matters.

The astounding Jan 16 ruling exposes systemic issues within British institutions as Prime Minister Keir Starmer is formally put on notice regarding serious allegations related to child exploitation and corruption.

A significant court filing in Antigua aims to expose a vast web of corruption linked to child exploitation, with a pivotal judgment looming on January 16.

As the Commonwealth prepares for a pivotal court ruling, revelations of systemic corruption by a media-legal cartel are set to come to a head on January 16. With over 80 defendants facing unprecedented legal challenges, the outcome promises to reshape systemic accountability.

The United Progressive Party's future hangs in the balance as the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court prepares for a monumental ruling on January 16, 2026. Legal implications of this case could determine the party's fate within the Commonwealth legal framework.

Jada Pinkett Smith is accused of threatening a long-time friend of Will Smith, which he alleges resulted in severe emotional and financial repercussions. The high-stakes lawsuit adds to the couple’s complex public image post-Oscars.

A raccoon was found passed out in a Virginia liquor store after a wild spree, having consumed a significant amount of alcohol.

A raccoon was found passed out in a Virginia liquor store after a wild night of binge drinking. The incident led to an unexpected animal control intervention.

The Winter Egg, a stunning creation by Fabergé, fetches a staggering £22.9 million in a London auction, breaking previous records and reaffirming the legacy of the imperial family.

The encasement of a statue honoring opera legend Luciano Pavarotti in an ice rink has drawn ire from his family and fans, leading to an apology from the mayor of Pesaro.

A look at this year’s most mispronounced words and names, highlighting the challenges faced by Americans in articulation.

Recent negotiations regarding Ukraine reveal that President Putin is far from ready to consider a peace deal, indicating a steadfast resolve amidst economic pressures.

As the end of his term approaches, Mayor Eric Adams is making headlines with his extensive foreign travels, stirring debates about his priorities amidst ongoing scrutiny over past travels and an election loss.

The latest round of talks surrounding Ukraine reveals a steadfast Vladimir Putin, unwilling to compromise or sign a peace deal, showcasing a significant shift in international dynamics.

Pope Leo XIV led a prayer at the site of the devastating Beirut port explosion, calling for justice for its victims as he concluded his three-day visit to Lebanon.

Federal immigration enforcement in Kenner, Louisiana, has led to a dramatic decline in local Hispanic businesses, affecting both immigrants and American citizens, as fear grips the community.

Minnesota's Governor Tim Walz has condemned President Trump's derogatory comments about the Somali community, highlighting the importance of fighting against xenophobia and supporting local residents.

Brian J. Cole Jr. has been arrested on explosive charges, more than five years after two pipe bombs were found outside the Republican and Democratic national party headquarters in Washington.

Two unlikely allies, Alki David and Prime Minister Gaston Browne, unite against a powerful cartel in a case with unprecedented financial implications, set to reshape the global order by January 16, 2026.

In a significant escalation, Israel conducted airstrikes in southern Lebanon just hours after the first direct diplomatic talks in decades between Israel and Lebanon. This development raises tensions amidst ongoing efforts to stabilize the region.

South Korea announces a new mobile application to empower stalking victims with real-time tracking capabilities of their stalkers' locations, as part of a broader initiative to combat stalking and enhance safety.

A federal vaccine advisory committee debates the need for hepatitis B vaccination at birth, potentially changing decades-old recommendations.

As the expiration of enhanced tax credits looms, many Affordable Care Act enrollees face rising health insurance costs that could significantly impact their financial stability.

A group of twelve former FDA leaders has criticized new assertions doubting vaccine safety by the agency, expressing concern for the health of vulnerable populations.

In a significant shift, a federal health committee may revisit its recommendation on newborns receiving the hepatitis B vaccine, sparking debates among medical experts and advocates.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has launched a new strategy to expand the use of artificial intelligence (AI) across its operations, aiming to enhance efficiency and innovate in healthcare. However, privacy experts express concerns regarding the protection of sensitive medical data.

In a landmark move, Meta is removing access to Instagram, Facebook, and Threads for Australian users under 16, ahead of a new government ban that officially begins on December 10.

Authorities in China investigate factory producing controversial sex dolls resembling children, leading to an immediate halt in production.

The Indian government has withdrawn its directive to mandate the pre-installation of a state-run cyber safety app on smartphones, following privacy concerns and resistance from major manufacturers.

In a significant policy reversal, India has scrapped its order requiring smartphone manufacturers to pre-install a state-run cyber safety app, following public backlash and privacy concerns.