President Trump is reportedly set to remove national security adviser Mike Waltz, who has lost support within the administration. Discussions about potential replacements have been ongoing in the West Wing.
In a recent CBS interview, Bill Belichick defended his girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, after the conversation veered off-script. The viral moment has sparked discussions on media portrayal and relationships in sports.
LeBron James reflects on his future with the Lakers after their playoff defeat. He faces a crucial decision about his career and upcoming contract negotiations. Will he stay or go?
A new review from the U.S. Department of Health reveals alarming evidence against medical interventions for children with gender dysphoria, emphasizing significant risks and ethical concerns.
In a thrilling Game 5, Rudy Gobert's playoff career highs propelled the Timberwolves past the Lakers, clinching their first-round series and advancing to the second round of the NBA playoffs.
Discover Iran's ambitious yet doomed $400 billion plan to rebuild Syria, echoing the Marshall Plan. Uncover the financial risks, lost investments, and the fallout following Assad's fall.
In a significant turn of events, Ukraine has secured a more favorable minerals deal with the U.S., dropping prior demands and reshaping the economic landscape amidst ongoing tensions with Russia.
Aston Martin has launched the DBX S, its fastest SUV yet, boasting enhanced power and performance. With design tweaks and lightweight options, this luxury SUV aims to compete with top rivals like Ferrari and Lamborghini.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has ended its mortgage-rescue program, leaving thousands of veterans at risk of foreclosure. Critics warn this decision could lead to widespread home losses among military families.
In a landmark ruling, a federal judge has ordered Apple to make significant changes to its App Store practices, accusing the tech giant of deliberately failing to comply with previous court orders and attempting to hide its noncompliance.
