The State Department has initiated a pilot program requiring U.S. consulates to screen the social media accounts of Harvard's visa applicants for antisemitism, potentially expanding to other colleges. This marks a significant shift in how foreign students are vetted.
Cruz Beckham takes to Instagram to defend his mother, Victoria, against claims she ruined Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz's wedding. Amid ongoing family tensions and rumors, Cruz suggests the reports are false. Dive into the Beckham family's latest drama!
Enormous wildfires have erupted across Canada, forcing mass evacuations and posing severe air quality risks in eastern North America. This unprecedented crisis highlights the urgent need to address climate change.
Kylie Jenner pokes fun at her relationship with Timothée Chalamet and his love for the Knicks in a hilarious TikTok repost, leaving fans in disbelief and laughter.
As Elon Musk steps away from his government role, questions arise about the future of DOGE and its influence on Trump's policies. What challenges lie ahead for the tech mogul?
Google's AI assistant, Gemini, now automatically summarizes your emails, making inbox management easier than ever. Learn how this new feature works and its implications for users.
In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to suspend a humanitarian parole program affecting over 500,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, raising concerns over mass deportations.
In a surprising turn, Trump lashes out at the Federalist Society, blaming them for judicial missteps after a court ruling struck down his tariffs. This fallout could reshape his judicial nominations and legacy.
In a dramatic courtroom appearance, Russell Brand pleaded not guilty to five counts of rape and assault. The actor's trial is set for June 2026, as he maintains his innocence against serious allegations.
The SEC remains in limbo regarding the future College Football Playoff format after heated discussions at its spring meetings. With conflicting preferences among conferences, will the SEC finally make a decision?
