WorldMar 5
Spain Denies White House Claim of Cooperation in Iran Military Operations
Spanish officials categorically rejected White House assertions that Madrid agreed to cooperate with U.S. military operations regarding Iran.
6 sources
EntertainmentMar 27
Two Major Arts Institutions Announce Leadership and Staffing Changes
The Salzburg Festival terminated its artistic director's contract while the Kennedy Center announced upcoming layoffs ahead of renovations.
7 sources
OtherApr 15
Ohio Family of Three Killed in Multi-Vehicle Crash Involving Semitruck
A veterinarian, her husband, and their one-year-old son died when a semitruck crashed into backed-up traffic in Ohio.
2 sources
OtherApr 15
Michigan Store Clerk Helps Rescue Kidnapped Teen in Detroit Area
A 16-year-old girl was rescued after being kidnapped at gunpoint from a bus stop, with a convenience store clerk helping to confront the suspect.
2 sources
PoliticsMar 17
Palestinian woman released from immigration detention after year-long custody
Leqaa Kordia was freed on $100,000 bond after being detained since March 2025 following arrest at pro-Palestinian campus protest.
5 sources
EntertainmentApr 20
Chef José Andrés Discusses Food's Role in American Identity
Celebrity chef José Andrés reflects on how food shapes America's cultural narrative and future strength as a nation.
2 sources
FinanceMar 12
Investors Seek Safe Haven Assets Amid Middle East Tensions, Demand Higher Yields
Market uncertainty from Iran conflict drives investors toward defensive positions while corporate bond buyers demand premium rates.
7 sources
PoliticsApr 6
Hungarian Prime Minister Orban Faces Opposition from Younger Voters in Election Campaign
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's campaign focuses on opposition to Ukraine while younger voters express dissatisfaction with his leadership.
2 sources
PoliticsMar 21
Counter-terrorism Official Resigns from Trump Administration Over Iran War Stance
Joe Kent resigned from his intelligence post citing disagreement with U.S.-Israel military operations against Iran.
4 sources
PoliticsApr 4
Defense Secretary Hegseth's Religious Comments Draw Papal Response
Pope Leo XIV criticized military approaches after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made religious references at Pentagon worship service.
2 sources
FinanceMar 29
Chevron Wheatstone Gas Facility Faces Weeks of Repairs After Damage
Chevron reports that repairs to its Wheatstone gas facility will take weeks following damage that will affect the facility's restart operations.
3 sources
WorldMar 13
Ukraine awaits White House approval for drone production agreement
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy says his country is waiting for U.S. approval on a major drone production deal proposed last year.
6 sources
TechnologyMar 13
Honda Cancels Three US EV Models Citing Tariffs and Competition, Citing $15.7B Cost
Honda scrapped three planned electric vehicles for the US market, blaming trade tariffs and Chinese competition for the costly decision.
6 sources
PoliticsApr 15
Journalist John Solomon discusses claims about Trump investigations, Brennan case
Journalist John Solomon made statements about government officials warning him of alleged conspiracies and potential charges against former CIA Director Brennan.
2 sources
TechnologyMar 5
US approves first commercial nuclear reactor construction permit in eight years
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission granted TerraPower permission to build a sodium-cooled reactor in Wyoming, marking the first such approval since 2016.
6 sources
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