Page 29
Ilhan Omar's bravery in the face of a shocking attack at a town hall meeting has sparked a national conversation about the rise of intolerance and aggression in American politics.
Kim Keon Hee, South Korea's former first lady, has been sentenced to 20 months in prison for corruption and bribery, marking a pivotal moment in the country's fight against corruption and its pursuit of transparency in governance.
The Trump administration's stance on the dollar has significant implications for global markets.
Prosecutors allege the Alexander brothers used trips and party invites to lure and rape their victims, highlighting a complex web of manipulation and societal failures.
A Russian drone strike on a Ukrainian passenger train killed five people, sparking widespread condemnation and highlighting the need for diplomatic intervention.
Minnesota's chief judge has taken a bold stance against ICE, ordering the acting director to appear in court over potential contempt. But what does this mean for the future of immigration reform in America?
The NTSB's findings on the deadly midair collision near Washington D.C. reveal systemic failures and ignored traffic warnings, prompting a call for global aviation safety reforms.
President Trump's recent visit to Iowa has sparked a heated debate about the state of the economy. But do the numbers really add up?
The US population growth rate has slowed sharply due to decreased immigration, marking the slowest growth since 2021. What does this mean for the future of American demographics?
Yale University's decision to offer free tuition to families with incomes under $200,000 marks a significant shift in the approach to higher education, challenging traditional notions of accessibility and excellence.