South Korea’s Constitutional Court begins initial deliberations on President Yoon Suk Yeol’s impeachment, marking a pivotal moment in the nation’s political landscape.
Biden and Harris urge Democratic donors to remain committed and resilient following a defeat to Trump, emphasizing unity and future electoral strategies.
South Korean investigators summon impeached president for questioning over a controversial martial law decree, intensifying the political crisis.
Former South Carolina Congressman John Spratt dies at 82. Known for his leadership and dedication, Spratt served 14 terms and was a key figure in budget policy.
DMV apologizes for issuing a controversial license plate linked to the Oct. 7 Israel attack, acknowledging oversight and promising stricter reviews.
California DMV apologizes for issuing a controversial license plate linked to the Oct. 7 Israel attack, addressing public concerns and reviewing policies.
Tragic shooting at a Houston makeshift club results in 2 teens dead and 4 injured, highlighting urgent concerns over safety and gun violence in the community.
Tragic shooting at a Houston makeshift club results in 2 dead and 3 injured. Authorities investigate the incident as the community mourns the loss.
Schumer calls on US agencies to use advanced technology for identifying unidentified drones, enhancing national security and airspace safety measures.
West Africa Bloc announces exit timeline for three nations after failed peace efforts, aiming to stabilize the region and address ongoing conflicts.