Trump Stands by Hegseth as Congressman Files Impeachment Articles
A Republican congressman has filed articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and President Trump has publicly defended him.
Republican Massie forces House vote on impeaching Defense Secretary Hegseth
Kentucky Republican Thomas Massie has introduced eight articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth, accusing the defense secretary of unauthorized warfare and abuse of power.
California voters reject Prop 40 billionaire wealth tax
California voters rejected Proposition 40, a one-time tax on billionaires' wealth, after a record-spending campaign that split Democrats and drew tech money.
Qantas to Cut 850 Australian Jobs as Work Moves Offshore to India
Qantas plans to cut 850 local jobs and shift much of the work to India as part of an AI-driven overhaul of its IT systems.
Nvidia stock falls as CEO's affair with alleged Chinese spy becomes national story
Nvidia shares fell more than 4% after CEO Jensen Huang admitted an affair with a woman U.S. intelligence says is suspected of spying for China.
Supreme Court Lets Border Wall Work Proceed Near Big Bend
The Supreme Court lifted a lower-court freeze, allowing construction of a border wall in West Texas, including parts of Big Bend National Park.
Jeffries Backs Push to Impeach Hegseth as House Vote Looms
House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries says he supports impeaching Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth as a Republican lawmaker prepares a floor vote.
Two Egyptian trains collide south of Cairo, leaving seven dead
A rear-end collision on a rail line in Giza province killed seven people and injured more than 100, prompting a presidential call for a rapid investigation.
Kraków square shooting suspect dies in hospital as terror probe continues
Polish police say the 24-year-old suspected of killing six people in a Kraków market square has died in hospital, as a terrorism investigation continues.
Pope Leo Challenges Argentina's Austerity Push in Buenos Aires Speech
Pope Leo XIV, arriving in Argentina, told President Javier Milei that the economy must serve people, in remarks outlets describe as a veiled rebuke.
Maya Jama Steps Down as Love Island Host After Three Years
Presenter Maya Jama has announced she is leaving her role as host of the reality series Love Island, saying she is ready for something new.
Trump Calls Deportation Policy 'Too Tough' and Floats Immigration Deal
Trump tells 60 Minutes his deportation push went too far and signals openness to a deal with Democrats after the midterm losses.
Trump Calls Midterm Results a "Giant Step Back" as White House Shifts
Trump says the midterms marked a "giant step back," as a post-election White House shakeup and a possible hardline turn draw attention.
Native American Women Win Historic Firsts in 2026 Elections
Native American women won several firsts in Tuesday's tribal, state and federal races, including a Senate seat and a governorship, according to multiple outlets.
Fishermen Rescue Cruise Ship Pianist Found Treading Water Off California
Two Newport Beach fishermen pulled a Royal Caribbean employee from the Pacific about 20 miles offshore; he was hospitalized and the Coast Guard is investigating.
Nvidia Probes CEO Jensen Huang Over Alleged Ties to Chinese Intelligence
Nvidia has opened an independent investigation after reports that CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a foreign intelligence effort linked to a Chinese businesswoman.
Pope Leo XIV begins Argentina visit with Milei tensions in the background
Pope Leo XIV's first full day in Argentina starts at a Catholic home for disabled people, as the trip comes amid tensions with President Milei.
Met Gala 2027 Turns From Galliano Retrospective to the Everyday in Fashion
The 2027 Met Gala has swapped a cancelled John Galliano retrospective for a theme on everyday fashion, prompting talk of simpler red-carpet looks.
Banana Growers in Latin America Seek Fairer Pay as Climate Shocks Mount
Latin American banana producers want better pay as extreme weather linked to a strong El Niño cuts output for the UK and other markets.
Briton Among Six Killed in Mass Shooting in Krakow's Main Market Square
Six people, including a British national, were killed in a mass shooting in Krakow, Poland, which the BBC reports was described as far-right.