British advocate accuses major tech firms of ‘sociopathic greed’ and challenges U.S. visa ban in court as deportation halt upheld

Rising Australian production and quality push it closer to challenging U.S. dominance in Seoul’s wheat market

Washington bans five European figures over alleged censorship, prompting fierce backlash from Brussels and exposing a deeper struggle over the future control of the internet.

Imani Smith, a former Broadway child performer, was fatally stabbed in her New Jersey home, and a man known to her has been charged with murder.

Monetary reform passes when no one’s watching: Same playbook as 1913, when the Federal Reserve Act was passed while Congress & the public were preparing for Xmas

From a hospital bed in Brasília, former President Bolsonaro publicly backs his son’s candidacy as Brazil’s political landscape shifts ahead of the 2026 election.

The former prime minister’s remarks revive debate over sovereignty, democracy, and the legacy of mass immigration policies.