President Trump posts on social media that the airspace above Venezuela should be considered closed.
Treasury moves to tighten enforcement on refundable tax credits, aiming to block ineligible payments and sharpen immigration-related eligibility across federal programs.
With penny supplies drying up, stores are rounding cash totals, pushing new costs onto shoppers, and forcing major changes at the register.
Drone attacks against government forces by drug traffickers and armed militias in Colombia are on the rise.
Massive fire in Hong Kong housing complex kills at least seventy-five and leaves hundreds missing.
Medicare’s new drug price agreements cut costs on high-spending medicines and establish a new approach to controlling the program’s rising expenses.
Two members of the West Virginia National Guard who were shot in D.C. remain in critical condition.
Washington’s new diplomatic push urges allies to tighten migration rules, indicating a new strategy that may reshape global border policy.
COP30 ends without a fossil fuel ban but promises $120 billion in climate aid to developing nations by 2035.
Most central banks aren’t using AI in meaningful ways, and 93% still avoid crypto, while the U.S. dollar remains king.
Jakarta surpasses Tokyo to become the most populous city in the world with forty-one million inhabitants.
Twenty states are suing over Trump’s move to cut homelessness grants, but the policy refocuses funding toward results over ideology.
