Republicans defend federal programs to blame Democrats for the ongoing shutdown. Despite historically being critical of government spending.
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U.S. private payrolls fell by 32,000 in September, signaling a depreciating job market as the government shutdown delays official data.
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China has introduced a new K visa to attract foreign STEM talent, offering entry and employment without sponsorship, as the U.S. raises costs and barriers for H-1B applicants.
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The family of a victim in the Washington, D.C. airliner-helicopter collision that killed 67 people has sued the government, FAA, Army, and airlines, alleging negligence after years of ignored near misses.
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A Houston man was charged with murder after a deadly game in which he and a friend took turns shooting each other in the head with a rifle while wearing Kevlar helmets.
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Elon Musk’s xAI has sued Apple and OpenAI in U.S. federal court, accusing them of monopolistic collusion to block competition in the AI market and seeking billions in damages.
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Deadly cloudbursts in India and Pakistan have killed hundreds, with experts linking their growing frequency and destructiveness to climate change.
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Cincinnati beating suspect Montanez Merriweather has been indicted on a federal gun charge while already facing multiple state assault and rioting charges in a violent attack that injured six people, including an Ohio mother of three.
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Student-led and BNP rallies in Dhaka mark one year since Sheikh Hasina’s ouster, as new political forces emerge amid ongoing uncertainty over Bangladesh’s democratic transition.
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A powerful 8.8-magnitude earthquake off Russia’s Far East triggered tsunami waves, caused minor injuries and flooding, but no major damage due to swift evacuations and preparedness.
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