Why is Britain refusing to pay slavery reparations?

What led to Susie Wiles' firing within 3 days of Trump's midterm loss? 'Ice maiden' was Trump's longest serving chief of staff

Susie Wiles fired: Within three days of midterm rout, President Donald Trump elevated Stephen Miller to the post of Chief of Staff replacing Susie Wiles, who served the longest on the post. The decision was not out of the blue as there were speculations which the president at that time dismissed.

AI stocks climb after trillions wiped from market values

Investors had been selling off tech shares in part due to concerns the Democrat election victory would mean slower AI development.

How Cristiano Ronaldo turned a Madeira nightclub into an $8 million home

Who is Navneet Alag? Meet husband of newly elected Indian-American congresswoman Pia Dandiya

Idaho Supreme Court overturns ruling granting ex-partner 50% property ownership

Jewel-backed youth foundation reaches 1.6 million with mental health tools

Meryl Streep backs women's history education as two teachers earn award for AP course campaign

Kristen Kelly and Serene Williams from Sacred Heart Preparatory have pioneered an Advanced Placement course focused on women's history, garnering endorsement from 100 esteemed universities and colleges. This initiative underscores the vital role women have played throughout history. An eminent gala in Chicago on November 6, 2026, will unveil the inaugural Meryl Streep Educator Award, with proceeds dedicated to bolstering educational resources for women's history.

Will you comply with Japanese laws? Japan plans new question for foreign visitors on entry form

PNP to exhaust resources fully for Asean summit

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Friday said that it will utilize all of its resources as part of its security measures for the upcoming 49th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) Summit and Related Summits. “We will be using our resources fully and we will be declaring the necessary alert status

Adelaide man ordered to pay A$120,000 over illegal backyard cheese factory

US mother transfers property to son in 2003; court cancels deed after he refuses to return it

A New York mother who transferred her property to her son and daughter-in-law in 2003 after he promised to return it whenever asked has won a legal battle 23 years later. When the couple refused to return the property, she approached the court. A New York appeals court has now upheld the cancellation of the deed, ruling in her favour.

Padilla to Bato dela Rosa on ICC warrant: ‘Naiinggit ako sa’yo’

MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Robinhood “Robin” Padilla expressed envy toward his colleague, Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa, who is currently in hiding after the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued a warrant for his arrest. Speaking to reporters at the Department of Justice (DOJ), Padilla admitted that if he were in dela Rosa’s position, he would