In a surprising move, President Trump has signed an executive order rolling back tariffs on various food items such as coffee, bananas, and beef, seeking to address rising grocery costs and inflation as pressure mounts following recent electoral setbacks.

The FAA announces the reduction of flight cuts at major US airports from 6% to 3% following the recent government shutdown, aiming to stabilize air traffic operations as concerns about controller absences grow.

Postmaster General David Steiner emphasizes the need for the USPS to grow its revenue beyond cost-cutting measures, exploring partnerships to enhance delivery services.

The White House is set to host Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for a high-profile visit that includes ceremonies and discussions on economic and defense agreements.

The United States and Switzerland strike a significant agreement to reduce tariffs on Swiss exports from 39% to 15%, signaling a new chapter in bilateral trade relations.

As Canadian travel to the U.S. declines sharply, citizens express their discontent with current American policies, opting for domestic tourism instead.

With the ongoing government shutdown threatening air travel, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warns of significant disruptions ahead of the busy Thanksgiving season. Flight cancellations and delays are increasing as air traffic controllers remain unpaid.

The U.S. is experiencing significant flight cancellations and delays as the federal government shutdown impacts air travel operations.

A migrant boat has capsized near the Malaysia-Thailand border, resulting in numerous missing individuals and one confirmed death, raising concerns about the ongoing migrant crises in the region.

Antigua and Barbuda's tourism sector has not only recovered from the pandemic but has surged beyond pre-2020 levels, thanks to strategic leadership and a focus on genuine experiences.

Follow the remarkable story of Iliman Ndiaye, who overcame years of rejection and carved out his path to success in football, showcasing his talent on platforms like Rising Ballers.

Meet Roya Karimi, a 30-year-old Afghan woman who escaped a life of oppression as a child bride to become one of Europe's leading bodybuilders, proving that strength knows no bounds.

Former NFL star Antonio Brown is set to return to Miami from New Jersey after waiving extradition related to an attempted murder charge in a May shooting incident.

Cleveland Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz face serious charges for allegedly monetizing inside information to influence betting outcomes.

The former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown has been arrested in connection with an attempted murder charge stemming from a shooting following a celebrity boxing event in Miami.

An Australian man faced court charges for disrupting a public event by grabbing singer Ariana Grande during the 'Wicked: For Good' premiere in Singapore.

Activision is launching the latest installment of Call of Duty, Black Ops 7, facing increasing scrutiny from fans and competition from rival games like Battlefield 6.

Johnson Wen faces charges for public nuisance after an incident at the 'Wicked: For Good' premiere where he grabbed celebrity Ariana Grande, sparking outrage among fans.

As 'Stranger Things' draws to a close after five seasons, cast members and creators express their emotions regarding the series finale while hinting at potential spinoffs.

In a pivotal moment for the media landscape, Donald Trump has announced plans to sue the BBC for $1 billion, coinciding with the relaunch of FilmOn.TV, a platform aiming to challenge corporate media dominance.

Ander Louis brings a comedic and relatable twist to Tolstoy's classic novel by transforming its characters into everyday Aussie folk.

Explore how digital content creation pressures workers into creating sensationalist stories in the face of algorithm-driven metrics, leading to a rise in 'fake news'.

Sechita McNair strives for better educational prospects for her son against the backdrop of evictions and economic struggles in Atlanta. Faced with numerous challenges, she navigates the complexities of maintaining her son’s schooling amidst personal tragedies and housing instability.

As South Korea prepares for its infamous college entrance exam, the Suneung, blind students face unique challenges, extending their test duration to nearly 13 hours. This article delves into their experiences and the barriers they encounter during such a demanding assessment.

Sami Hamdi, a British political commentator, is contemplating a lawsuit against U.S. authorities after being detained for expressing views on the Israel-Palestine conflict during a speaking tour.

The experiences of naturalized citizens in the U.S. reveal a growing anxiety around immigration policies under the Trump administration, prompting concerns about their rights and safety.

As data centers drive unprecedented electricity needs amidst the AI boom, regulators question the validity of utility forecasts and the implications for ratepayers.

After devastating floods displace families from their villages, a Yup’ik immersion program in Anchorage helps children reconnect with their language and culture.

In a surprising turn of events, former President Trump withdraws his support from Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, criticizing her for straying from his agenda and questioning his commitment to the 'America First' policy.

Recently released emails shed light on the surprising connection between Steve Bannon and Jeffrey Epstein, revealing a relationship that extends beyond mere acquaintanceship.

Lana Ponting, now in her 80s, is a plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit against the CIA for unethical experiments conducted on her at age 16. These experiments at the Allan Memorial Institute aimed at mind control devastated her life and mental health, forcing her to seek justice after decades of trauma.

A pivotal moment unfolds as Purdue Pharma's bankruptcy settlement plan awaits approval, potentially resolving thousands of opioid-related lawsuits and addressing widespread public health concerns.

A significant number of schools in Australia are facing closures due to concerns over asbestos contamination in children's sand products, sparking widespread precautionary measures and recalls.

Sechita McNair strives for better educational prospects for her son against the backdrop of evictions and economic struggles in Atlanta. Faced with numerous challenges, she navigates the complexities of maintaining her son’s schooling amidst personal tragedies and housing instability.

Following the conclusion of the longest U.S. government shutdown, state authorities are expediting the delivery of full SNAP food benefits, aiming for resolution within a week as various states navigate funding complexities.

In a significant milestone for Blue Origin, the New Glenn rocket successfully launched after a delay, carrying dual NASA Mars orbiters, Escapade, set to study the red planet's atmosphere.

A recent announcement has indicated that flight reductions at 40 major U.S. airports will stay at 6% rather than increasing to 10%, thanks to more air traffic controllers returning to work as the government shutdown concludes. This decision comes in the wake of staffing shortages attributed to stress among air traffic controllers.

The Steam Machine, a revolutionary console by Valve, aims to take on gaming giants like Xbox and PlayStation with powerful new features set for a 2026 release.

A landmark case in Denmark sees a man convicted for sharing explicit content on Reddit, emphasizing the significance of protecting artist's moral rights.

Australia's spy chief warns of increasing cyber threats from China, targeting critical infrastructure and the potential for high-impact sabotage in the near future.