Trump warned of possible US military action in Nigeria over killings of Christians, while Abuja said it welcomes US help against insurgents if its sovereignty and territorial integrity are respected.
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright clarified that the upcoming nuclear weapons tests ordered by President Trump will not involve actual nuclear explosions but only system checks.
Trump says Xi Jinping assured him China would take no action on Taiwan during his presidency, citing "consequences." Beijing reaffirmed Taiwan as its internal matter, while Washington maintained its policy of strategic ambiguity.
FBI Director Kash Patel defended girlfriend Alexis Wilkins amid backlash over allegedly using an FBI jet to attend her event, calling the claims "baseless" while affirming compliance with travel rules and policy.
The US military conducted a lethal strike on a drug trafficking vessel in the Caribbean, killing three men. The operation has sparked international criticism and raised concerns over legality.
A US drone captured footage of suspected Hamas operatives looting a humanitarian aid truck in Gaza, prompting CENTCOM condemnation and renewed focus on aid security amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas ceasefire.
The Trump administration's DHS proposal would expand biometric data collection, including DNA, from all immigration applicants and detainees, raising major privacy, legal and constitutional concerns likely to face court challenges.
US President Donald Trump threatened to halt aid and launch military action against Nigeria over alleged Christian persecution, accusing the government of inaction while Nigeria denies systematic religious killings.
An explosion rocked a Harvard Medical School building in Boston early Saturday, officials said. No injuries were reported, and investigators later determined the blast was intentional.
The US has changed work permit rules overnight, doing away with automatic extension of certain Employment Authorisation Documents (EADs). Earlier, the Trump administration hiked annual H-1B visa fees and mandated stricter scrutiny for Green Card holders seeking US citizenship. These three moves in two months will hit Indians hard.
The Hindu American Foundation criticised Vice President JD Vance's remarks on his wife Usha Vance's faith, urging him to respect the rights of Hindus to practice. JD Vance had hoped that his wife would convert to Christianity one day, sparking a huge backlash.
The Federal Aviation Administration has warned of a severe staffing crisis as 13,000 unpaid air traffic controllers continue working amid the US government shutdown, causing major flight delays and safety concerns nationwide.
US President Donald Trump is returning to CBS' "60 Minutes" after settling a $16 million lawsuit over its Kamala Harris interview, signalling improved relations with the network.
US Vice President JD Vance went viral after dressing as his own meme for Halloween, sharing light-hearted posts on TikTok and X.
The new memorandum from the National Security Council bans journalists from accessing Room 140, also known as "Upper Press," without a prior appointment, citing the need to protect potentially sensitive material. It said the change would take effect immediately.
US lawmakers have urged President Donald Trump to withdraw his new H-1B visa order imposing a $100,000 fee, warning it would harm America's tech leadership and strain ties with India.
A federal judge permanently blocked part of Donald Trump's executive order that required voters to show proof of citizenship, ruling it unconstitutional. The court said election oversight lies with states, not the president.
Former US Vice President Kamala Harris lashed out at President Trump over his $300 million White House ballroom plan during a government shutdown, accusing him of ignoring starving families losing Snap aid.
President Trump said the US and Canada won't restart trade talks, claiming Canadian PM Mark Carney apologised over a Reagan-themed anti-tariff ad that disrupted negotiations and sparked a diplomatic row.
Scientists and doctors say FDA's endorsement without requiring large, randomized clinical trials leaves practitioners facing emotional pleas from families while lacking data, guidance or confidence to prescribe the drug responsibly.
