Trump's Justice Department Seeks to Dismiss Bannon Case
Trump's Justice Department moved to dismiss a criminal case against Steve Bannon. Bannon was a former White House strategist during Trump's first term...
Air Canada Stops Cuba Flights Over Fuel Shortage
Air Canada cancelled all flights to Cuba recently. Cuba is running out of jet fuel because of a United States oil blockade. Airlines from Russia, Chi...
UN Chief Warns of Sudan Drone Strike Deaths
A United Nations rights chief spoke on Monday. He said drone strikes keep killing civilians in Sudan's Kordofan region. He called this a preventable ...
UK Prime Minister Faces Crisis Over Aide Departures
Tim Allan quit his job on Monday as a top aide to Prime Minister Keir Starmer in the United Kingdom. Allan said he was stepping aside to let Starmer b...
US Vice President Vance Visits Armenia and Azerbaijan
Vice President JD Vance arrived in Armenia on Monday. He is the first sitting US Vice President to visit Armenia. Vance will travel to Azerbaijan on ...
Nurses Reach Tentative Agreement with New York Hospitals
Thousands of nurses in New York City reached a tentative deal. The New York State Nurses Association made the agreement. Mount Sinai Health System an...
Maxwell Refuses to Answer House Questions
Ghislaine Maxwell testified by video from a Texas prison on Monday morning. She spoke to the House Oversight Committee in a closed-door meeting. Maxw...
Israel Approves West Bank Control Expansion
Israel's security cabinet approved new measures on Sunday. Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and Defence Minister Israel Katz announced the plans. Th...
New Epstein Files Show Prince Andrew Ties
New documents were released in the United States. They revealed connections between Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew. Prince William and Princess Ca...
Hims Stops Cheap Wegovy Pill After Lawsuit
Novo Nordisk sued Hims & Hers over cheaper versions of Wegovy. Hims & Hers pulled its plans to launch a cheaper Wegovy pill. The company faced legal ...
Hong Kong Sentences Media Boss to 20 Years
Jimmy Lai is a 78-year-old British citizen and pro-democracy activist. He ran a Hong Kong media company. A Hong Kong court sentenced him Monday to 20...
Russian Attack Kills Child in Ukraine
A Russian missile and drone attack killed four people recently. A child died in Ukraine's Kharkiv region. Ukraine's foreign minister called for actio...
Boat Capsizes Off Libya, 53 Dead or Missing
A boat capsized in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Libya. Fifty-three people died or disappeared in the accident. Only two survivors were resc...
Japan Elects First Female Prime Minister
Sanae Takaichi became Japan's first female prime minister. Her party won a record election victory over the weekend. The Liberal Democratic Party sec...
Israeli President Visits Australia Amid Protests
Israeli President Isaac Herzog is on a state visit to Australia. He visited Sydney's Bondi Beach massacre site in Sydney, Australia. Herzog met with ...
Iran Arrests Reformist Leaders After Protests
Iranian security forces arrested several reformist movement leaders recently. The arrests follow nationwide protests in Iran. Nobel Peace Prize winne...
Portugal Picks Centre-Left Leader in Landslide Vote
António José Seguro won Portugal's presidential runoff on Sunday. He is a centre-left politician. Seguro beat far-right rival André Ventura in a land...
Venezuelan Opposition Leader Released From Prison
Juan Pablo Guanipa was released from prison on Sunday. He is a leader of the Justice First party in Venezuela. Guanipa had been held in prison for ov...
Team USA Wins Gold in Figure Skating
Team USA won gold in figure skating at the Winter Olympics on Sunday. The event took place at Milano Ice Skating arena in Italy. Team USA defeated Ja...
Four Dead in Northern Morocco Flash Flood
Four people died in northern Morocco after sudden flooding. A two-year-old child was among those killed. A car was swept away by the flood. A fifth p...
Bad Bunny to Perform at Super Bowl Halftime
The National Football League booked Bad Bunny for Super Bowl halftime. Bad Bunny is a famous music star from Puerto Rico. Brett Favre, a retired Nati...
Man Arrested in Dubai Over Moscow Shooting
A Ukrainian-born Russian man was arrested in Dubai. He is accused of shooting Vladimir Alekseyev. Alekseyev is a high-ranking military intelligence o...
Iran Sentences Nobel Winner to More Prison
Narges Mohammadi won the Nobel Peace Prize. She fights for women's rights and human rights. Iran sentenced her to more than seven years in prison. Sh...
Top UK Aide Quits Over Ambassador Pick
Morgan McSweeney quit on Sunday as Keir Starmer's chief of staff. McSweeney advised the Prime Minister to appoint Peter Mandelson. Mandelson became U...
Skier Lindsey Vonn Crashes at Olympics
US skier Lindsey Vonn crashed during the women's downhill ski race. The crash happened in Cortina, Italy. Vonn had a severe fall on the course. She w...
Japan's PM Wins Big Election Victory
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's party won a landslide victory on Sunday. Japan held lower house elections on Sunday. Exit polls predicted a big win f...
Danes Use Apps to Avoid US Goods
Mobile apps help shoppers find where products come from. Interest in these apps surged recently in Denmark. Tensions over Greenland sparked the surge...
Seahawks Face Patriots in Super Bowl
The Seattle Seahawks play the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl. The Patriots beat the Seahawks in this same game 11 years ago. Bad Bunny will p...
Thailand Votes in Three-Way Race
Thailand held a general election on Sunday. Officials counted votes after polls closed. Three main political groups competed in the race. No single p...
Washington Post CEO Will Lewis Steps Down
Will Lewis stepped down as CEO and publisher Saturday evening. Lewis took over the job in early 2024. Jeff Bezos hired Lewis to improve the newspaper...
Rock Singer Brad Arnold Dies at 47
Brad Arnold led the rock band 3 Doors Down. The band was nominated for Grammy Awards. Arnold died on Saturday at age 47. He passed away peacefully. ...
Haiti Hands Power to New Prime Minister
Haiti's transitional council gave power to Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé on Saturday. This happened as Haiti prepares for elections. Haiti has...
Syria and Saudi Arabia Sign Economic Deals
Syria and Saudi Arabia signed new agreements recently. The deals cover phone and internet services and aviation. Saudi investors promised $2 billion ...
Armed Group Kills 24 in Sudan Attack
An armed group called Rapid Support Forces killed at least 24 people in Sudan recently. Eight of those killed were children. The people were fleeing ...
Rail Damage Near Bologna Disrupts Olympic Travel
Three incidents damaged rail lines near Bologna in Italy. Police are checking what happened. The damage caused travel delays for people. Journeys to ...
AI Companies Buy Super Bowl Ads to Win Contracts
Anthropic and OpenAI are competing for business from big companies. Both companies bought ads for Super Bowl LX. Anthropic says other AI platforms wi...
US Pushes Ukraine and Russia Toward Peace
The United States wants Ukraine and Russia to end their war by June. The US has offered to host peace talks next week. Ukraine's leader Volodymyr Zel...
French Officials Investigated Over Epstein Links
Jack Lang served as France's culture minister. He and his daughter Caroline face investigation. France's financial crime investigators are examining ...
Pentagon Cuts All Military Ties with Harvard
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered the Pentagon to cut ties with Harvard University. The Pentagon is ending all military training programs ther...
Winter Olympics Open in Milan, Italy
The Winter Olympics opening ceremony took place in Milan, Italy. The ceremony celebrated winter sports and Italian culture. The event was described a...
Search Continues for 'Today' Host's Mother
Nancy Guthrie went missing from her home in Tucson, Arizona in the United States. She is 84 years old. The search has lasted almost one week. A new m...
Woman Dies From Nipah Virus in Bangladesh
A woman died in northern Bangladesh in January from Nipah virus. The World Health Organization announced this on Friday. Authorities are taking steps...
Trump Shares Video With Racist Images
Trump shared a video on Truth Social with racist imagery. The video showed Barack and Michelle Obama in offensive ways. The video also spread false c...
Judge Sets Luigi Mangione Trial for June
A Manhattan judge set Luigi Mangione's state trial to start in June in New York, United States. State and federal prosecutors are competing to try him...
Third Suspect Arrested in Benghazi Attack
Zubayar al-Bakoush was arrested in connection with the 2012 Benghazi attack. He is the third suspect caught for this crime. The 2012 attack killed fo...
Jury Orders Uber to Pay $8.5 Million
A jury ordered Uber to pay $8.5 million to a woman. An Uber driver raped her in 2023. Uber faces about 3,000 other sexual assault cases nationwide. T...
Search Continues for Missing Arizona Woman
Nancy Guthrie disappeared from her home in Tucson, Arizona. She is 84 years old. Her daughter is Savannah Guthrie from NBC's Today show. Police belie...
Stellantis Stock Falls 27% After Big Charge
Stellantis announced a 22 billion euro charge recently. The charge covers costs of a major business change. Stellantis wants to make more electric ca...
Storm Leonardo Hits Spain and Portugal
Heavy rains and strong winds hit Spain and Portugal on Friday. Storm Leonardo caused at least one death. More than 7,000 people left their homes. Res...
Russian Military Officer Shot in Moscow
A senior Russian military officer was shot today in Moscow. Lieutenant General Vladimir Alekseyev was shot several times. The shooting happened in hi...