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In a historic move, top officials from Israel and Lebanon have begun rare direct talks, focusing on reducing the threat posed by the Hezbollah militant group. The discussions signal a potential thaw in long-standing tensions between the neighboring countries.

As Canada tightens immigration rules and tuition fees rise, Indian students are reconsidering the country as a study destination. Explore the factors behind this shifting trend.

A former UCLA gynecologist has been sentenced to over a decade in prison for sexually abusing patients over several years. The case has shaken the university and sparked outrage.

The DoorDash driver who delivered McDonald's to Trump has a history of lobbying for the president's 'no tax on tips' policy, sparking concerns over the encounter's authenticity.

The recent defeat of Hungary's long-ruling populist leader Viktor Orban offers insights into the challenges facing populist governments where politics often take priority over economic concerns.

Proposed co-payments for refugee healthcare could restrict access to vital medical services, prompting outcry from health workers and human rights groups.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla of the United Kingdom announce their first official state visit to the U.S., with stops planned in Washington, D.C., New York, and Virginia.

The FCC has approved Netgear to continue importing consumer routers, modems, and gateways into the US until 2027, despite the company's manufacturing being located in Asia.

Prominent NFL reporter Dianna Russini resigns from The Athletic as the company conducts an internal investigation into her conduct.

Lawsuit alleges that Elon Musk's AI company, xAI, is illegally emitting toxic pollutants from its data center, impacting surrounding historically Black communities.