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Mexican forces seized rocket launchers and other military-grade weapons during an operation that killed the leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, underscoring the group's paramilitary capabilities and prompting a shelter-in-place order for Americans in Mexico.

The U.S. has significantly built up its military presence in the Middle East, signaling readiness for a "highly kinetic" campaign against Iran if ordered by President Trump.

A Minnesota-based survivor of female genital mutilation speaks out, highlighting the hidden and secretive nature of the practice that makes detection and prosecution difficult despite a state law banning it.

The U.S. men's hockey team won the Olympic gold medal against Canada in overtime, despite Canada outshooting the U.S. and seemingly controlling the game, with a mistake by Canadian star Nathan MacKinnon proving costly in the end.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., blamed critics and President Donald Trump for the backlash she received over her response to a question at the Munich Security Conference about American defense of Taiwan in the event of a Chinese invasion.

A former FBI agent believes that the suspect in the mysterious disappearance of Nancy Guthrie may have had a personal grievance against her and could have lured her out of the home onto her porch, based on the suspect's behavior captured on camera.

The article states that three of the country's busiest national parks, Arches, Glacier, and Yosemite, will no longer require advance reservations during peak seasons this year, as the National Park Service aims to keep the parks open and accessible to the American people.

Office buildings across major U.S. cities are selling at shocking 70-90% discounts as remote work continues to reshape commercial real estate markets nationwide.

Alysa Liu, the American figure skater, and Eileen Gu, the American-born skier representing China, had very different paths to the 2022 Beijing Olympics. While Liu's father fled China after the Tiananmen Square protests, Gu chose to compete for China despite living in the U.S., drawing criticism for her decision.

Airlines canceled flights to parts of Mexico after the drug lord "El Mencho" was reportedly killed by the Mexican government, leading to violent clashes.

The U.S. men's hockey team won the Olympic gold medal for the first time since 1980, with goaltender Connor Hellebuyck making crucial saves to help secure the overtime victory against Canada.

Kristin Cabot, a former HR executive, gained national attention after being caught in an embrace with her boss on the Coldplay kiss-cam, leading to her resignation and facing online harassment and death threats, but she is now set to speak about how she reclaimed her narrative and rebuilt her life.

A man was shot and killed early Sunday after allegedly breaching the secure perimeter of President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida, the U.S. Secret Service said.

Anti-government protests erupted at Iranian universities, with students chanting slogans and clashing with security forces, as tensions in the country continue amid ongoing nuclear negotiations.

CNN host Audie Cornish and New York Magazine's Will Leitch suggested that the U.S. could become the "global villain" of the 2026 Winter Olympics, citing factors such as perceived U.S. government actions and the booing of the American national anthem at Canadian sporting events.

The head of the Minneapolis teachers union claims that elected officials are involved in anti-ICE signal chats, and the article discusses the Supreme Court's Janus v. AFSCME decision, which affirmed that public employees cannot be compelled to subsidize union speech they disagree with.

Prince William admitted he was not in a "calm state" while attending the British Academy Film Awards, while his wife Kate Middleton had watched the film "Hamnet" the night before and was left with "floods of tears."