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Iran is reportedly set to execute its first protester in connection with mass arrests over the widespread anti-regime demonstrations, and the risk of mass and extrajudicial executions of protesters is extremely serious, according to human rights groups.

A Florida mother was shot and killed while protecting her children from her husband, who flew into a violent rage over an NFL game, and then he shot himself.

The U.S. State Department has issued a Level 2 travel advisory for Grenada due to the "risk of crime" and "violent crime" that has resulted in American citizens being victims of armed robbery, assault, burglary, and rape, with some cases even resulting in fatalities.

Matt Damon recounted an experience working with Clint Eastwood on the 2009 film "Invictus," where Eastwood provided him with a lesson in efficiency and professionalism.

The West Virginia Attorney General and Riley Gaines addressed allegations of sexual harassment and intimidation against a transgender athlete who is suing West Virginia to block its law that keeps biological males out of girls' sports.

The Houston Texans defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 30-6 in a defensive battle, with the Texans' defense sacking Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers four times and forcing multiple turnovers, leading to the Texans' first road playoff victory in franchise history.

Aldi announces massive expansion with more than 180 new stores by 2026, reaching nearly 2,800 locations nationwide as the budget grocery chain meets growing demand.

Pope Leo XIV warned that woke ideology is taking root in the West and undermining free speech, while also condemning the persecution of Christians worldwide, including by jihadist violence.

Jim Hartung, a former U.S. Olympic gymnast who won gold in 1984 and was a member of the Nebraska Cornhuskers national championship teams, has died at the age of 65.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel declared that his administration is not negotiating with Washington, despite President Donald Trump's threats to push Cuba into a deal now that Venezuelan oil will no longer be supplied.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments on bans of transgender athletes in women's sports, with former Idaho State University athletes Mary Kate Marshall and Madison Kenyon defending state laws protecting women's sports.

Senator Elizabeth Warren urges Democrats to distance themselves from wealthy donors and focus on a populist economic message in the upcoming midterm elections.

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in two cases that could determine whether states can ban transgender athletes who identify as women from competing on girls' and women's sports teams, a legal fight that could have far-reaching implications on transgender policies across the country.

The article discusses the large sums of money flowing through U.S. nonprofit organizations, with a focus on fraud allegations in Minnesota, and the Department of Justice's efforts to crack down on such fraud.

President Donald Trump is considering military options to increase pressure on the Iranian government as anti-regime protests continue in the country.

The Department of Homeland Security detained a New York City Council employee during an immigration appointment, leading to outrage from Mayor Zohran Mamdani and other city leaders who demanded the man's release.

Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth unveiled an artificial intelligence strategy for the military, aiming to make the U.S. a global leader in AI and drones.

The article reveals that the media often glosses over the radical ties of leftist agitators involved in protests, portraying them as sympathetic activists, when in reality they are part of a network of Marxist-Leninist groups funded by a China-backed billionaire and committed to sowing chaos and undermining the U.S. government.

Monica Lewinsky reflects on the media scrutiny and public humiliation she faced after her affair with former President Bill Clinton was exposed, saying life was "almost unbearable" and that Clinton "escaped" more easily than she did.

Former President Bill Clinton has been summoned to appear before the House Oversight Committee for a closed-door deposition as part of their investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, and the committee has threatened a possible criminal referral if he skips the deposition.