Pete Hegseth is officially declaring war on whistleblowers after stories broke about Donald Trump's shiny new plane from Qatar.
Diplomacy is fine, but Claudia Sheinbaum decided actual lawsuits get better results.
Just when Hollywood thought it couldn't get any more consolidated, California and a bunch of states stepped in to block the ultimate mega-studio merger.
Federal immigration agents rolled up to a house in Maine, shot a driver fleeing the scene, and then quietly admitted they killed the wrong guy.
Ursula von der Leyen is pushing to lock young kids out of doomscrolling, arguing it is time to stop algorithms from eating children's brains.
Usually political revenge stays quiet, but lawyers just put it directly into a sworn court filing.
In theory, prisoners have the right to report abuse. In reality, filing a complaint just puts a giant target on your back.
Just five days short of a full year in office, Ukraine's prime minister is out as Zelensky announces a major political reboot.
Just when summer was getting comfortable, a giant lid of trapped hot air is rolling across the country to turn everyone into human paninis.
Nothing says American politics quite like watching politicians try to out-theologize the actual clergy over immigration.
That random message asking for a vote might not be an overworked campaign volunteer anymore.
Talk about a plot twist in global diplomacy—the man issuing arrest warrants for world leaders just got kicked out of his own office.