Five Palestinians were killed near Nablus as four new Israeli outposts were established, highlighting how Israel’s occupation fuels resistance.
A leaked membership list of the Bohemian Grove in Northern California has exposed a network of political leaders, corporate executives, and Silicon Valley power players.
DMK councillor Jeganathan staged a dharna in Madurai over delayed road repairs, highlighting public frustration with infrastructure issues.
Wisconsin legislators are proposing to add 100+ legal workers to address a growing backlog in criminal courts.
President Trump announces possible U.S. Navy escort for tankers in Persian Gulf to ensure free flow of energy.
Despite vocal opposition from some Republican figures, most GOP voters support Trump's military actions in Iran.
At least 8,000 indigent students in Enugu State have received educational support from the Custocare Foundation.
Texas voters cast ballots on March 3 in key Senate and congressional races, with redistricting and early turnout shaping the midterm election landscape.
A rescued kidnap victim in Kogi State has given birth to twin girls at an IDP camp, marking a new chapter in her recovery.
Cornelius Ojelabi has been re-elected as chairman of the Lagos State chapter of the APC for a second term, following a state party congress.
The CPI(M) faces a tough road ahead after losing ground in recent local elections, raising questions about its dominance in the 2026 Assembly polls.
West Virginia lawmakers are under pressure to advance Raylee's Law, a child protection bill, as the legislative session nears its deadline.
Michelle Cowan, a trauma and grief counselor from Grafton, has been named the 2026 Clarence Electorate Local Woman of the Year for her mental health support work.
Texas Senate primary races are heating up with a potential Republican runoff and a chance for Democrats to make history.
Belgian backpacker Celine Cremer's remains were identified in Tasmania after a three-year search. Her family expressed relief and grief as the search concludes.
The Tamil Nadu Assembly's 234 seats were set in 1963 to maintain proportional representation.