Former US President Donald Trump has filed a $5 billion lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase, alleging the bank closed his accounts due to political retaliation. The case highlights tensions between financial institutions and political figures.
TikTok has reached a deal to establish a new joint venture in the United States, aiming to address national security concerns and prevent a potential ban on the popular social media app in the American market.
US President Donald Trump's visibly bruised left hand during the Board of Peace charter signing at Davos has gone viral, prompting health concerns. The White House attributes it to handshaking.
The US Energy Department orders grid operators to use backup power from data centers and businesses to prevent blackouts during a major winter storm, marking an unusual emergency measure.
A federal judge expressed skepticism toward the White House's arguments in a lawsuit concerning the Trump International Hotel's ballroom. The case highlights ongoing legal challenges related to former President Donald Trump's business dealings.
European Union leaders express relief after US President Donald Trump withdraws Greenland takeover threats. Emergency Brussels summit reaffirms commitment to EU-US trade deal while warning against future coercion.
Former US President Donald Trump claims he secured a 'total access' deal for Greenland, while NATO calls on allies to increase defense spending amid global tensions.
US President Donald Trump embraced the 'dictator' label during his Davos speech, calling it 'common sense leadership' while launching a Board of Peace for Gaza and addressing Greenland acquisition concerns.
The US government has issued a strong warning to Haitian political figures, stating it will take decisive action if they engage in activities that destabilize the crisis-hit nation, amid ongoing turmoil.
Two DOGE members allegedly accessed and shared Social Security numbers to challenge US election results, according to court documents. The SSA has referred them for potential Hatch Act violations.
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams shares profound insights on spirituality, science, and her space experiences at Kerala Literature Festival, emphasizing unity and inspiration.
Dr Gladys West, the American mathematician whose groundbreaking work in satellite geodesy laid the foundation for modern GPS accuracy, has passed away at age 95. Her 42-year career at a US Navy research center revolutionized navigation technology.
A dangerous winter storm is set to impact the US, bringing freezing rain, heavy snow, and potential power outages across multiple states, disrupting travel and daily life.
A 6-year-old boy braved freezing temperatures, walking nearly two miles to get help after his father and family friend fell through ice on a New York pond and died.
President Donald Trump will meet NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL commissioners to discuss how professional sports can contribute to the United States' 250th anniversary celebrations in 2026.
Visible bruising on Donald Trump's left hand during Davos signing ceremony reignites questions about presidential health transparency, with White House attributing it to accidental impact and aspirin use.
U.S. Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino declares no timeline for ending Minneapolis immigration operations after viral video shows him deploying gas against protesters during enforcement action.
Former US President Donald Trump's recent comment about being 'bored of peace' has ignited a worldwide discussion on political rhetoric and its impact on international stability and conflict resolution.
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon will not face charges for his presence during an anti-ICE protest at a Minnesota church, as a federal magistrate judge rejected the Justice Department's attempt to prosecute him, sparking political controversy.
Former US President Donald Trump has filed a massive $5 billion lawsuit against banking giant JPMorgan Chase, alleging negligence and failure to prevent the January 6 Capitol riots.
US Democratic Congressman Shri Thanedar condemned former President Donald Trump for his comments about Renee Nicole Good, a Minnesota mother fatally shot by an ICE agent, accusing Trump of lacking remorse.
Former US special counsel Jack Smith defended his investigation into Donald Trump's alleged election interference, presenting evidence of a criminal scheme during a contentious congressional hearing.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announces a trilateral meeting between US, Ukraine, and Russia officials in the UAE, aiming to discuss the ongoing conflict and potential diplomatic solutions.
The US Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure, the PCE price index, rose 2.8% year-on-year in November, staying above the 2% target. This reinforces expectations of a pause in interest rate cuts as policymakers assess earlier easing and trade press
Sri Venkateswara Temple in Cary, North Carolina vandalized with sacred guardian deity statue damaged. Hindu advocacy groups condemn attack as hate crime, demand investigation.
Mahmoud Khalil, a former Columbia University student and pro-Palestinian activist, faces imminent deportation from the United States following prolonged legal disputes over his immigration status and campus activism.
European Union leaders express ongoing concerns about handling Donald Trump's aggressive approach, even after he reversed threats on tariffs and Greenland acquisition.
H-1B visa stamping delays at US consulates in India continue with no new interview slots. Dates pushed to 2027, visa revocations increase, experts advise against travel for stamping.
California Governor Gavin Newsom delivered a powerful critique of President Donald Trump at Davos, warning of a 'code red' moment for American democracy and global stability.
The United States, Russia, and Ukraine are set to hold their first trilateral meeting in the United Arab Emirates from January 23, as announced by President Zelenskyy, marking a significant diplomatic effort amid ongoing tensions.