A new claim from Donald Trump is drawing global attention—and skepticism. Speaking outside the White House, Trump said Iran has agreed to return what he called its “nuclear dust” to the United States as part...

A chaotic scene at a funeral in Mexico has taken over social media after two women got into a physical fight beside a coffin, each claiming to have been romantically involved with the deceased. The...

When Savannah Guthrie returned to NBC’s Today show after more than two months away, viewers saw a composed, familiar broadcast. But behind the scenes, producers had issued a clear directive: do not mention her mother’s...

On April 1, Elon Musk’s social platform X found itself at the center of yet another viral controversy—this time over claims that users could no longer copy and share video links. The posts spread fast....

For a couple that has dominated headlines since 2023, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce chose an unexpectedly low-key way to mark a milestone: their first official appearance together at an awards show. At the 2026...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is stepping up efforts to evaluate the economic ripple effects of the ongoing conflict involving Iran, signalling growing concern that a prolonged crisis could destabilise already fragile economies. According to...

The Department of Homeland Security has been shut down since February 14. TSA agents are screening your bags for free. Border Patrol officers are working without pay. And as 50 million Americans head to airports...

Nearly 600 years before modern science weighed in, a medieval scholar made a striking claim about one of Christianity’s most debated relics—the Shroud of Turin. According to new research, the theologian Nicole Oresme dismissed the...

Few foreign policy claims have had the staying power of the “planeloads of cash” narrative. The short answer: yes, money was delivered to Iran in 2016 during the presidency of Barack Obama. But the context...

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr posted a warning on X that sounded like an ultimatum: broadcasters running “hoaxes and news distortions” about the Iran war will lose their licenses. The threat made headlines everywhere. But the...