Officials attributed a West Bank shooting to Palestinian gunmen, the Israeli army reported two soldiers killed, and Netanyahu reportedly threatened an "aggressive" offensive. Key facts remain unverified.
A reported U.S. intelligence warning says Iran has increased efforts to target American personnel, but it does not confirm an imminent attack or identify specific targets.
The ruins of Limoges city hall became a powerful symbol of France’s protests, exposing tensions over public order, political trust and democratic rights.
Reports of a Justice Department request involving possible noncitizen registrations and ballots raise questions about verification, federal authority, privacy, and due process.
A Bend, Oregon father speaks publicly for the first time about entering Silver Rail school during a shooting, saying "I have to go in" — and what reports do and do not establish.
Reports describe a Trump DOJ lawsuit that could seek to delay or block Alaska's Senate certification if Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan loses.
Former FBI officials reportedly face charges over alleged false statements to Congress about the agency’s inquiry involving Hunter Biden and laptop-related material.
AI agents could simplify personal finance, but banks face new risks involving authorization, fraud, privacy, liability, and uncontrolled money movement.
The Dow opened lower as oil reached a reported five-month high, raising concerns about Middle East tensions, inflation, Federal Reserve policy, and corporate earnings.
SpaceX–Tesla merger speculation has resurfaced after recent earnings updates. Here is what is known, what remains unconfirmed, and what investors should watch next.