Brendan Carr, appointed FCC chair by president Trump, is making waves with his aggressive stance against alleged media bias.

Hamas has published portraits of the hostages it is holding, warning these may be the last images of them if Israel continues its offensive on Gaza City.

By day, Chiyuki Yanaru is the head priest of a centuries-old temple in Buzen, Fukuoka Prefecture. By night, he frequents a nearby boxing gym.

Authorities in Thailand's Sa Kaeo province have demanded Cambodians leave a disputed border area by 10/10, threatening legal action against those who don't comply.

As the conflict with Hamas intensifies, a growing divide has emerged between the Israeli government and its military leadership, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu clashing with top generals on key decisions.

A cyberattack targeting check-in systems caused flight delays at several major European airports.

Ukraine has introduced a new unmanned submarine capable of carrying up to 5 tons of explosives, enough to destroy large structures.

The US military announced the elimination of Omar Abdul Qader, a senior ISIS commander responsible for attacks abroad, in Syria.

Azarashi, 63, found love and happiness with a 31-year-old man, despite being older than her mother-in-law.

The Taliban administration has dismissed the possibility of allowing the US to regain control of Bagram Air Base, but remains open to dialogue on bilateral cooperation.

Estonia has requested consultations with NATO under Article 4 of the alliance's charter, following an alleged incursion into its airspace by three Russian MiG-31 fighter jets.

The Kremlin says President Trump's focus on resolving the Ukraine conflict explains his disappointment that it hasn't ended.

Hong Kong police evacuated approximately 6,000 residents in Quarry Bay after discovering a World War II-era bomb at a construction site.

The former South Korean first lady made her first public appearance since her August arrest, looking frail in a wheelchair and wearing an ankle monitor.

The Trump administration has imposed new restrictions on Harvard University's access to federal funds, increasing pressure on the institution.

President Trump has signed an executive order establishing a "gold card" program that would allow foreign nationals to settle in the US for a fee of $1 million.

A US judge deemed Donald Trump's lawsuit against the New York Times excessively florid and ordered a more professional resubmission.

Despite international and domestic backlash, Israel under Prime Minister Netanyahu appears willing to cross any line in its fight against Hamas.

The VH-3D Sea King helicopter has served as the US presidential helicopter for over 50 years due to its safety and reliability.

California, along with Louisiana, has the highest poverty rate in the US and has seen little improvement, despite being home to the most billionaires in the country.

Russia's increased UAV production, enabling the deployment of hundreds of drones per attack, is straining Ukraine's air defense capabilities.