Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Saturday signed a law making more than 5 million students eligible to use state funds for private schools, a watershed moment in the conservative campaign to remake public education in America.

Singapore's long-ruling People's Action Party won another landslide in Saturday's general elections, extending its 66-year unbroken rule in a huge boost for Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, who took power a year ago.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has dismissed a three-day truce ordered by Russian leader Vladimir Putin as theatrics, but said Kyiv was ready for a full ceasefire.

The Israeli military was issuing call-up notices to thousands of reservists on Saturday to support an expansion of its offensive in Gaza, Israeli media reported, after the prime minister announced that his upcoming visit to Azerbaijan was postponed.

Warren Buffett shocked an arena full of his shareholders Saturday by announcing that he wants to retire at the end of the year.

Federal workers are now back to working in the office at a higher percentage than their private sector counterparts, according to data released this week from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and reported by The Washington Times.

According to one top scientist, the world may be "post-herd immunity" to measles, despite a recent wave of global infections.

Current and former aides to Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., have expressed concern over the Senator's erratic behavior, policy shifts and a resulting "toxic work environment," according to an expose published this week in New York Magazine's Intelligencer.

Former Labor Minister and staunch conservative Kim Moon Soo won the presidential nomination of South Korea's main conservative party, facing an uphill battle against liberal front-runner Lee Jae-myung for the June 3 election.

Russia attacked Ukraine overnight with 183 drones and two ballistic missiles, the Ukrainian Air Force said early Saturday. Of the 183 drones, it said it had shot down 77 and that another 73 had fallen without causing any damage.

Hip-hop impresario Sean "Diddy" Combs once presided like a prince over his White Parties in the Hamptons, attracting A-list celebrities, gossip columnists and photographers.

The far-reaching government cuts have left communities across the country scrambling for alternatives amid the uncertainty, trying to sustain a slew of initiatives, from after-school programs to veterans' services to natural disaster response.

Anthony Albanese claimed victory as the first Australian prime minister to clinch a second consecutive three-year term in 21 years on Saturday.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill into law on Friday that will add additional challenges for groups seeking to place citizen-driven amendments on ballots, Politico reported.

A U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter flying near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Thursday forced two commercial airliners to abort landings, reigniting concerns just months after a deadly crash involving the same Army aviation brigade that killed 67 people,...

A small group of voters in South Texas on Saturday will decide whether the manufacturing hub for Elon Musk-owned SpaceX, called Starbase, will become a city.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed 935 measles cases across 29 states on Friday - more than triple the total reported in all of 2024, The Hill reported.

The U.S. State Department has approved the potential sale of F-16 training and sustainment, along with related equipment, to Ukraine for $310 million, the Pentagon said on Friday.

A coalition of Planned Parenthood chapters across almost a dozen states filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Health and Human Services and HHS Director Robert F. Kennedy Jr. arguing the new mandates would restrict their programs aimed at preventing teen pregnancy.

New York City officials are being blasted for R&B singer Kehlani's upcoming performance at a taxpayer-funded event in Central Park, reported the New York Post.Kehlani has been an outspoken critic of Israel's military campaign in Gaza.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said he "would consider" a run for president in 2028, joining a growing list of Democrats weighing a bid as the party looks ahead to a potentially wide-open primary.

The Department of Justice has dismissed a Louisiana school desegregation case after more than 50 years, saying it "righted a historical wrong" by "freeing" the Plaquemines Parish School Board of federal oversight.

Stem cell therapy is a cutting-edge treatment that holds promise for alleviating a variety of conditions, including cardiovascular diseases, neurological disorders and orthopedic injuries. While some preliminary studies using stem cells are showing promise, it is still...

The White House posted a video that highlights "Angel Parents" and the family members they lost at the hands of illegal immigrants.