World
Latest World news from around the world
US ally Kuwait condemns 'brutal and ongoing Iranian attacks' after airport was hit
Kuwait has condemned "the brutal and ongoing Iranian attacks using ballistic missiles and drones," saying that the Kuwait International Airport had been targete...
Could your Samsung phone replace your passport?
Samsung ID with CLEAR turns your Galaxy phone into a digital ID for airport security, but experts say you should still carry your physical passport.
Aaron Donald mulling NFL return after Rams trade for Myles Garrett, eyeing Super Bowl at SoFi
Aaron Donald says he's "flirting with the idea" of returning to the Rams with the Super Bowl at SoFi Stadium and Myles Garrett now on the roster.
Gallup poll finds Americans' support for LGBTQ+ issues sliding backward amid cultural shift
Gallup poll reveals Americans' support for LGBTQ+ issues is sliding backward, with same-sex marriage approval dropping six points from its 2022 peak.
America's favorite pizza may be getting a makeover as protein demand surges
Following a growing trend of high-protein menu items across the restaurant industry, Domino's may introduce a protein-boosted pizza, according to analysts.
Israeli official says EU sanctions reveal antisemitism hiding behind 'socially acceptable mask'
Israel's Deputy Foreign Minister accuses the EU of disguising antisemitism as anti-Zionism after sanctions hit Israeli civil society organizations.
Hey, restaurants: do us all a huge favor and stop serving your food on planks of wood
From weird baked bean flavors to impossible avocado ripeness, this week's Gripe Report tackles the most relatable food complaints we all experience.
Martina Navratilova says she tried to warn Kamala Harris' campaign about trans athletes: 'Nobody would listen'
Martina Navratilova told OutKick that Democrats ignored her warnings on transgender athletes and let Republicans turn the issue against Kamala Harris.
STEPHEN MOORE: Foreign drug price controls are a hidden tax on Americans
The U.S. pays more for drugs because foreign governments cap prices, creating trade distortions that shift pharmaceutical costs onto Americans.
The real reason your electric bill is soaring this summer will surprise you
Exelon CEO explains why electric bills rose nearly 30% between 2021 and 2025 and calls for an all-of-the-above energy strategy to boost supply.
Maryland sheriffs should not be handcuffed by reckless sanctuary politics
Seventeen Maryland sheriffs challenge the state's Community Trust Act in a federal lawsuit filed by FAIR, calling the sanctuary law unconstitutional.
Hilton, Becerra, in the lead with votes still being counted in battle for California governor
With votes still to be counted, Republican Steve Hilton and Democrat Xavier Becerra in the driver's seat to grab the two spots in California's general election...