World
Latest World news from around the world
Harvard reportedly investigating Republican Club over social media post about Muslim group's campus event
Harvard has reportedly launched an investigation into the Harvard Republican Club over its social media post about an Islamic Society campus event.
Deadly shooting at historic tourist site leaves one dead, several injured as motive unclear
A shooting at Mexico's Teotihuacan pyramids left a Canadian woman dead and multiple tourists injured, according to Mexican officials and security reports.
Repeat offender released early from jail now charged with capital murder of pregnant woman
A Texas repeat offender allegedly murdered a pregnant woman after early release. Kevin Faux was arrested by U.S. Marshals on a capital murder charge.
Falwell: 'If you hold Biblical values' you will vote 'no' on Virginia redistricting
Rev. Jonathan Falwell urges Virginia voters to reject a redistricting referendum, citing Biblical values and claiming the measure would favor liberals.
‘Euphoria’ slammed as ‘fetish slop’ as backlash explodes and fans call for cancellation
"Euphoria" fans call creator Sam Levinson's season 3 storylines "disturbing," with Sydney Sweeney's OnlyFans plot sparking widespread backlash online.
Deaths from one type of cancer are surging among younger adults without college degrees
A new study reveals colorectal cancer deaths are climbing for younger adults without college degrees, driven by differences in key risk factors.
Christina Applegate addresses health concerns after reported hospitalization
Christina Applegate returns to social media with gratitude and admits she's getting stronger every day while focusing on her MS-related health issues.
Outspent but not outgunned, Republicans aim to sink Democrats' 'power grab' redistricting push
Virginia voters face a high-stakes redistricting referendum that could reshape the state's congressional map and impact the upcoming midterm elections.
Reporter's Notebook: House chaos sparks emergency FISA extension
Lawmakers clashed over FISA Section 702 reauthorization as competing demands for spy powers and Fourth Amendment protections stalled Congress.
Bishop Barron slams ‘absurd’ Trump-Pope ‘war’ narrative
Bishop Barron calls Pope-versus-President narrative absurd, citing Catholic teaching to argue the Church and civil authorities have different roles.
Bill Maher admits he respects Trump for seeing him as rival, trying to block his award
Bill Maher says he was honored that President Donald Trump took their rivalry seriously enough to reportedly try to block his Mark Twain Prize for American Humo...
Mob of teens chases college student into campus dorm, unleashes violent attack as police hunt suspects
Pennsylvania authorities seek help identifying a group of teens who allegedly attacked a Temple University student inside a campus residence hall Sunday.