World
Latest World news from around the world
Enes Kanter Freedom speaks out on WNBA ejection and more top headlines
Get all the stories you need-to-know from the most powerful name in news delivered first thing every morning to your inbox.
Driven by progressive doomism, liberals are having fewer babies than conservative families
The fertility rate gap between conservatives and liberals reflects diverging priorities on family, career, and creative pursuits, new research suggests.
'Perfect' workout formula can take just 10 minutes a day, Hilaria Baldwin says
Hilaria Baldwin shares her "perfect" workout trifecta of cardio, strength training and stretching, plus tips for building exercise consistency.
Ten Commandments belong in Texas schools and the Supreme Court can protect them
The U.S. Supreme Court faces a pivotal decision on whether Texas public schools can constitutionally display the Ten Commandments in classrooms.
Dem House candidate's 2013 arrest resurfaces in pivotal race for control of Congress
Michigan House of Representatives candidate William Lawrence was arrested in 2013 for resisting police during an Enbridge Line 5 pipeline protest.
Thune-aligned groups unleash historic war chest to defend Senate majority: 'Winning message'
The Senate Leadership Fund says it raised over $500 million to defend the Republican majority in 2026 midterm elections, setting a new record.
Andrew feels ‘abandoned’ by royal family, rejects King Charles’ invitation over outcast fears: experts
Former Prince Andrew reportedly feels "abandoned" by the royal family after rejecting King Charles III's invitation to Balmoral, fearing outcast treatment.
Baker busts common sourdough myth that keeps busy Americans out of the kitchen
Kate Freebairn's debut cookbook "Easy Sourdough on Any Schedule" shows how sourdough bread baking fits into busy lives with minimal hands-on time.
AI's massive appetite for power, water ignites fight in high-stakes Texas Senate race
Ken Paxton unveils a four-point plan targeting data centers in the Lone Star State as he and James Talarico trade blows over rising power and water costs.
I have eight kids. Here's why the 'back-to-school' mom memes break my heart
A mom of eight shares why back-to-school memes celebrating kids leaving may send the wrong message to children who notice more than we think.
9/11 is becoming history. My generation must make sure America never forgets
A millennial who was 25 miles from the twin towers on 9/11 reflects on why the last generation with firsthand memories must preserve these stories.
Four ways to make sure your will protects your family and avoids added grief
An estate planning attorney can ensure your will meets state-specific requirements, but making it findable is just as critical for your loved ones.