Ohio State University President Ted Carter resigned after revealing an inappropriate relationship involving someone seeking public resources for a private business, according to university officials.
A coordinated US and Israeli strike targeted Iran’s Supreme Leader during a Saturday morning meeting in Tehran after intelligence confirmed his location. Iranian state media later confirmed his death and announced nationwide mourning.
Three people were killed and 14 injured in a mass shooting on Austin’s busy Sixth Street entertainment district. Police fatally shot the suspect, and authorities say there is no ongoing threat.
At least nine people were killed after violent clashes near the US Consulate in Karachi as protests linked to regional tensions spread across Pakistan, prompting heightened security and emergency measures.
Washington and Tel Aviv escalated pressure on Tehran as Trump claimed Iranian leaders were killed in the strikes, while Iran insisted its leadership remains intact and the Pentagon reported minimal damage from retaliation.
The United States and Israel launched coordinated strikes on Iran, triggering missile retaliation across the region and raising fears of a wider Middle East conflict involving US forces.
The Pentagon says Scouting America will revise policies affecting transgender youth and DEI programs as part of a continued military partnership review, drawing sharp attention to the organization’s evolving rules.
Bill Clinton denied wrongdoing ahead of his closed-door congressional deposition on Jeffrey Epstein, saying he “saw nothing” and ended contact years before the financier’s crimes became public.
Columbia University student Ellie Aghayeva was detained by DHS agents in New York, with officials citing an expired visa. The student claims the arrest was illegal as the university reviews its law enforcement access rules.
A 3.0 magnitude earthquake was recorded in Lexington County, South Carolina, near Lake Murray. The midday tremor was felt in Columbia and nearby communities, with no immediate reports of injuries.
Hillary Clinton told House investigators she had no knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes during a closed-door deposition in New York. The session briefly paused after a photo leak, as political tensions around the probe continue.
Federal agents searched the Los Angeles Unified School District headquarters and Superintendent Alberto Carvalho’s home Wednesday. Officials confirmed court-approved warrants but have not revealed the investigation’s focus.
President Donald Trump delivered a record-length State of the Union address, touting economic gains and foreign policy moves while drawing sharp Democratic criticism and intense real-time fact-checking.
Washington University in St. Louis issued an armed person alert Tuesday morning but later gave the all clear after police searched the Danforth Campus and found no active threat.
A powerful East Coast blizzard buried parts of New York under more than 22 inches of snow, grounding thousands of flights and triggering severe travel warnings across the region.
Utah mother and children’s book author Kouri Richins is on trial over the 2022 fentanyl death of her husband, Eric Richins, with prosecutors alleging murder and the defense denying any direct evidence.
Former UK ambassador to the United States Peter Mandelson was arrested in London as part of an investigation linked to newly released Epstein-related material, according to Metropolitan Police.
The U.S. Embassy has urged Americans in several Mexican states to shelter in place after security operations and cartel-linked disruptions impacted key tourist regions, raising fresh travel safety concerns.
Skywatchers across North America will witness a rare blood moon on March 3 as a total lunar eclipse turns the moon deep red during the early morning hours.
New York City officials declared a full snow day for public schools Monday as the region braces for its first blizzard warning in nearly a decade, with heavy snowfall, strong winds, and hazardous travel expected.
Punch, the baby Japanese macaque who captured hearts online while hugging a stuffed toy, is now showing encouraging signs of social bonding with other monkeys at his zoo in Japan.
The National Weather Service has placed parts of Central West Florida under a fire weather watch for Monday as gusty winds and low humidity are expected to create conditions favorable for rapid wildfire spread.
The Supreme Court ruled President Trump cannot impose broad global tariffs without Congress, dealing a major setback to a key economic policy while leaving some targeted tariffs intact.
The arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor in a UK misconduct investigation tied to newly released Epstein files has reignited calls from London to Washington for independent probes into alleged networks and accountability for powerful figures.
President Trump responded to questions about extraterrestrial life after Barack Obama’s past remarks resurfaced, suggesting classified information may have been discussed. Trump said he does not know whether aliens are real.
Athens restaurants are celebrating National Margarita Day with drink specials while unveiling fresh spring menus and brunch returns. From $5 house margaritas to limited-time wraps and desserts, local spots are drawing weekend crowds.
A Seoul court sentenced former South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol to life in prison for attempting to impose martial law in December 2024. Judges ruled the move amounted to insurrection and severely damaged the country’s democracy.
US officials say progress was made in Geneva talks with Iran, while parallel negotiations involving Russia and Ukraine focused on practical steps toward conflict resolution. Further diplomatic meetings are scheduled in the coming days.
Reality television personality Savannah Chrisley is guest co-hosting The View for four days this week, stepping in for Alyssa Farah Griffin during maternity leave, with several celebrity guests scheduled to appear on the show.
A powerful avalanche in Northern California has left 10 skiers missing while six survivors remain trapped but in contact with rescuers, as emergency crews race against severe storm conditions to reach the group.
Tricia McLaughlin, a key public spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security and defender of the administration’s immigration policies, is stepping down amid agency funding tensions and ongoing congressional scrutiny.
Texas State Representative James Talarico is positioning his potential U.S. Senate run around faith-driven politics, grassroots organizing, and criticism of culture-war issues, arguing that economic concerns should dominate the national conversation.
Two people were killed and three others critically injured after a gunman opened fire during a high school hockey game in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Police say the suspect later died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound as the investigation continues.
Several people were injured after a shooting at an indoor ice rink in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, during a high school hockey event. Authorities confirmed the suspect is dead while the investigation continues.
Most US banks and financial markets will be closed on Presidents Day 2026, February 16, with normal operations resuming Tuesday, while limited services such as ATMs and select bank branches remain available.
Authorities intensified the search for missing 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, releasing a suspect description, analyzing new DNA evidence, and raising the reward to $100,000 as major law enforcement operations expand across Tucson, Arizona.
A 3.5 magnitude earthquake shook northern Utah near West Valley City, rattling residents across the Wasatch Front. Authorities reported no major damage, but the tremor adds to a series of recent minor quakes in the region.
The Trump administration has repealed a major EPA rule that enabled federal regulation of greenhouse gas emissions, triggering legal challenges that could determine the future of US climate policy for years.
Two US Navy vessels collided during a replenishment operation in the Caribbean Sea, leaving two personnel with minor injuries. Both ships remain operational as officials investigate the cause of the incident.
A creamy South Asian dish known as White Handi is rapidly gaining global popularity. With its mild spice profile and rich yogurt-based gravy, chefs in major cities say the Mughlai classic is becoming the next international food trend.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick confirmed he visited Jeffrey Epstein’s private island in 2012 during a family vacation, as renewed scrutiny intensifies following newly released Epstein-related documents.
Prince William and Princess Catherine said they are “deeply concerned” by new Epstein-related revelations, stressing that their thoughts remain focused on victims as renewed scrutiny surrounds individuals previously connected to the scandal.
Hawaii has ordered statewide closures of schools, government offices, and universities as a powerful storm brings high winds, heavy rain, and dangerous travel conditions, prompting emergency safety measures across the islands.
A U.S. Senate antitrust hearing reviewing Netflix’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery shifted into a political debate as lawmakers raised concerns over competition, jobs, and alleged ideological bias in the company’s programming.
Nike is under federal investigation after US regulators alleged the company’s diversity programs may have discriminated against white employees, marking a major escalation in workplace bias enforcement under the Trump administration.
Arizona authorities say Nancy Guthrie, the 84 year old mother of TODAY co anchor Savannah Guthrie, was taken from her home against her will and is missing without vital medication, prompting a major investigation and public appeal for information.
Punxsutawney Phil predicted six more weeks of winter after seeing his shadow during the 140th Groundhog Day ceremony in Pennsylvania, as thousands of visitors gathered before sunrise for the long-running tradition.
Ed Martin, once a prominent figure in President Trump’s Justice Department, is expected to leave in the coming weeks after being sidelined from the agency’s weaponization investigations and reassigned primarily to the role of pardon attorney.
President Trump announced a new trade agreement with India after speaking with Prime Minister Modi, cutting tariffs to 18 percent and securing commitments for India to reduce Russian oil imports and expand purchases of US energy and goods.
The US Justice Department released millions of newly unsealed documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein, revealing emails and records involving prominent political and business figures.