A rare winter storm warning has been issued for parts of Idaho, Montana and Wyoming, with forecasters warning that heavy snow, strong winds and sharply colder temperatures could disrupt travel near Yellowstone and other popular mountain destinations.
A Florida Walmart cashier has been arrested after authorities accused her of concealing a lottery prize receipt belonging to an elderly customer who won $2,700.
A major review involving more than 150,000 adults has found that calcium and vitamin D supplements may offer little to no meaningful benefit in preventing fractures or falls for most older adults, prompting calls for a rethink of current recommendations.
Oliver Tree was reportedly among six people killed in a helicopter collision in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Authorities are investigating the crash as tributes pour in from fans and fellow artists.
The United States launched strikes on Iranian coastal targets after President Donald Trump said an American Apache helicopter was brought down near the Strait of Hormuz. Earlier social media reports of an aircraft incident near Srinagar remain unverified.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced the location of the Caldwell Idaho Temple and revealed plans for the Greenville South Carolina Temple.
CBSE Class 12 Result 2026 may be announced soon as DigiLocker displays a ‘Coming Soon’ notice. Over 18 lakh students are awaiting the board results.
India and Pakistan are accelerating missile, drone and AI warfare programs one year after their four-day conflict reshaped military planning in South Asia.
The US has extended its ceasefire with Iran, but tensions remain high as oil prices rise, the Strait of Hormuz stays restricted, and thousands of sailors remain stranded amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.
President Donald Trump has indicated that the conflict could be “close to over,” but his administration is making clear that any final deal must go beyond a temporary pause.
A high-level Iranian delegation has arrived in Islamabad for crucial talks following the recent ceasefire, signaling a major diplomatic phase in the ongoing regional crisis.
The final season of The Boys has kicked off with a shocking twist, as one of its longest-running characters, A-Train, is killed in the opening episode, sending fans rushing online with one question: is A-Train really dead?
A dramatic shift unfolded in the US-Iran conflict as President Donald Trump announced a two-week ceasefire, halting planned strikes on Iranian infrastructure just hours before a critical deadline.
As President Donald Trump’s deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz draws closer, there are still no visible signs of a diplomatic breakthrough, raising fears of a major escalation across the Gulf region.
The US and Iran are reviewing a Pakistan-backed ceasefire plan that could reopen the Strait of Hormuz, as global markets react to rising geopolitical pressure and a narrowing window for diplomacy.
Is Ghalibaf alive? Reports of strikes on Iran's Speaker remain unconfirmed as Egypt, Turkiye, and Saudi FMs arrive in Islamabad for high-level US-Iran peace talks.
Verified: Pakistan Embassy in Tehran safe after heavy bombing in Fatimid district. Read about Ambassador Mudassir Tipu’s status and Trump’s April 6 "Energy Pause" deadline.
Pakistan’s army chief Asim Munir is emerging as a central figure in US-Iran diplomacy, as the White House issues a fresh clarification dismissing reports of confirmed talks in Pakistan.
Pakistan has offered to host potential US-Iran talks as both sides signal openness to dialogue, while global powers push for diplomacy amid rising economic and regional tensions.
New James Webb Space Telescope findings reveal a possible atmosphere on a scorching exoplanet, hidden star clusters in dusty galaxies, and mysterious hazy worlds that block scientists from seeing their composition.
China’s deep economic ties with both Iran and Pakistan, including major energy and infrastructure investments, are shaping regional dynamics as tensions rise across the Middle East and South Asia.
Unverified foreign media reports claim Iran’s cleric Mojtaba Khamenei was secretly flown to Moscow for surgery after being injured during recent fighting, though Iranian officials insist there is no issue with his condition.
A strong chemical odor detected at the Potomac TRACON air traffic control facility in Virginia triggered temporary ground stops at several Washington area airports Friday, causing delays of up to two hours for departing flights.
A US Air Force KC-135 refueling aircraft crashed in western Iraq after an incident involving another plane during operations linked to the Iran conflict. US Central Command said the crash was not caused by hostile or friendly fire.
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.