Gov. Tim Walz Likely to Step Aside From 2026 Minnesota Governor’s Race
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is expected to address his political future Monday, with reports indicating he will not seek reelection in the 2026 governor’s race.
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Grade 1 Star Muth Welcomes First Foal as New Year Begins at Gainesway
Grade 1 winner Muth has welcomed his first foal, a filly born on New Year’s Day at Gainesway Farm, marking a key milestone as the young stallion begins his stud career.
LIVE: Trump Says US Captured Venezuela’s President in Major Operation
Donald Trump claims US forces captured Venezuela’s president in a large-scale operation. Officials in Washington are reacting as Venezuela has yet to confirm the developments.
Woman Pulled From Lake Michigan Near Belmont Harbor, Listed in Critical Condition
A 29-year-old woman was rescued from Lake Michigan near Belmont Harbor on Chicago’s North Side and taken to hospital in critical condition, according to fire officials.
Former South Park Writer Buys Trump Kennedy Center Domains as Satirical Protest
Comedian and former South Park writer Toby Morton confirmed he purchased Trump Kennedy Center domain names months before debate over the arts venue name intensified, framing the move as political satire.
PIA Privatisation Explained: What Was Sold, For How Much, and What Comes Next
Pakistan has completed its first major privatisation in nearly two decades by selling 75 percent of PIA to an Arif Habib led consortium. The deal reshapes the airline’s future and signals broader reforms.
Russian General Dies After Car B*mb Blast in Moscow
A senior Russian military official has ded after a car bmb exploded in southern Moscow, with investigators examining possible motives, including foreign involvement.
White House Chief Admits Trump Wrong on Clinton Epstein Claim
White House chief of staff Susie Wiles says there is no evidence Bill Clinton visited Jeffrey Epstein’s private island, publicly contradicting a claim repeatedly made by President Donald Trump.
Trump Announces Plan to Freeze Migration From Developing Nations After White House Area Attack
President Donald Trump has unveiled a sweeping plan to halt migration from developing nations following a shooting near the White House, signaling a major escalation in US immigration policy.
Frida Kahlo Portrait Sets New Milestone With Fifty Five Million Dollar Auction Sale
A rare Frida Kahlo self portrait sold for fifty five million dollars at a Sotheby’s auction in New York, setting a new record for the artist and reinforcing her growing legacy as one of the most influential figures in modern art.
US to Supply F-35 Jets to Saudi Arabia, but Without Israel’s Advanced Capabilities
Washington is preparing to sell F-35 jets to Saudi Arabia, but the aircraft will not match the advanced Israeli variants due to US laws protecting Israel’s military edge. The deal could reshape regional defense ties, including benefits for Pakistan.
YouTuber Jack Doherty Arrested in Miami Beach on Drug Possession Charges
YouTube creator Jack Doherty was arrested in Miami Beach after officers reported finding a controlled substance and cannabis during a late night encounter. The 22 year old faces multiple charges as the case moves to court.
World Kindness Day 2025: How Simple Acts Can Transform Lives
World Kindness Day 2025 encourages simple acts of compassion. From helping strangers to sharing gratitude, kindness improves mental health, strengthens communities, and inspires positive change.
Starbucks Red Cup Day Returns on November 13 with Free Reusable Cups and Festive New Holiday Merchandise
Starbucks celebrates the holidays with its 2025 Red Cup Day on November 13, offering free reusable cups with select drinks and unveiling new festive merchandise collections.
Trump’s $2,000 Tariff Rebate Plan Faces Economic and Legal Hurdles
President Trump’s plan to issue $2,000 tariff rebate checks to Americans faces skepticism from economists and legal experts who warn it could fuel inflation and struggle to pass Congress.
Senate Reaches Bipartisan Deal to End Historic Shutdown as Climate Talks Begin in Brazil
The US Senate has approved a bipartisan deal to end a prolonged government shutdown, while global leaders gather in Brazil for critical climate talks amid growing economic and political pressure.
7.3-Magnitude Quake Shakes Alaska’s Coast, Triggers Tsunami Alert Across Aleutian Region
A powerful 7.3 earthquake struck near Sand Point, Alaska, prompting brief tsunami warnings and evacuations along the southern coast.
Federal Judge Strikes Down Biden-Era Rule Erasing Medical Debt from Credit Reports
A federal judge reversed a CFPB rule that would have removed $50M in medical debt from credit reports, impacting 15M Americans.
Wave of Foreign Companies Exiting India Raises Concerns Over Business Environment, From Ford to Holcim and Hyundai
From Ford and Holcim to Hyundai and Metro AG, a series of major global companies have exited India in recent years, signaling deeper challenges in the country’s business landscape.