In a defiant stance against mounting civil unrest, Iran's Supreme Leader issued a stern warning on Friday, implying that security forces might intensify their crackdown on demonstrators.

In an unexpected turn of events, legislators at the Capitol this week found themselves in a race against time to locate a missing plaque that had been scheduled for installation over three years ago.

Despite an intensified crackdown by Iran's theocratic regime, including a blackout on internet services and the suspension of international telephone calls, Iranian protesters continued to flood the streets into the early hours of Friday.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a landmark initiative on Thursday aimed at expanding access to childcare for the city’s youngest residents.

In an uncommon display of bipartisanship, five Republican senators broke ranks with President Trump on Thursday, siding with Democrats to push forward a legislative measure aimed at curbing executive power on military actions in Venezuela.

In an unexpected development on Capitol Hill, the Senate voted Thursday to open a debate over a potentially definitive measure: authorizing future military force in Venezuela. This momentous move marks a significant pivot in U.S.