Editors Desk

Israel’s defense minister recently hinted at plans to strike the country’s installations, calling them an “existential threat”

Changes are the latest in a wider generational shift in the luxury giant’s management

Biden-Trump White House meeting revives presidential tradition skipped four years ago

As major companies cut costs and production continues to lag, professionals who have already achieved success in entertainment are applying for jobs in project management, marketing and even at Whole Foods.

The top official will be asked to reach a peace settlement “in short order,” a source told the network

Russia stepped up its attacks on the Ukrainian capital early on Wednesday with its first combined drone and missile attack since the summer. Officials said one man was wounded by falling debris from a downed drone in a suburb of Kyiv.

The department is expected to provide recommendations to slash regulations, cut staff and overhaul federal operations.

Now that Florida Senator Marco Rubio is headed to Donald Trump’s Cabinet, MAGA is out in full force with one specific candidate in mind for his replacement.

After winning the presidency and the Senate, Republicans are on the cusp of regaining the House majority — and with it, sweeping power.

The likelihood of one of them being a sexual abuser is not zero.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, the spiritual leader of the globe’s 85 million Anglicans, has resigned due to an abuse scandal involving 100 boys.

He’s now got Truth Social and a cryptocurrency company, and the Supreme Court has practically invited people to try to bribe the president.

Police have launched a new search after it was discovered that Liam Payne’s body was missing an expensive Rolex he had been seen wearing an hour before he died.

For Democrats’ rising stars, there was a silver lining to the blow dealt to them by Donald Trump’s victory.

Haiti's transitional council has moved to oust Prime Minister Garry Conille after five months, naming businessman Alix Didier Fils-Aime as his replacement, according to an official bulletin seen Sunday. The nine-member council agreed the decision by consensus on November 8, as the political crisis threatens further turmoil in the Caribbean nation.