Watch: Left Iraq After 23 Years, Shouldn't Have Been Here In First Place, Says Trump
Trump asserted that the United States has pulled every asset out of the country and maintained that the original invasion should never have happened.
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US Labor Market Shows Stability Despite Slower Hiring
The labor market has cooled mainly because companies are adding fewer workers rather than cutting large numbers of jobs.
Watch: FlyDubai's Indian Pilot Hailed A Hero After Cockpit Attack
Indian pilot Captain Smit Machchhar is being hailed globally as a hero after surviving a harrowing mid-air attack on a flydubai flight to Israel.
Treasury Opens Trump Accounts To 60 Million Newly Enrolled Children
Children born between 2025 and 2028 can qualify for a one-time $1,000 Treasury contribution, but parents must still claim the accounts to receive the money.
Takaichi Vows To Restore Confidence In Weak Japanese Yen
A joint U.S.-Japan intervention and the Bank of Japan’s September rate increase helped the yen gain 3.3% against the dollar during the third quarter
Watch: New Video Of Alleged Cockpit Attack Inside FlyDubai Flight To Israel
As the aircraft plummeted in altitude, quick-thinking passengers and crew wrestled the attacker to the ground, secured the flight deck, and ultimately forced an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia, averting a catastrophic disaster.
NY Gov Hochul Calls For Independent Investigation Into Cornell Univ Sexual Assault Case
The lawsuit says Cornell expelled two students and imposed lesser sanctions on others, while no criminal arrests followed.
Watch: Celebrations Erupt Across Iraq Following Final Exit Of U.S.-Led Forces
Crowds gathered in Baghdad and other major cities waving flags and marking what leaders hailed as a historic milestone for national sovereignty.
MI Candidate Who Begged Hasan Piker For A Show Appearance Hates On The Nuclear Family
A self-described leftist activist, Lawrence has expressed his rage with more moderate Democrats, adding that “it’s time for the Dem civil war to rage.”
Russia Hits Ukraine’s Power Infrastructure In Massive Air Assault
The strikes come as Ukrainian officials warn of difficult winter conditions and shortages of air-defense systems.
Oil Markets Tighten As China Moves To Protect Domestic Fuel Supplies
Saudi Arabia has also resumed tanker loading from Yanbu after restarting its East-West Pipeline, easing some concerns over Gulf crude supplies.
Early Voting Begins With Democrats Showing Higher Ballot Request Shares
Democrats represent 67% of ballot requests in Iowa, 66% in Pennsylvania, 57% in Maine and 42% in North Carolina
Rising Inflation And Debt Concerns Rattle Global Bond Markets
The latest pressure follows stronger-than-expected US economic growth and inflation readings that remain above the Federal Reserve’s target
China-Linked Operatives Target AI Policy Experts In US
The campaign targeted experts working on AI export controls and military applications at US universities, think tanks and law firms
Ten Commandments, Deportations, And Gun Rights: Supreme Court Choosing America’s Next Legal Battles
The high court hears arguments in only about 1% of the cases that are filed each term.