Alysa Liu Makes History: Team USA Ends 24-Year Olympic Gold Drought in Women’s Figure Skating
Alysa Liu has ended one of the longest droughts in American figure skating, winning the women’s singles gold medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics in
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Google I/O 2026 Dates Announced: AI Updates, Android News and What to Expect
Google has nailed down the dates for its biggest developer showcase of the year: Google I/O 2026 will take place May 19–20 at the Shoreline
Rev. Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Icon, and Two Time Presidential Candidate, Dies at 84
The Rev. Jesse Jackson, a towering figure of the US civil rights movement whose pulpit grew into a national and global platform for racial justice,
Presidents Day: Origins, Significance and How the U.S. Observes the Holiday
Presidents Day in the United States is officially a celebration of George Washington’s birthday, but over time it has evolved into a broader, mid‑winter pause
“A Tougher America”: Rubio Warns Europe at Munich, But Says U.S. Still Needs Its Allies
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio used a high‑profile speech at the Munich Security Conference to reassure European allies that Washington still wants a strong
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra: Anticipated Release Date, Pricing Outlook and Pre-Order Details
Samsung’s next ultra‑flagship is now all but official, with multiple leaks and carrier documents pointing to a late‑February reveal for the Galaxy S26 Ultra and
Africa at a Crossroads: Inside the High-Stakes 2026 AU Summit on Water, War and Power
African leaders have closed this year’s African Union summit in Addis Ababa with a clear signal that, in a world of wars and great‑power rivalries,
Russia Orders Block on WhatsApp and Pushes Users to State‑Backed MAX App in Messaging Crackdown
Russia has confirmed it has blocked WhatsApp, ordering a full halt to the Meta‑owned messaging app inside the country as part of a wider crackdown
NYC Faces Frigid Conditions with Sub-Freezing Temps and Wind Chills Through Super Bowl Weekend
New York City is spending Super Bowl Sunday in a deep freeze, with air temperatures stuck in the teens and “RealFeel” readings plunging well below
Iran Silences a Nobel Voice: Narges Mohammadi Handed 7 More Years as Crackdown Deepens
Iran has handed Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi a new prison term of more than seven years, deepening its confrontation with one of the