31 stories from April 29, 2025
- Former Hong Kong Lawmakers Released from Prison After Four Years
- Trump Revives English Proficiency Standards for Truck Drivers
- Harvard Reviews Policies Amid Reports of Antisemitism and Islamophobia
- House Passes Take It Down Act to Combat Non-Consensual Intimate Images
- Tragic Crash at After-School Camp in Chatham, Illinois, Claims Four Lives
- Amazon’s Project Kuiper Launches First Batch of Satellites, Aims for Global Internet Service
- Trump Eases Auto Tariffs Amid Industry Concerns and Job Growth Goals
- Rep. Angie Craig Announces Candidacy for U.S. Senate Seat in Minnesota
- Federal Appeals Court Pauses Ruling on Detained Tufts Student Rumeysa Ozturk
- Mark Carney's Liberals Win Minority in Election Shaped by Trump Threats
- UN Aid Agencies to Cut Jobs Amid US Funding Reductions
- Marvel's "Thunderbolts": A Fresh Take on Antiheroes and Mental Health Amidst the MCU
- Trump Administration Dismisses Scientists Working on National Climate Assessment
- No Charges in Adam Johnson's Tragic Death: Crown Prosecution Service Concludes Investigation
- UPS to Cut 20,000 Jobs Amid Shift from Amazon Shipments
- Spain and Portugal Investigate Causes of Massive Power Outage
- White House Slams Amazon as Jeff Bezos Reverses Decision on Tariff Costs Display
- Harvey Weinstein's Rape Retrial: Accuser Repeats Testimony
- Terrence Howard Refuses Biopic Role Over Concerns About Portraying Marvin Gaye's Sexuality
- Senate Confirms David Perdue as U.S. Ambassador to China Amid Tariff Showdown
- Three Killed in Uppsala Shooting as Police Launch Manhunt
- CPB Sues Trump Over Board Member Firings Amid Control Battle
- Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Ends Women, Peace, and Security Program Despite Bipartisan Support
- Los Angeles County Approves $4 Billion Settlement for Sexual Abuse Claims
- Luka Dončić Donates $5,000 for Restoration of Vandalized Kobe Bryant Mural
- Lawsuit Filed by States Against Trump Administration Over AmeriCorps Cuts
- Iraqi Authorities Detain ISIS Member for Role in New Orleans New Year's Day Attack
- General Motors Recalls Nearly 600,000 Vehicles Over Engine Failure Risks
- Trump Dismisses Biden Appointees from Holocaust Memorial Council, Emhoff Speaks Out
- President Trump Responds to Economic Contraction Blaming Biden
- Whitmer Embraces Bipartisanship with Trump Amid Political Risks