US officials on first diplomatic trip to Syria since al-Assad's removal
US diplomats are engaging Syria's new leaders, including previously designated terrorist group HTS, to discuss the future and support for the Syrian people.
New Orleans attack highlights the power of the ISIS brand to spread terror in the West
The recent New Orleans attack underscores ISIS's lingering influence and its role in inspiring terrorism in the U.S. even after its caliphate's collapse.
US officials on first diplomatic trip to Syria since al-Assad's removal
US diplomats are engaging Syria's new leaders, including previously designated terrorist group HTS, to discuss the future and support for the Syrian people.
New Orleans attack highlights the power of the ISIS brand to spread terror in the West
The recent New Orleans attack underscores ISIS's lingering influence and its role in inspiring terrorism in the U.S. even after its caliphate's collapse.
The Average American Can't Answer These Simple Cold War Questions
The Cold War was a 44-year struggle between superpowers characterized by political tension and indirect conflict rather than direct military confrontation.
Jimmy Carter, 39th U.S. president, Nobel winner, dies at 100
Jimmy Carter, the 39th president and humanitarian, died at age 100, marking the end of a significant chapter in American political history.
Which Nation Leads the World in Gun Deaths at 56.8 Per 100,000 People?
Gun violence rates vary significantly by country, with the U.S. having a notably high rate compared to several Asian nations.
Massive crowd welcomes pair in Times Square after skateboarding journey across US: 'Thank you, God'
Skateboarders Jay VanPorppal and Orio Ramirez completed a 76-day trip across the US, dedicating their journey to providing skateboards for underprivileged kids.
I've been to all 50 states. Here are 8 of the best natural wonders I've seen.
Exploring all 50 states reveals unforgettable natural wonders, with highlights including the Great Basin Desert, northern lights in Alaska, and the Teton Range.
Protecting Nature, With the U.S. on the Sidelines
The U.S. remains a non-party to the biodiversity treaty despite significant global biodiversity decline, impacting both species and human well-being.
These American Military Bases Have Been in Operation for Centuries
The U.S. ranks third globally in military strength, supported by a network of historic military bases, crucial for training and operations.
The Influence of the US Far Right on Ireland Is Growing
The article highlights how international far-right groups, including figures from Canada and Ireland, are collaborating and seeking funding from U.S. supporters.
This State Has Some of the Weakest Gun Control Laws in the Country
Gun control remains a deeply polarizing issue, leading to legislative gridlock and significant variability in state gun laws.
USA sweeps day one matches at Presidents Cup
The United States swept the opening session of the Presidents Cup, marking their third sweep in history, largely due to strong performances by Scheffler and Schauffele.
I've traveled to all 50 states. These are the 7 most overrated tourist attractions in the US.
Some popular tourist attractions are overrated and not worth the trip.
Frenchmen Street in New Orleans offers a better experience than Bourbon Street.
Opinion | The Science That Put This Man on Death Row Has Been Debunked. He's About to Be Executed Anyway.
The article discusses the final episode in a series of videos against the death penalty in the U.S., highlighting the bias, error, and moral abhorrence associated with it.
5 Executions Mark Biggest Week of Capital Punishment in the U.S. in Decades
The U.S. is facing an unusual spike in scheduled executions, with five states planning executions within a week, highlighting a rare event in capital punishment.
Opinion | The Science That Put This Man on Death Row Has Been Debunked. He's About to Be Executed Anyway.
The article discusses the final episode in a series of videos against the death penalty in the U.S., highlighting the bias, error, and moral abhorrence associated with it.
5 Executions Mark Biggest Week of Capital Punishment in the U.S. in Decades
The U.S. is facing an unusual spike in scheduled executions, with five states planning executions within a week, highlighting a rare event in capital punishment.
Iranians Accused of Smuggling Missile Components Intended for Houthi Rebels
The Justice Department charges Iranians with smuggling missile components to Houthi rebels, leading to Navy SEALs' deaths and escalating tensions between the US and Iran.
US government accuses Iran of Trump campaign hack; Iran scoffs | TechCrunch
The U.S. government formally accused Iran of hacking the Trump campaign to influence the presidential election, highlighting ongoing cyber tactics.
Iranians Accused of Smuggling Missile Components Intended for Houthi Rebels
The Justice Department charges Iranians with smuggling missile components to Houthi rebels, leading to Navy SEALs' deaths and escalating tensions between the US and Iran.
US government accuses Iran of Trump campaign hack; Iran scoffs | TechCrunch
The U.S. government formally accused Iran of hacking the Trump campaign to influence the presidential election, highlighting ongoing cyber tactics.
Brazil 0-1 United States: Swanson fires Stars and Stripes to record-extending fifth Olympic gold - Soccer News
Swanson scored the winning goal in the Olympic final, securing the United States' fifth gold medal in women's football.
Who Won the Olympics? All the Ways We Could Think Of to Track the Medal Count.
The United States dominates the Summer Olympics with the most medals overall, including in men's events, women's events, team events, and solo competitions.
Steph Curry and LeBron James spark U.S. rally to beat Serbia, reach gold-medal game
The United States basketball team advances to the gold-medal game in a furious fourth-quarter comeback at the Paris Olympics.