Texas Man Executed For Murdering, Molesting Infant Son: 'I Have No Ill Will'
A Texas man was executed Tuesday night for murdering his infant son in 2008, declaring "I have no ill will" in his last words before receiving a lethal injection.
Trump Is Safe Following Apparent Assassination Attempt: FBI
Donald Trump was reported to be safe after an apparent assassination attempt on Sunday afternoon
Secret Service Director Cheatle Resigns In Wake Of Assassination Attempt
Cheatle was grilled by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle at the oversight committee hearing Monday, where she took full responsibility for the security failures but refused to answer many direct questions about why more steps weren't taken to prevent the shooting.
Trump Rushed Away From Rally After Apparent Shooting Attempt
Former President Donald Trump was rushed away from a rally in Butler, Pa., on Saturday night after reports of loud popping sounds coming from near the stage.
Nasdaq Composite, S&P 500 Reach Record Highs
The Nasdaq Composite and the S&P 500 climbed to a fresh record Tuesday following a choppy session after a smattering of mixed earnings and muted Federal Reserve commentary.
Cohen Takes The Stand In Trump's Hush Money Trial
Donald Trump's hush money trial sees its most anticipated witness take the stand Monday as the former president's ex-lawyer Michael Cohen testifies against his old boss.
Massive Turnout In Moscow As Navalny's Funeral Takes Place Amid Security Concerns
Despite the absence of an explicit ban, signs pointed towards authorities treating the funeral with suspicion, with reports of detention vans present at the scene.
Musk Files Lawsuit Against OpenAI, Cites $13B Microsoft Partnership As Breach
Musk seeks a jury trial and financial restitution from OpenAI, Altman, and co-founder Greg Brockman, targeting profits accrued from the business.
House Approves Short-Term Funding Bill Amid Looming Shutdown Threat
The bill, approved in a 320-99 vote, extends government funding deadlines to March 8 and March 22, providing lawmakers more time to work on spending bills.
Capital One Eyes Discover Acquisition In Credit Card Industry Shake-Up
If negotiations proceed, Discover's value could surpass its current market valuation of $28 billion.
Trial Date Set For Trump In Hush-Money Case Involving Payments To Adult Film Star
The case centers on accusations from Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, where he is alleged to have tried to keep stories about extramarital affairs under wraps.
Supreme Court To Hear 14th Amendment Case On Trump's Eligibility
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear a pivotal case Thursday that could have far-reaching implications for the upcoming presidential election in November.
US Launches Retaliatory Strikes In Iraq, Syria Following Deadly Drone Attack
The U.S. government attributes the drone attack to Iran-backed militants and accuses Iran of financing and arming these groups.
Russia Says No Survivors In Crash Of Military Plane Carrying 65 Ukrainian Prisoners Of War
All those on board the Il-76 transport plane that crashed in the Belgorod region were killed, Belgorod governor Vyacheslav Gladkov said on his Telegram channel.
Congress Passes Stopgap Funding Bill To Avert Government Shutdown
The short-term measure was cleared by the House late Thursday, hours after the Senate passed it.
Iowa Caucus: Donald Trump Wins; Make-Or-Break Moment For DeSantis, Haley
Major news outlets have projected former President Donald Trump as the winner of the Iowa caucuses Monday. The big question now is whether Trump's GOP rivals Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley can project themselves as a viable alternative to him.
US Averts Government Shutdown After House Dems Help Defeat GOP Hardliners
U.S. Congress approved a stopgap funding bill Saturday, averting a government shutdown with just hours to spare. President Joe Biden signed the bill after the Senate passed it in the evening.
Elon Musk's Secret Role In Ukraine-Russia Conflict Unveiled In New Biography
At first, Musk supplied Ukraine with SpaceX's Starlink satellite terminals to aid its military efforts. However, he had a change of heart when Starlink was employed for offensive purposes against Russia.
Trump's March 4 Trial Date Set For Overturning 2020 Election Result
Trump will have trials in at least three different criminal cases during the Republican presidential nominations.
Plane Carrying Wagner Chief Prigozhin Crashes Near Moscow: Report
The incident occurred in the Tver region, near the village of Kuzhenkino.
India Lands Chandrayaan-3 Spacecraft On Moon, Becoming Fourth Country To Achieve Feat
India landed its Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft near the moon's south pole, becoming only the fourth nation to do so.
6 Blockchain-Powered AI Startups to Watch Closely in 2023
As a transformative technology, artificial intelligence forms a beacon that's luring many of the world's brightest minds and smartest startups
CEO, MD Of Bengaluru Tech Firm Hacked To Death By Former Employee
The accused entered the office and launched an attack on the CEO and MD with a sword.
Putin Praises Russia's Resilience, Commends Wagner Group For Avoiding Bloodshed
The Russian President emphasized that the government would honor its promise to those Wagner soldiers who wished to go to Belarus, while others were encouraged to sign contracts with the Defense Ministry and continue their service to Russia.
Prigozhin Defends Wagner Mutiny As 'March Of Justice', Not A Coup Bid On Moscow
Prigozhin said that the purpose of the march was to prevent the destruction of PMC Wagner and to hold accountable those responsible for numerous mistakes during the special military operation.
Five Blockchain Companies Innovating in Africa
Blockchain adoption is very much alive in Africa, but it assumes a different texture to that seen in other global regions.
Wagner Group Chief Aborts Moscow Advance, Kremlin Drops Charges
Under Prigozhin's command, Wagner Group forces had made significant progress by capturing Rostov-on-Don, which serves as Russia's military headquarters for the Ukraine war.
Wagner Chief Revolts Against Kremlin, Sends Fighters To Moscow; Putin Warns Country Faced Anarchy
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Saturday morning the country faced anarchy following an armed rebellion by the leader of the Wagner militia against the Kremlin.
US Senate Passes Debt Ceiling Bill, Averting Catastrophic Default
The U.S. Congress averted a catastrophic debt default by the country, with the Senate passing the bill late Thursday evening and sending it to President Joe Biden's desk.
US House Passes Debt Ceiling Bill As Default Looms
The bill to suspend the deb ceiling passed the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday with bipartisan support.