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From the White House's new UFO study group to China's historic rocket recovery, and from a rapidly-growing black hole to Venezuela's earthquake aftermath, this week has seen significant developments in space exploration and earth
The White House's Anthropic move has reignited the AI debate, while a foiled terror plot and new charges in a National Guard shooting case raise security concerns.
The White House denies reports that President Trump will address the nation on the recent US strikes on Iran, calling them "inaccurate".
The White House Correspondents' Association has tapped mentalist Oz Pearlman as the featured entertainer for this year's dinner, marking a departure from the traditional comedian role.
The 2026 Winter Olympics are underway, with ski mountaineering making its debut in blizzard conditions and the US women's curling team advancing to the semi-finals in a thrilling match against Switzerland. Meanwhile, a Trump-appointed panel has approved a White House ballroom project, sparking controversy.
New renderings have been released showing the most detailed vision yet of Donald Trump's proposed $400m White House ballroom addition. The renderings depict a vast sprawling structure of around 90,000 sq ft, sparking public backlash over the demolition of the East Wing to make way for the project. The proposal has been met with controversy, with many questioning the need for such a lavish addition to the historic White House.
White House has distanced itself from initial portrayals of Alex Pretti, a man fatally shot by federal officials in Minnesota, as a gunman. Video footage of the incident undercut their assertions and sparked intense backlash.
The White House announced plans to scale back the number of federal agents in Minnesota starting on Tuesday. The move comes after the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by federal agents. Mayor Jacob Frey of Minneapolis expressed his relief at the planned reduction.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt did not engage in a victim-blaming tirade during her briefing on Monday regarding the deadly shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis. The absence of a fiery response was a striking contrast to previous instances where the White House has attempted to deflect blame from federal agents involved in controversial shootings. The White House's more restrained response may be indicative of a broader shift in the administration's tone regarding law enforcement.
The United States is witnessing a flurry of news across various sectors, from politics and social issues to international relations.
UFC Fight Night and Fossil Fuel Pollution Come Under Fire
The past week has seen several significant developments in the entertainment industry.
Mandelson faces investigation, Kansas revokes trans driver's licenses, and Tkachuk slams AI video
Talks with banks and crypto groups resume, while Kraken acquisition highlights market shifts
US Senator Mark Kelly has revealed he may consider running for the presidency in the future, citing the country's "seriously challenging times". Kelly, a former Navy captain and astronaut, shared his thoughts in an interview with the BBC. His potential candidacy could shake up the political landscape.
The photo depicts the former US president and the Russian leader at their summit in Alaska last August. The summit marked the first in-person meeting between US and Russian leaders since Russia invaded Ukraine in early 2022. Democrats have accused Trump of cozying up to Putin and rolling out the red carpet for theRussian leader.
Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino is expected to leave Minneapolis and may no longer hold the title of "commander at large" This shift comes in the wake of the controversial killing of US citizen Alex Pretti by federal agents, the second such incident this month. The events in Minneapolis have caused a tipping point in the nation's discourse on fascism and opposition to it.
From White House investments to AI-powered price hikes, and talent shifts in tech
From the UFC's White House-hosted event to the Shanghai Film Festival and a tragic loss in the music industry
Updates on Albania, DR Congo, US politics, Microsoft, and the White House Correspondents' Dinner