In a significant blow to climate activists, investment powerhouses JPMorgan Chase and State Street have withdrawn from Climate Action 100+, the world's largest coalition of groups advocating for financial measures against fossil fuels.

The exhilaration of college acceptance letters for many students this year is being overshadowed by a looming uncertainty regarding their financial aid eligibility.

The ongoing migrant crisis in major American cities has reportedly sparked a dispute among Democratic leaders, with governors and mayors allegedly at odds over the relocation of migrants.

Russian forces have successfully seized control of Ukraine's Soviet-era coke plant in Avdiivka, following Ukraine's withdrawal of troops due to ammunition shortages.

An immigrant entrepreneur, Roman Sharf, CEO and founder of Luxury Bazaar, successfully secured a pair of former President Donald Trump's autographed gold 'Never Surrender' high top sneakers at the recent Philadelphia "Sneaker Con" event.

The City of New York's fraud case against former President Donald Trump and the Trump Organization has been likened more to a televised drama than a serious legal proceeding.

Eight Eritrean migrants were apprehended by North Carolina authorities on Saturday, following a riot and assault incident at a cultural festival in Charlotte.

Michael Cohen, the former personal attorney to ex-President Trump, has issued a stark warning about the potential dangers of reinstating Trump in the Oval Office, given his escalating legal and financial troubles.

In a tragic turn of events, two New York University (NYU) students lost their lives within days of each other last week.

In the run-up to South Carolina's GOP primary, former Governor Nikki Haley, who currently trails former President Donald Trump by an average of 30 points in the polls, is making a case for herself as the superior candidate.