In the face of a daunting real estate market characterized by mortgage interest rates hovering around 7%, limited housing inventory, and escalating home prices, a celebrity real estate expert is advocating for a strategic shift.

In a recent article by New York Magazine, the author paints a disconcerting picture of President Biden's cognitive state, suggesting that his decline is being treated as a "dark family secret" by many of his elite supporters.

In a move that underscores his commitment to interfaith dialogue and harmony, Pope Francis is set to preside over an interfaith meeting in a mosque in Indonesia, the world's largest predominantly Muslim country.

On the Fourth of July, over a hundred anti-Israel activists ignited American flags in a show of dissent at Manhattan's Washington Square Park.

The issue of gambling addiction within the military is gaining attention as a former Army sergeant readies to publish a book detailing his personal struggle with the vice.

In a remote corner of India, near the border with Nepal, lies Roopkund Lake, a site that has baffled archaeologists since its discovery in 1942.

As the Democratic National Convention (DNC) draws near, slated for late August in Chicago, a wave of protest applications has been recorded.

The phenomenon known as Trump Derangement Syndrome has been likened to a potent addiction.

New York's Attorney General, Letitia James, is leading a coalition of 24 attorneys general in a plea to the U.S. Supreme Court to maintain a federal regulation concerning ghost guns.

In a recent development, an anonymous Israeli official has announced that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to send negotiators to resume cease-fire talks in Gaza.