In a controversial report, U.S. intelligence agencies have reportedly concluded that Russian President Vladimir Putin is unlikely to have directly orchestrated the death of opposition leader Alexei Navalny.

In a recent development, a bipartisan group of senators has raised concerns over the practice of Border Patrol agents searching travelers' electronic devices without a warrant or reasonable suspicion of a crime.

In a forthcoming interview with "The Drew Barrymore Show," Vice President Harris candidly addressed the criticism she has received over her distinctive laugh.

In a recent statement, The New York Times expressed its discontent with President Biden's apparent reluctance to engage with the media, asserting that the President has evaded more inquiries than any of his predecessors.

In a damning new poll, President Joe Biden has been identified as the least popular commander in chief at this juncture of his presidency in the past seven decades, even falling below Richard Nixon and Jimmy Carter.

During a recent appearance on MSNBC's "Andrea Mitchell Reports," Jake Sullivan, the White House National Security Adviser, expressed uncertainty over the feasibility of a "credible plan" for an Israeli invasion of Rafah that would garner support from the White House.

In a surprising turn of events, a confidential recording was leaked on Friday, revealing New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's criticism of President Joe Biden's border policies.

The retrial of former Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein, whose 2020 conviction was recently overturned by the New York Court of Appeals, is unlikely to occur soon, if at all, according to legal experts.

Daniel Rodimer, a 45-year-old retired professional wrestler and former congressional candidate from Nevada and Texas, has been indicted on a murder charge in connection with the death of an Idaho man.

University of Washington (UW) students have declared their intention to establish a "Gaza Camp" in protest against Israel's conflict with Hamas.