Irans new president, Masoud Pezeshkian, is reportedly so cut off from the man presented as the Islamic Republics supreme leader that he has only been granted a single, murky encounter in which he could not even see the person beside him.

A Democratic congressional hopeful in Hawaii who was once dismissed as a longshot candidate is now facing the far more serious prospect of a long stay behind bars after a violent confrontation on a Maui beach left him unconscious and charged with a felony.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino emerged from an emergency summit in Morocco this week with a public show of unity from his top lieutenants, but serious questions about his leadership and judgment continue to swirl.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has moved to dismantle a key organ procurement organization after federal investigators uncovered a pattern of shocking patient-safety failures that raise profound ethical and legal questions about the nations transplant system.

Michigans flagship cash-assistance initiative for pregnant women and new mothers is publicly marketed as something other than guaranteed income, even as the states own welfare blueprint explicitly defines it that way.

The corporate press is once again under fire for publishing anonymously sourced claims that collapse on contact with the facts, this time over alleged U.S. munitions shortages and supposed internal turmoil in President Donald Trumps administration over the ongoing confrontation with Iran.

Stretching for hundreds of miles across the Western Sahara, a vast new roadway in Morocco will now bear the name of the 45th president of the United States: the Donald J. Trump Highway.

Senate investigators have secured a government-issued iPhone used by Dr.

The Federal Aviation Administration has opened a probe into a serious air-traffic safety lapse involving Marine One while President Trump was aboard the presidential helicopter departing the White House for Joint Base Andrews.

Newly declassified records from the Trump administration reveal that hundreds of thousands of voter files were accessed from Maricopa County, Arizona, during the 2020 election cycle.