In a move that has largely escaped the public eye, the Biden-Harris administration is set to enforce a policy that will compel states to shoulder the health care expenses of illegal immigrants residing in the U.S., effective from November 1, 2024.

In a stark contrast to the Democratic ticket, former President Donald Trump has been actively engaging with the press, answering a minimum of 81 questions from reporters since Vice President Kamala Harris and Tim Walz were announced as the Democratic contenders.

North Korea's paramount leader, Kim Jong Un, has recently reaffirmed his nation's backing for Russia's ongoing military incursion into Ukraine, while expressing his desire to strengthen the bond between the two nations.

The ongoing struggle between law enforcement and unauthorized immigrants on Randall's Island has escalated into a relentless pursuit.

The emergence of a new strain of mpox, previously known as monkeypox, has sparked a wave of defiance among conspiracy theorists who fear that health-related lockdowns could influence the upcoming presidential election.

The man known as the "Christmas Day Killer," Ramone Jamarr Alston, who had managed to elude authorities since his escape on Tuesday, has been apprehended in Kannapolis, North Carolina.

The last standing Denny's in San Francisco has shuttered its doors, succumbing to the city's escalating costs and rampant crime.

Stephen A. Smith, a prominent ESPN host and podcaster, has openly criticized Kamala Harris and her campaign team for their apparent lack of transparency.

In a surprising turn of events, Sam Ponder, the host of ESPN's Sunday NFL Countdown, has been let go from the network.

In a remarkable discovery off the Scottish coast, a team of seasoned divers has reportedly uncovered the wreckage of a World War I ship, believed to be the HMS Hawke, which tragically sank with over 500 sailors on board.