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.

In a recent summit held in Kazakhstan, the leaders of Russia and China, President Vladimir Putin and President Xi Jinping respectively, have declared a "tectonic shift" in the global order, a move seen as a direct challenge to Western dominance.

In a move that has sparked controversy, Washington's Secretary of State (SOS) has eliminated a long-standing residency requirement for voter registration, a provision that was previously enshrined in the state's Constitution.

A 55-year-old Philadelphia resident narrowly escaped permanent blindness after a bee sting lodged in his eye, necessitating a forceful removal with tweezers.

President Joe Biden, aged 81, recently underwent a medical examination following concerns about his mental fitness, which were exacerbated by his lackluster performance at the first 2024 election debate.

The United States is currently grappling with a surge in dengue fever, a potentially lethal virus transmitted by mosquito bites.