The self-exiled Chinese billionaire who cultivated American conservative ties while positioning himself as an anti-CCP dissident has been sentenced to 30 years for defrauding over 1,000 victims of hundreds of millions of dollars.
NATO's 36th summit in Turkey confronts divisions over Ukraine military aid, pipeline infrastructure, and defense burden-sharing as allies attempt to project unity against Russian threats.
The Supreme Court reaffirmed the Fourteenth Amendment's birthright citizenship guarantee, striking down the administration's executive order. Conservatives now look to Congress and the amendment process for potential reforms.
President Trump's 2025 financial disclosure shows unprecedented earnings exceeding .2 billion, with cryptocurrency ventures now generating more income than his traditional real estate empire.
Search and rescue operations continue in Venezuela following twin earthquakes that killed hundreds, with miraculous survivor rescues offering hope even as officials process overwhelming casualties in La Guaira.
Russian drones and missiles struck Ukraine's capital overnight, killing at least 21 civilians and injuring more than 80 others just days before NATO leaders gather in Ankara to discuss continued support for Ukraine's defense.
The Supreme Court ruled that President Trump cannot immediately fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, preserving the central bank's independence while raising important questions about executive power over independent agencies.
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that states may continue counting mail-in ballots received after Election Day, rejecting a Republican-led challenge to practices conservatives argue undermine election integrity.