On Kalshi, traders place high odds on Trump mentioning “hockey” and the “World Cup” in his State of the Union, highlighting the rise of prediction markets.
Leaked EU energy labels suggest Samsung’s Galaxy S26 models may use slightly smaller batteries, prompting reflection on smartphone design priorities and performance evolution.
Ukraine marks the fifth year of Russia’s invasion with memorials nationwide, honoring the dead as fighting and international support continue.
The United States has raised alarms, accusing China of significantly expanding its nuclear arsenal, heightening concerns over a potential new arms race between the two global powers.
Iran is reportedly approaching a deal with China to acquire supersonic anti-ship missiles, a move that may significantly enhance its naval capabilities amid rising tensions in the region.
A senior Palestinian official has openly defied Trump by rejecting his administration's demands for the disarmament of Hamas and the reform of the Palestinian Authority, signaling deepening divisions in the peace process.
A journalist from Japan's NHK broadcaster has reportedly been detained in Iran, raising concerns about press freedom and the safety of foreign correspondents in the region.
A prominent Russian academic specializing in North Korea has reportedly been detained in Latvia while delivering a lecture, raising concerns over academic freedom and international relations.
Mexican authorities are intensifying efforts to recapture 23 inmates who escaped from prison amid a surge of violence linked to organized crime, raising concerns about security and law enforcement capabilities in the region.
Age verification is expanding online, requiring IDs or checks on social media, streaming, and gaming sites to protect minors and comply with regulations.
U.S. stocks rebounded Feb. 24, led by tech gains after AMD and Meta announce a major AI chip partnership, lifting investor sentiment across markets.
As the war in Ukraine marks its fifth year, the nation honors its fallen heroes amid ongoing conflict and a call for unity and resilience among its citizens.
Friedrich Merz, leader of Germany's opposition party, has arrived in Beijing with the aim of revitalizing bilateral relations amid growing concerns about economic ties and geopolitical tensions.
U.S. home values rose just 1.3 percent in 2025, the slowest annual gain in 14 years as higher mortgage rates and affordability pressures dampened price growth and real returns.
Chevron has resumed selling Venezuelan oil to India's Reliance Industries, marking the first transaction since early 2023, as ship data reveals significant movements of oil from Venezuela to India.
The UK government is set to release confidential documents related to ex-Prince Andrew, revealing insights into his controversial associations and legal challenges.
A speculative AI-focused report unexpectedly rattled Wall Street this week, triggering sell-offs amid broader investor anxiety over technology’s future impact and sentiment-driven volatility
An F-16 fighter jet has crashed in Türkiye, prompting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident amid ongoing military activities.
The Minnesota Vikings are openly exploring all quarterback options for the 2026 season, with executive leadership suggesting a full evaluation of veterans, trades, and draft prospects as possibilities.
The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) has shown overwhelming support for Ukraine's peace resolution, gathering 107 votes in favor. This decision also signals a rejection of the United States' attempt to alter the language regarding Ukraine's territorial integrity.
Eagles coach Nick Sirianni said he wants A.J. Brown to stay but cannot guarantee it, keeping open trade possibilities this offseason as team leaders balance loyalty and flexibility.
After the U.S. women’s hockey team declined a presidential State of the Union invite due to commitments, Flavor Flav offered a celebratory Las Vegas invitation, sparking widespread fan reaction.
Tech stocks rallied and major U.S. stock indexes climbed as investors recovered from an AI-linked sell-off, with gains led by software and semiconductor shares boosting market confidence.
Russia has opened a criminal investigation into Telegram’s founder, accusing him of facilitating terrorist activities, a move tied to broader efforts to control the digital landscape