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First day of pause sees regional violence persist despite diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions.
The opening hours of a newly announced pause in hostilities saw continued military action across the Middle East, with Iran reporting an attack on a critical oil facility and Israel maintaining operations in Lebanon, raising questions about the durability of diplomatic efforts to calm the region.
By Aisha JohnsonA hastily brokered agreement follows weeks of escalating threats, leaving regional stability uncertain and allies questioning U.S. strategy.
By Aisha JohnsonPre-2013 e-readers will lose access to the Kindle Store in May, limiting options for students and budget-conscious readers.
By Aisha JohnsonThe tech giant appears to have overcome technical hurdles that threatened to delay its first folding smartphone, expected to debut alongside iPhone 18 Pro models in September.
By Aisha Johnson
Ken Ofori-Atta's removal from ICE custody raises questions about the circumstances of his detention and what comes next.
By Aisha JohnsonThe tech giant's long-awaited entry into foldables appears set for September debut, even as rivals Samsung and Huawei refine their sixth-generation devices.
By Nikolai Volkov
Ken Ofori-Atta's sudden removal from ICE custody raises questions about the circumstances of his detention and release.
By Nikolai Volkov
Lawmakers constitutionally empowered to declare war remain largely uninformed as president swings between military escalation and diplomacy.
The long-anticipated iPhone Fold remains on schedule to launch with the iPhone 18 Pro, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, even as recent reports suggest technical hurdles in testing.
Ken Ofori-Atta's name has been removed from ICE's detainee list, ending a detention that raised questions about the circumstances of his arrest.
Lawmakers remain largely uninformed as constitutional authority over war declaration sits unused during volatile week of presidential messaging.
The civil rights investigation follows a parent lawsuit alleging that gender identity policies played a role in their teenager's suicide.
Chad Bianco, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, commandeered voting materials from a local special election without evidence of fraud.
While the president threatens annihilation one day and declares cease-fire the next, the branch of government constitutionally empowered to declare war remains largely silent.
