U.S. cut foreign aid sharply in 2025, disrupting global health programs despite new tech-focused initiatives.

Manitoba's premier called the past year turbulent, citing economic uncertainty, rising costs, and ongoing healthcare and housing challenges.

Protesters in Stockholm demand end to Israel’s Gaza attacks and arms sales, citing civilian deaths and humanitarian crisis.

San Jose turns a former homeless encampment into a boutique hotel to provide stable, dignified housing.

U.S. debt exceeds $38 trillion, with foreign holdings dropping below 15%, raising stability concerns.

Musk's DOGE claimed massive federal savings, but a NYT analysis found most cuts were false, exaggerated, or nonexistent, with spending rising and operations disrupted.

Turkey’s Kızılelma drones autonomously flew in close formation, completing a combat mission without human input.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah launched a Rs 330 crore infrastructure project in Ahmedabad, including a major drainage system and land titles for 173 families.

Illinois mandates public libraries to stock naloxone to quickly respond to opioid overdoses.

Punjab BJP leader Sunil Jakhar dismissed AAP’s protest over the central rural jobs law as political theater, urging focus on MGNREGA’s performance and implementation.