Illinois hunter finds 1872 shipwreck Lac La Belle in Lake Michigan, 150 years after it sank.

Japan's economy grew 0.2% in Q4 2025, narrowly avoiding recession, due to weak consumption and exports amid U.S. tariffs and tensions.

The Pentagon may cut ties with Anthropic over disputes about military access to its AI, especially for weapons and surveillance.

U.S. to send 200 troops to Nigeria for training, intelligence, and tech support against Islamist militants.

Romance scams are rising in Washington, with scammers using fake identities to steal money, prompting a national warning.

The EU outlines demands on Russia for peace in Ukraine, including returning abducted children and limiting military power, as U.S.-led talks stall.

Attorney General Pam Bondi defended the Justice Department’s flawed release of Jeffrey Epstein documents amid partisan clashes over transparency and accountability.

The U.S. sued Harvard for withholding admissions data, demanding transparency in compliance with the 2023 affirmative action ban.

DNA at Nancy Guthrie’s home doesn’t belong to her or her close contacts, police say, as search continues.

A forensic team claims new evidence suggests Kurt Cobain was murdered, challenging the 1994 suicide ruling.