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How Venezuelan Mothers Recognise Deported Sons Through Mega-Prison Footage
The mass deportation was justified under the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, with President Trump claiming that the US was facing an "invasion" by a criminal organisation linked to kidnappings, contract killings, and extortion.
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"Too Reliant On US"? Why Canada PM Chose Europe Over US As First Foreign Visit
During his visit, Carney emphasised the importance of strengthening ties with reliable allies, particularly in the face of Trump's aggressive trade policies.
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Meet The Antarctica Research Crew Trapped With "Violent" Colleague
A team of South African scientists expected to work together for months in a remote Antarctic research station was left shaken after one of them beat, threatened and sexually harassed at least two of his colleagues.
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Donald Trump Accuses US Judges Of "Usurping" Presidential Power
The White House on Wednesday accused judges of "usurping" executive power after a series of rulings against Donald Trump's administration, including one that blocked the deportation of Venezuelan migrants and drew the president's ire.
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US Responds To Bangladesh After Spy Chief's "Caliphate" Comment To NDTV
The United States has reiterated its stance on the protection of minority communities in Bangladesh, following comments by US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard to NDTV.
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"One Of The Nastiest Countries": Trump Amid Trade War With "51st State" Canada
Speaking to Fox News, answering why he is tougher with Canada than other big adversaries, he said, "I deal with every country, indirectly or directly. One of the nastiest countries to deal with is Canada".
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Who Killed JFK? Declassified Files, A Big CIA Twist
The assassination of John F Kennedy remains an open wound in the American consciousness. US President Donald Trump's decision to declassify documents has reignited speculation surrounding the events of that day.
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Dominican Republic Releases Joshua Riibe, Last Person Seen With Sudiksha Konanki
Joshua Steven Riibe, a 22-year-old Iowa resident and a student at St Cloud State University in Minnesota, said that the authorities detained him without any formal charges, adding he was treated unfairly during the investigation.
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Donald Trump Says He "Doesn't Care" If Liberal Party Wins Canada Elections
Donald Trump has taken a tough stance toward Canada, imposing tariffs on Canadian imports and repeatedly threatening to make it the 51st US state.
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"Being Alive Feels Pretty Cool": Pro Skier Who Survived Toronto Plane Crash
Pete Koukov was one of the 80 survivors of Delta Flight 4819 jet crash-landing in Toronto on February 17.
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National Blackout Leaves Panama In Darkness
The power cut, which struck shortly before midnight, was caused by damage to a private generator, President Jose Raul Mulino said.
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Here's How Much NASA Could Pay Sunita Williams For 9-Month Space Stay
Sunita Williams is classified under the GS-15 pay grade, which is the highest level for federal employees under the General Schedule (GS) system
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How Did Gene Hackman, Betsy Arakawa's Dog Zinna Die? Report Says...
An examination of the dog found dead along with actor Gene Hackman and his wife in their Santa Fe home shows dehydration and starvation were likely what led to the animal's demise.
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What Is Alien Enemies Act, US Law Used For First Time Since World War II
US President Donald Trump on Saturday invoked the Alien Enemies Act - a wartime law last used in World War II - to deport individuals linked to Venezuela's Tren de Aragua gang. This was the first use of the act since World War II.
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Peru Fisherman, Missing Since 95 Days Returns From Pacific Ocean
A Peruvian fisherman who spent 95 days lost in the Pacific Ocean, eating roaches, birds and sea turtles to survive, is returning home to his family.
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Amid Tensions With Trump, Canada Reviewing Purchase Of F-35 Jets: Report
Canada is reviewing a major purchase of US-made F-35 combat planes amid serious tensions with the Trump administration, a spokesperson for the Canadian defence ministry told AFP on Saturday.
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Citing Melting Glaciers, Peruvian Farmer Sues German Firm, Tests Global Climate Law
The glaciers in the Andes of northern Peru are at the centre of a landmark global case that will test the legal culpability of corporations over their greenhouse gas emissions and the role these play in climate change.
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Angry Canadians Get "Elbows Up" In Face Of Trump's Tariff, Annexation Threats
At first it was the threat, and then the reality, of tariffs. Now, US President Donald Trump's talk of Canada's forced annexation - no longer laughed off as a joke - has really angered a population better known for its politeness.
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Elon Musk-Led DOGE Cancels Over 2 Lakh Government Credit Cards. Heres Why
The US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), headed by billionaire and White House advisor Elon Musk, has deactivated over 2 lakh federal government credit cards to streamline spending.
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Death From Above: US Missile Strike Wipes Out ISIS Chief Of Global Ops
The United States, in coordination with Iraqi Intelligence and Security Forces, announced the killing of Abdallah Makki Muslih al-Rifai, also known as "Abu Khadijah," in a precision airstrike in Iraq's Al Anbar Province.
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