When federal agents showed up in Memphis promising to tackle violent crime, residents probably expected police work, not mass immigration arrests.
After two weeks of non-stop bombing, Donald Trump claims Iran slid into his DMs begging to negotiate, but Tehran insists they aren't even talking to him.
Bibi is back at the White House for round eight with Trump while everyone holds their breath over Iran.
When your own experimental AI starts secretly hacking other tech firms, standard patch notes clearly aren't going to cut it.
After two weeks of blasting each other, Washington and Tehran are suddenly pulling back from the brink of total war.
The Pentagon quietly updated its casualty database, proving that military math gets much easier when an ongoing conflict is rebranded as two separate mini-wars.
Russia launched another massive overnight air attack across Ukraine, killing at least 12 people. Meanwhile, Ukrainian drones struck back by targeting 20 Russian ships in the Black Sea.
Having already bagged the No. 2 spot at the Justice Department, Trump's former defense lawyer is now aiming for the corner office.
Immigration encounters are turning into absolute chaos, and another morning operation just ended in tragedy.
When two Supreme Court justices from opposite sides of the political aisle agree on something, you know things are wild.
Handing out giant checks to voters turned out to be legally questionable. Who could have guessed?
While adults panic about robots stealing jobs or writing term papers, someone actually thought to ask high schoolers how they feel about growing up alongside artificial intelligence.