Trump officially recognizes Jerusalem as Israel's capital, fulfilling a campaign promise after decades of delay, initiating embassy relocation while maintaining commitment to peace negotiations.
Discover how the 13th Amendment abolished slavery in America on December 6, 1865, through Georgia's historic ratification, Lincoln's political maneuvers, and its lasting impact on freedom.
"Biden launches sweeping investigation into food price-fixing, creating DOJ and FTC task forces to combat anti-competitive practices threatening affordability and national security."
NASCAR veteran Michael Annett has died at 39, leaving behind a legacy of resilience highlighted by his 2019 Daytona victory and remembered across the sport as a "true racer."
Discover how 2819 Church's conservative theology and Pastor Mitchell's bold vision transformed a small gathering into one of Atlanta's fastest-growing congregations attracting thousands weekly.
Former President Trump receives unprecedented FIFA Peace Prize at 2026 World Cup draw ceremony, dancing to Village People before US team joins Group D with Australia and Paraguay.
Tony-nominated playwright Jeremy O. Harris faces up to 7 years in Japanese prison after customs officials discovered MDMA in his bag at Naha Airport in Okinawa.
President Biden signs resolution nullifying BLM's Alaska petroleum reserve restrictions, reverting to less restrictive guidelines amid debate over energy independence and environmental concerns.
Trump directs HHS to review US childhood vaccination schedule, comparing it with countries like Denmark and Japan where fewer vaccines are routinely recommended for children.
U.S. recommends vaccines against 18 diseases for children—significantly more than other developed nations—prompting a formal review to compare with simpler international approaches.
