Amazon Drops First Melania Documentary Trailer Ahead of 2025 Inauguration
Amazon releases trailer for $40M Melania Trump documentary offering unprecedented behind-the-scenes access to the incoming First Lady's pre-inauguration preparations.
Americas
Coverage of political and economic developments across North and South America including US foreign policy, regional trade agreements, and Latin American affairs.
US Military Rhetoric on Nigeria Sparks Intervention Concerns
Growing American military discourse regarding Nigeria's internal security challenges raises alarm about potential foreign intervention in West Africa's largest economy.
Rhode Island Campus Shooting: Manhunt Intensifies as Death Toll Rises
Police release new images in search for gunman who killed two and injured nine at Brown University. The attack raises fresh concerns about campus security nationwide.
FIFA Introduces $60 Tickets for 2026 World Cup Amid Affordability Crisis
FIFA creates new $60 supporter entry tier for 2026 World Cup following backlash over high prices. Only 1.6% of tickets allocated to this affordable category across all 104 matches.
Mbappé Wins €60M Legal Battle Against PSG in Landmark Ruling
Paris labor court orders PSG to pay Kylian Mbappé €60 million in unpaid wages and bonuses, marking a significant victory for player rights in European football.
Chile Elects First Far-Right Leader Since Pinochet Era
Jose Antonio Kast's victory marks a dramatic political shift in Chile, bringing arch-conservative ideology back to power after three decades of democratic governance.
Brown University Shooting: FBI Manhunt Intensifies as Campus Reels
Federal authorities expand search efforts as Brown University community mourns two students killed in weekend shooting that left nine injured in Providence.
Warner Bros Battle Divides Hollywood Amid Global Media Upheaval
Industry insiders reveal deep divisions as Warner Bros faces corporate restructuring that could reshape global entertainment power dynamics and international content distribution.
US Lifts Sanctions on Brazilian Judge Who Convicted Bolsonaro
The US Treasury has removed sanctions on Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes and his wife following his role in overseeing former President Bolsonaro's conviction.
Chile Elects Ultra-Conservative Kast as President Amid Security Fears
Jose Antonio Kast wins Chile's presidency on hardline immigration and crime platform. The Pinochet admirer's victory marks a dramatic rightward shift for Latin America's most stable democracy.
JetBlue Near-Miss With US Military Jet Raises Venezuela Tensions
A JetBlue pilot narrowly avoided collision with an unmarked US Air Force tanker near Venezuela, highlighting growing military activity in the region.
Brown University Shooting: 2 Dead, 9 Wounded During Finals Week
A deadly shooting at Brown University during final exams leaves 2 dead and 9 wounded. Police detain person of interest as campus security concerns escalate nationwide.