
Trump Accounts Auto Enrollment: Treasury Signs Up 60 Million Children
Treasury will auto-enroll 60 million children in Trump Accounts starting this week. Full eligibility rules, the $1,000 deposit, and how parents claim it.
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Treasury will auto-enroll 60 million children in Trump Accounts starting this week. Full eligibility rules, the $1,000 deposit, and how parents claim it.
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Pittsburgh dealt its 26-year-old starting corner to Dallas late Wednesday for a 2028 second-rounder and a 2027 sixth, ending a contract standoff that had already kept him off the field for three games. It is the…
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A small passenger bus was raked by gunfire in western Homs. The verified facts are limited, the human toll is clear, and an unresolved motive makes careful attribution essential.
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The same-day pairing of a pipeline explosion and a bus ambush exposes how fragile security and energy are in post-Assad Syria.
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Google's biggest Gemini model is finally here, but not for the public. Argon opens behind a cybersecurity gate, carrying ambitious benchmark claims, a million-token output ceiling and a price designed to make…
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In a 7 a.m. national broadcast marking 66 years of independence from Britain, President Bola Tinubu declared Nigeria has "passed through its own Red Sea" — but with economic pain still biting and the 2027 elections…
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The annual inflation adjustment puts a few more dollars on millions of EBT cards. The deeper change is fiscal: Washington is shifting far more of the program's operating cost—and eventually some benefit risk—to state…
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Seoul says Washington turned conditional talks into a firm dollar commitment. The dispute exposes how much of the celebrated energy package is still political theater rather than project finance.
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Washington and Seoul bundled reactors, an Alaska LNG corridor and a Texas power complex into a $200 billion headline. The ambition is vast; details are thin.
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Japan is raising the permanent-residency application fee from ¥10,000 to ¥200,000 and moving other residence renewals to a seven-tier scale, turning immigration status into a much larger household expense.
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Kabul says Pakistani aircraft struck civilian homes in Kunar and Helmand after three months of relative calm. The reported toll has not been independently verified, and Pakistan's military has not commented.
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A head constable allegedly opened fire with his service rifle inside a CISF camp at the Sewa-II hydroelectric project in Kathua district. Four personnel died, the accused was arrested, and the force ordered a Court…
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A federal judge in Oakland ruled the administration skipped required rulemaking for the $100,000 H-1B fee — and a permanent $103,000 charge now looms.
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The Flydubai FZ1073 cockpit stabbing: a wounded captain, a plumber who rushed the flight deck and two relief pilots turned catastrophe into a Tabuk landing.
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Gill’s unbeaten 223 and Rohit Sharma’s 101 turned West Indies’ first 400-plus ODI total into India’s biggest chase, completed with 39 balls to spare.
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The Iran Janfada campaign has begun training teenagers for military and security roles, with younger children promised age-specific instruction. Tehran calls it national defense; rights groups call it child recruitment.
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India's Chinar Corps identified the man recovered after Operation Korag as Mohammad Asif alias Hashim Moosa. Pakistan's ISPR now disputes that identification and has presented a retired soldier of the same name…
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The inspector general found no crime in the Fed's $2.5 billion renovation but flagged management failures — and President Donald Trump demanded Powell resign.
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Portugal's record scorer walked out of Copenhagen after Jorge Jesus left him unused against Norway. The facts establish a rupture; they do not yet establish retirement.
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The United States Senate blocked the first major federal attempt to answer a question now sitting on millions of kitchen tables: who pays for the electricity that artificial-intelligence data centers devour? In one…
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For one hour in Burbank, California's two would-be governors finally shared a stage: Xavier Becerra, the veteran Democrat sitting on a 25-point poll lead, and Steve Hilton, the Republican betting that anger over…
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Cardinal Matteo Zuppi's third Moscow mission kept a papal back-channel alive on prisoners, children and civilians. Its value is measured less by a breakthrough than by whether access can become verifiable…
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Zelenskyy visited a forward command post near Lyman on September 30, spotlighting the Vivaldi operation’s 176 sq km of reclaimed Donetsk territory in the east.
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Iran hanged two men over January protest killings in Mashhad — four dead officers, two executions, and a crackdown accelerating since the U.S.-Iran war began.
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Belgium's defence minister warns of a 'dark winter' of Russian hybrid attacks on Europe — while admitting air-defence stocks to answer them are incomplete.
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Pope Leo XIV says Ukraine peace needs concessions — arms can't substitute for talks. But neither Kyiv nor Moscow looks ready to give up ground.
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After the Supreme Court lifted a last-minute stay, Tennessee injected Christa Pike twice. She remained conscious, retained a heartbeat and was taken to a hospital while her lawyers sought emergency intervention.
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A federal appeals court stayed Christa Pike's execution an hour before lethal injection — reopening whether childhood abuse got a fair sentencing hearing.
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Nearly 5 million displaced and half the clinics gone: WHO and NRC say Yemen's health system is collapsing. Winter is coming for the world's forgotten war.
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Tesla has secured $30 billion in fresh borrowing capacity, transforming its balance sheet into a launchpad for Optimus, Cybercab, Cortex data centers, solar manufacturing and a shared chip factory with SpaceX.
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