The National Catholic Reporter criticized Vice President JD Vance for defending federal agents who fatally shot ICU nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, arguing Vance chose political loyalty over Catholic teachings on human dignity.
Wael Tarabishi, a 30-year-old disabled man with Pompe disease, died on January 23 after his father and primary caregiver Maher was detained by ICE in October, with the family attributing his death to stress from separation and now requesting Maher’s release to attend the funeral.
A new IVF service allows couples to select embryos based on predicted traits including intelligence and height, raising ethical concerns about eugenics and the disposal of unselected embryos.
Trump Accounts will provide $1,000 to newborns whose parents open accounts, invested in U.S. stock index funds until the child turns 18.
Prediction markets show Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem as the most likely Cabinet official to leave President Donald Trump’s administration amid controversies tied to enforcement actions in Minnesota.
A British toddler has made history as one of Guinness World Records’ youngest double record holders after mastering advanced billiards trick shots.
A Trump ally reportedly told European leaders he was shocked and concerned by President Trump’s psychological state after a recent meeting.
A German plant scientist lost two years of academic work stored in ChatGPT after accidentally disabling data sharing, with no recovery option available from OpenAI.
President Donald Trump threatened Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey on social media after the mayor reaffirmed the city’s sanctuary policies and refusal to enforce federal immigration laws following a fatal shooting by immigration officers.
A former French senator has been convicted and jailed for spiking a female MP’s drink with ecstasy in a case that has renewed debate over drug-facilitated sexual assault in France.
