The White House is set to share more about a massive new ballroom in the East Wing. This project, backed by President Donald Trump, has sparked quite a debate. Critics argue it's a waste of money and power, while supporters see it as a modern upgrade. The ballroom, estimated to cost $400 million, i
People often have strong opinions against immigrants. This is a big problem because it can cause tension in society. But what if we could change how people see immigrants? Recent research shows that when people learn about immigrants' hard work and efforts, they start to view them more positively.
During a festive phone call with kids, a former U. S. president brought up some unexpected topics. While chatting with children as part of the NORAD Tracks Santa event, he couldn't resist throwing in comments about energy and elections. One young girl asked for a Christmas wish, and the president p
In a surprising turn of events, a U. S. judge has put a temporary halt to the Trump administration's plan to detain Imran Ahmed, a British activist fighting against online misinformation. Ahmed, who lives in New York, is the CEO of the Center for Countering Digital Hate. The U. S. government accused
The upcoming verdict in the 1MDB case against former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak is more than just a legal matter. It's a test for the current government's stability. Najib, who is already serving time for earlier convictions, faces more charges. These involve the alleged transfer of aroun
The recent UN climate summit in Brazil sparked discussions about the shifting attitudes towards climate change. Some argue that the intense focus on climate alarmism is fading. For instance, Europe's green energy policies have cut emissions but have also hurt the economy. Meanwhile, figures like Don
In a recent presidential election, Honduras made a significant political shift. Nasry Asfura, a conservative candidate, was declared the winner. This result is part of a broader trend in Latin America, where right-leaning politicians are gaining more influence. Asfura, who previously served as the
North Korea has recently showcased the outer shell of what it claims is a nuclear-powered submarine. This development comes as a response to South Korea's plans to build its own nuclear-powered submarine, which North Korea views as a threat to its security. The construction of this submarine has be
In 2025, the world found itself at a crossroads, with the international order established after World War II facing unprecedented challenges. The rules and laws that had governed global relations for decades were under siege, and the United States, once a central figure in creating this order, was n
Europe is not happy with the US. They say the US is being unfair by banning visas for some important people. These people include Thierry Breton, who helped create rules for the internet in Europe. The US thinks these rules are too strict and stop free speech. But Europe says they are needed to cont
