Prince Harry and his wife Meghan joined William and wife Kate on a walkabout among crowds near Windsor Castle on Saturday following the death of their grandmother Queen Elizabeth, raising the prospect of a rapprochement between the brothers.
Judge Aileen Cannon, who is presiding over the legal struggle between the Department of Justice and former President Donald J. Trump, will soon decide among four potential special masters as the fight over how to handle documents seized from Mar-A-Lago continues.
Twenty years ago today, the United States of America suffered one of its darkest days in history – September 11, 2001. We at FISM News remember and honor those who died that day.
A tropical storm off the Pacific Coast brought cooler temperatures and much needed rain to Southern California on Saturday, ending a scorching heat wave and easing fears that a massive wildfire could threaten more residents.
Mayor Muriel Bowser has declared a state of emergency for Washington D.C. as thousands of illegal immigrants have been bused to the district from southern border states.
Apple and Alphabet’s Google are facing a probe over anti-competitive practices in Mexico after the country’s former telecommunications chief filed a complaint, he said in a statement on Twitter on Friday.
Ukrainian forces severed supply lines to all of Russia’s northeastern troops when they seized control of a major railway hub in a major victory for the embattled nation earlier today.
Major U.S. freight railroads said on Friday they were preparing for a possible strike and service disruption a week before a deadline in protracted labor talks.
King Charles III was proclaimed Britain’s new monarch in a ceremony that hasn’t been witnessed by the majority of people alive today.
The United States is deeply concerned by the Russian government’s treatment of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny, State Department spokesperson Ned Price said on Friday.
