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Huckabee Faces Confirmation Hearing to be Israel Envoy

The evangelical and vehement supporter of Israel will face Senators Tuesday as the war in Gaza resumed last week.

By Matthew Lee and Farnoush Amiri / AP

South Africa Leader Says Persecution of Whites 'False Narrative'

President Ramaphosa's comments are his latest attempt to push back against claims made by Donald Trump and Elon Musk.

By Gerald Imray / AP

Court Orders Dissolution of Unification Church in Japan

The Family Federation for World Peace and Unification is the first religious group to face a revocation order under Japan’s civil code.

By MARI YAMAGUCHI / AP

Han Jong-Hee, Samsung Co-CEO, Dies at 63

Han, who was credited with elevating the company’s television business, died at a hospital after being treated for a heart attack.

By Associated Press

Ex-UFC Champion Cain Velasquez Sentenced to Prison for ‘Vigilante’ Shooting

Velasquez was sentenced to five years in prison for a shooting in 2022 where he chased after the man accused of molesting his son.

By JAIMIE DING / AP

Oscar-Winning Director Hamdan Ballal Attacked by Israeli Settlers

Ballal, a Palestinian co-director of the Academy Award-winning documentary 'No Other Land,' was detained by the Israel military in the West Bank.

By JULIA FRANKEL / AP

Trump Officials Discuss War Plans Over Group Chat With Journalist

The NSC said it was looking into how a journalist was added to the group chat that included the Defense Secretary, Vice President, and other top officials.

By TARA COPP, AAMER MADHANI and ERIC TUCKER / AP

This Quaint U.S. Exclave Is Grappling With Trump's Trade War

Locals in Point Roberts, Washington, are growing worried the border town can't survive the rising hostility between the U.S. and Canada.

By Sally Ho / AP

U.S. and Russia Hold Ukraine Cease-Fire Talks

Kyiv and Moscow agreed in principle to a limited cease-fire proposal last week, while American negotiators are working to hammer out the details.

By Jon Gambrell and Illia Novikov / AP

Former Congresswoman Mia Love Dies at 49

Love, who battled brain cancer, became the first Black Republican woman elected to Congress in 2014 and represented Utah for two terms.

By HANNAH SCHOENBAUM and MATTHEW BROWN / AP

March Madness Already Has No Perfect Brackets

The handful of remaining perfect brackets busted out on Sunday during just the second round of the 2025 NCAA Tournament.

By Associated Press

Court in South Korea Overturns Impeachment of Prime Minister

The Constitutional Court reinstated Han Duck-soo as acting President, as a ruling on President Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment is still to come.

By HYUNG-JIN KIM / AP

Tiger Woods Reveals He’s Dating Vanessa Trump

Vanessa is the ex-wife of Don Jr. and the mother of the President’s granddaughter Kai, who is an avid golfer and attends the same school as Woods’ two children.

By DOUG FERGUSON / AP

Education Secretary Says Columbia University on Track to Recover Funding

Linda McMahon described “great conversations” with Columbia's interim president, Katrina Armstrong.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Venezuela to Resume Repatriation of Migrants After Deal with U.S.

Venezuela will once again accept repatriation flights from the United States carrying its deported nationals, a Venezuelan official said.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Wildfires Prompt Evacuations, Emergency Declaration in the Carolinas

In South Carolina, Gov. Henry McMaster declared a state of emergency Saturday as part of an effort to stop a blaze in Pickens County.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Pope Francis Arrives Home to Vatican After Five-Week Hospital Stay

Before leaving the hospital, the Pope gave a thumbs-up to the crowd after he was wheeled out onto the balcony overlooking the main entry.

By NICOLE WINFIELD, PAOLO SANTALUCIA and TRISHA THOMAS / AP

Kitty Dukakis, Wife of Former Presidential Candidate, Dies at 88

Dukakis won high marks as a political campaigner during her husband's 1988 presidential efforts, stumping tirelessly for him.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Pope Francis Will Be Released From the Hospital on Sunday, Doctors Say

Gemelli medical director Dr. Sergio Alfieri said Saturday that Francis will require at least two months of rest and rehabilitation.

By NICOLE WINFIELD, TRISHA THOMAS and GIADA ZAMPANO / AP

Lawsuit Says Trump Administration Unlawfully Shuttered Voice of America

A lawsuit filed late Friday accuses the Trump Administration of unlawfully shutting down the Voice of America.

By DAVID BAUDER / AP
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