With a January deadline looming, the House moves toward a final round of spending bills, hoping to avert a partial shutdown. But the DHS funding measure has Democrats sounding alarms over immigration enforcement and new oversight limits, setting up a tense clash over how federal funds are spent. As the GOP pushes forward, supporters tout…

New photos from the University of Idaho murders offer an unsettling, behind-the-scenes look at the night that shocked a college town. As fresh details surface and questions linger, the images raise new questions about the case and its impact on the victims’ families and the community.

A welfare check in North Hollywood ended in a deadly discovery and a growing homicide investigation. A Glendale firefighter has been arrested on suspicion of murder as detectives piece together what happened inside the home.

At Davos, a bold new “Board of Peace” promises an action-first approach to diplomacy with a potential tie to the United Nations. Yet across the globe, leaders question its aim, scope, and real impact on global governance.

Historic arrival: a U.S. warship docks at Ream Naval Base for the first time since renovations funded by a major partner. The visit raises questions about regional influence and future maritime cooperation in Southeast Asia, as Cambodia reiterates openness to allies and joint security partnerships.

Whispers swirl around a top Politburo figure as his longtime aide faces a string of career upheavals. A wave of resignations has observers wondering what the next moves mean for Guangdong’s power circles and the fate of those closest to him. Alliances and influence hang in the balance.

Footage from a Wasatch County helicopter crash near Timber Lakes captures a dramatic moment of danger and survival. Four people were aboard, and responders moved quickly as investigators begin to piece together what happened.

A narrow 215-215 vote exposed deep rifts over who controls U.S. war powers in Venezuela. With questions about strategy, transparency, and accountability, the debate highlights the fragility of executive actions abroad and the push for congressional oversight.

An unexpected new chapter unfolds for the Sundance Film Festival as it relocates to Boulder next year, while its creative heartbeat remains rooted in Utah. The move is framed as a fresh beginning—imperfect, dynamic, and grounded in independent storytelling—honoring a legacy while inviting new voices to the spotlight.

Unexplained absences at the highest levels of China’s leadership have sparked fresh speculation about power dynamics within Beijing and the military. As Xi Jinping pursues a sweeping anti-corruption drive, observers wonder what these developments may mean for the future of China’s political and military leadership.

A sweeping new National Defense Strategy signals a dramatic pivot, urging allies to shoulder more security responsibilities while prioritizing Western Hemisphere interests. It rethinks the roles of China, Russia, and Europe, hinting at a more self-reliant, America-first posture—without revealing the full plan.