U.S. Mint ends production of the penny
After more than two centuries in circulation – and with billions of one-cent coins out there, today was the final day for making the penny.
Epstein email called Trump the ‘dog that hasn’t barked,’ claimed he ‘spent hours’ with victim
The email from 2011 was part of thousands of documents released by the Epstein estate in November 2025.
How did House Democrats get latest Epstein emails?
How did House Democrats get the latest Jeffrey Epstein emails? “Here’s the Scoop” co-host Yasmin Vossoughian talked with NBC News’ Ryan Nobles about how they
Video shows ‘racist cop’ kicking Black FBI agent out of coffee shop?
A YouTube account hosting the alleged police body camera video said the incident occurred in Seattle and led to a $6 million lawsuit.
House is poised to approve measure to end longest government shutdown in U.S. history
The House is scheduled to take a final vote on a spending package to end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.
Pope Leo in ‘shock’ as man urinates on altar at St. Peter’s Basilica during Holy Mass
A man urinated on the Altar of Confession during a holy mass at St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican on Friday before being taken away
Why this is dangerous terrain for Trump
The newly released files have dragged Tweety McTreason’s name back into one of the darkest scandals of modern American life.
Epstein said Andrew did have photo taken with Virginia Giuffre, emails show
Newly released emails from Jeffrey Epstein include one in which the late paedophile financier describes how Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor did have his photo taken with victim
How Trump-era funding cuts endanger efforts to empower Haiti’s farmers
In Haiti, the UN has sought to source more produce from local farmers. Could foreign aid cuts unravel those efforts?
Why France is ready to pull the plug on Shein
Paris’s antipathy for fast-fashion brand Shein hit new highs after illicit products were found on its marketplace.
Iraqi PM al-Sudani’s coalition comes first in parliamentary election
With no clear majority, formation of next government will require intensive deal-making among strongest blocs.
Poor, minorities have more risk factors for Alzheimer’s, study shows
A study published Wednesday reports “significant” disparities in the risk of dementia for lower income and non-white ethnicities in the United States.