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Supporters of McCarthy’s speaker bid claim opposition being dishonest

Driving the Republican stalemate over the election of a new House speaker is a belief among supporters of Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) that his insurgent opponents are not honest negotiators.

France offers ‘high-performance’ tanks to Ukraine, in contrast with Biden and Germany

French President Emmanuel Macron has agreed to send “wheeled tanks” to Ukraine, a milestone arms transfer that could set a precedent for other Western states.

Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei hints at loosening hijab rules after four months of uprising

Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei hinted during a speech Wednesday that the Iranian regime could loosen regulations on women wearing hijabs. The remarks came four months after violent protests broke out across the country.

Parents of benched US soccer star tried to blackmail coach into playing son at World Cup

The parents of American soccer player Giovanni Reyna allegedly contacted the U.S. Soccer Federation with allegations of abuse by coach Greg Berhalter toward his current wife in 1991.

South Korea to develop ‘stealthy drones’ and ‘drone killer system’

South Korea will speed up development of stealth drones this year, according to South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol’s team, in response to North Korea's threats.

WATCH: Dionne Warwick and Dolly Parton announce gospel music collaboration

Dionne Warwick announced Tuesday that she and fellow award-winning singer Dolly Parton are teaming up for a gospel duet.

Liberal Rep. Ro Khanna floats speakership deal if Republicans meet two conditions

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) is open to giving Republicans a lifeline from their speakership turmoil if they meet two conditions and select the "right kind" of Republican.

White House not ‘hiding the ball’ on nominees who failed to clear the Senate

The White House would not say whether it intends to renominate the full slate of presidential selections who failed to win confirmation during the last Congress, igniting questions over whether the administration plans to abandon the path for a faction of candidates.

US Embassy in Cuba reopens visa and consular services

The U.S. Embassy in Havana, Cuba, reopened its visa and consular services on Wednesday for the first time since an unexplained series of health incidents reduced the staff in 2017.

Here are the states increasing their minimum wage in 2023

Anyone working for minimum wage in any of these states will see bigger paychecks now that 2023 has arrived.
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