Scott Jennings, considered a frontrunner to be the next White House press secretary, was on-air Friday and broke the news to his radio audience that Katie Zacharia's tenure appeared to be finished.

US lawmakers and critics have condemned President Donald Trump’s decision to waive key Russia sanctions and tariff provisions under the Lindsey Graham Act, accusing him of siding with Vladimir Putin and betraying Ukraine. The move comes amid a Russian diesel supply deal, rising US fuel prices and India’s concerns over potential tariffs.

The US and Myanmar’s military-backed government held talks in Tokyo last week, their second meeting in a month, as Washington seeks cooperation on scam centres targeting Americans and explores access to Myanmar’s rare-earth deposits. The renewed engagement signals a shift in US policy despite continuing sanctions and concerns over human rights abuses.

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The Secret Service is struggling to respond to an increasingly complex threat landscape - and threats against President Donald Trump.

How can a 19th-century classic speak to audiences in 2026? CGTN goes behind the scenes of the original Chinese musical Jane Eyre to discover how Charlotte Brontë's timeless masterpiece is being reimagined for the contemporary stage.

EU leaders are set to tell Volodymyr Zelensky to tone down his public criticism of Donald Trump amid fears he is further damaging the relationship between Washington and Kyiv.

Molly Martens first made headlines when she and her father, Tom Martens, killed her then-husband Jason Corbett from Limerick, at their marital home in North Carolina.

A report by Bernstein indicates that the luxury goods industry faces challenges due to reduced Chinese consumer demand. Economic factors such as falling property prices and youth unemployment are contributing to a weakened market. Companies may need to adjust their pricing strategies to meet consumer expectations for affordability and value.