A US court released a new batch of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, a millionaire and jet-setting financier who killed himself in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges.

Court documents of Jeffrey Epstein unsealed; more than 150 names revealed

South Korean and US troops recently conducted joint combat firing drills near the North Korean border, utilizing heavy weapons in an exercise aimed at testing and enhancing combat readiness.

South Korea, US hold firing drills near North Korea border

Hospitals in at least four US states have reinstated mask mandates amid a rise in cases of Covid, seasonal flu and other respiratory illness. Watch this report to know more.

US: Covid and flu cases on the rise; mask mandates return

Iran blamed Israel and the United States on Wednesday for twin bomb blasts that killed at least 95 people in the country's south, ripping through a crowd commemorating Revolutionary Guards general Qasem Soleimani four years after his death in a US strike.

Iran blames US & Israel's role in twin blast, vows harsh response

Hassan Sharif, the Imam who was shot Wednesday outside a mosque in Newark, New Jersey, has died. The shooting occurred near the corner of Camden Street and South Orange Avenue. Officials say evidence of Imam's killing not linked to terrorism.

US Imam shot dead, officials say evidence of killing not linked to terrorism

Top Biden administration officials huddled with Mexico’s president in urgent talks Wednesday to slow the record pace of illegal crossings at the U.S. southern border, just as congressional negotiators raced to reach a deal to tighten America’s immigration laws.

US-Mexico migrant crisis: Republican senators visit Texas border over migration crisis

North Korea: Allies pushing region into brink of Nuclear War

Former President Donald Trump appealed to the US supreme court on Wednesday to undo the Colorado ruling that removed him from the ballot in the western state under the 14th amendment to the US constitution.

US: Trump asks Supreme Court to overturn Colorado ruling removing him from ballot

South Korea, US conduct week-long firing drills near North Korea border

Iran blames Israel & US for deadly blasts near Qasem Soleimani's tomb

Government affairs across different state capitols in the US were disrupted briefly on Wednesday (Jan 3) after a bomb threat was emailed to officials. The threats prompted evacuations from buildings but no explosives were found as federal authorities dismissed them as hoaxes.

US: Hoax bomb threats prompt evacuations at multiple Capitols

Trump asks US Supreme Court to overturn Colorado ruling removing him from ballot

Hassan Sharif, the Imam who was shot Wednesday outside a mosque in Newark, New Jersey, has died. The shooting occurred near the corner of Camden Street and South Orange Avenue.

US: Imam dies after shooting outside New Jersey mosque

As the countdown begins for the US Presidential race, trouble is mounting for Donald Trump. Maine's top official had removed Trump from 2024 primary ballot. Trump calls election official a 'biased decision maker.'

US: Donald Trump appeals disqualification from Maine primary ballot

The United States is now the largest exporter of liquefied natural gas. Record exports in December has helped the US. To overtake market leaders Qatar & Australia. A record 8.6 million metric tons of lng left US terminals in December.

Record exports in December help US overtake Qatar | World Business Watch

Texas can ban emergency abortions. A US Federal appeals court has ruled that this means the US government cannot force doctors to perform even abortions necessary to stabilize patients in emergency rooms.

Federal Appeals Court rules Texas can ban emergency abortions

Several more States in the United States are implementing gun safety laws known as red flag laws. California, Illinois and Colorado mark the New Year by implementing extreme risk protection orders also known as red flag laws.

US: California to ban guns in most public places

US-Mexico migration talks: Mexican President agrees to help control migrant surge

Harvard's first Black president, Claudine Gay, resigned after criticism regarding her response to anti-semitism on campus. Gay is the second Ivy League president to resign in the past month following the congressional testimony.

Harvard President Claudine Gay quits amid row over response on anti-semitism

The United States slammed recent remarks made by Israeli far-right ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir advocating for the resettlement of Palestinians outside Gaza. The comments from ministers appear to underscore fears in much of Arab world that Israel wants to drive Palestinians out.

US slams Israeli minister's 'Resettle Gaza's Palestinians' call

In an important development, the United States has agreed with Qatar to keep its large military base in operation in the Middle East. Quoting sources from the US Department of Defense Reports say that the 10-year extension concerns the Al Udeid Air Base in the desert Southwest of Doha is the biggest US military installation in East Asia.

US to keep operating Al Udeid air base in Qatar for 10 years

US: Former President Trump challenges Maine election disqualification

US prosecutors unveiled new criminal charges against Senator Robert Menendez on Tuesday, alleging he took bribes to help a businessman secure investment from a fund with ties to Qatar's government.

US senator Bob Menendez faces new corruption charges involving bribes and Qatar deal

US: Former President Trump challenges 'arbitrary removal', appeals Maine election disqualification

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