The latest news on President Donald Trump’s return to the White House and the new Congress.

Former Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud discussed his tenure, emphasizing his commitment to constitutional principles and judicial impartiality. He touched on handling political pressures, dynasty allegations, and addressed key issues like the Ayodhya verdict and Article 370, defending the judiciary's integrity.

[Unicef] "I am deeply alarmed by the intensifying violence in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo and its impact on children and families. In North and South Kivu provinces, we are receiving horrific reports of grave violations against children by parties to the conflict, including rape and other forms of sexual violence at levels surpassing anything we have seen in recent years.

Aaditya Thackeray warns regional leaders Nitish Kumar and N Chandrababu Naidu about potential threats from the BJP, citing alleged efforts to weaken regional parties and electoral malpractice. He emphasizes the need for opposition unity to address these issues and ensure fair elections in India.

Trump says Canada is the problem when it comes to drugs. New data from the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) shows this country has a reason to worry about what's pouring in from the U.S.

Air Canada is contesting in court an order by the Canadian Transportation Agency to pay a couple $2,079 for delayed luggage. Critics argue the agency's complaints system needs to change so passengers don’t get dragged into court battles. 

As U.S. President Donald Trump's administration removes access to government websites and databases with critical medical and environmental data used around the world, some Canadian residents are playing key roles in the effort to preserve copies.

They keep justifying their bold moves as combating fraud, but they have been unable so far to point to much of anything that’s actually fraudulent.

Trump has revoked the security clearances of Biden administration officials and his own former allies, while Elon Musk’s security clearance status remains opaque.

The Trump-Putin phone call is incredibly important and is a sign that Washington wants peace in Ukraine, the Kremlin has said Read Full Article at RT.com

At least fifteen people have been injured after a car plowed into a crowd during a union rally in Munich, media report Read Full Article at RT.com

European NATO states’ officials fear the cost of Donald Trump’s Ukraine burden shift, The Financial Times has said Read Full Article at RT.com

The Trump-Putin call is widely seen as a blow to Ukraine and the EU, and a breakthrough for Russia, Western outlets say Read Full Article at RT.com

The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) has thwarted a bombing attack in Pskov, according to a statement Read Full Article at RT.com

Trump has repeatedly stated that he would like to meet Putin

Maria Zakharova expressed gratitude to the IAEA experts for «maintaining their presence there despite the constant threat of Ukrainian attacks, significantly contributing to the common efforts with Russia to ensure the security of the ZNPP and to mitigate any possible consequences of Ukrainian attacks»

The conversation on Wednesday was the first instance of high-level communication between Moscow and Damascus since the regime change in Syria late last year

The cancellation of anti-Russian sanctions was not discussed during the conversation of the two leaders on February 12, Dmitry Peskov said

Dmitry Peskov did not detain energy issues covered by the presidents

Boasting eight-pack abs and a chiselled physique at the age of six, Richard Sandrak could bench press 210 pounds before he hit adolescence and was dubbed 'Little Hercules'.

I had known Dylan for two years. I'd imagined our French wedding, I'd pictured him taking our children on long bike rides. But we never uttered the word 'exclusive' - let alone 'I love you'.

The harsh reality is that the economy has flatlined since Labour came to power - crushed by the chancellor's gloomy rhetoric and business bashing Budget.

Just days before Thanksgiving 2009 medical student John Edward Jones was at home in Utah visiting family with his wife, Emily, and their newly born daughter.