YouTube has raised monthly subscription fees for its Premium and Music services, the platform's first price increase since 2023, as streaming services continue to adjust pricing models.

No major periodical cicada broods are expected to emerge this year, but isolated 'straggler' cicadas appearing off their 13- or 17-year cycles may be spotted in parts of the eastern and southern U.S., according to entomologists.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel described potential diplomatic engagement with the United States as 'possible but difficult,' citing deep distrust and unfulfilled American commitments, while expressing readiness to defend Cuba against any attack.

President Trump's social media threat that 'a whole civilization will die' if Iran did not reopen the Strait of Hormuz has drawn condemnation for crossing a fundamental line in U.S. leadership and nuclear diplomacy.

Long before the Declaration, lawyer James Otis challenged British writs of assistance in 1761, articulating a philosophy of limited government that directly influenced the Fourth Amendment and America's revolutionary spirit.

Communities in Georgia that strongly supported President Trump are opposing federal plans to establish large immigration detention facilities, with local governments cutting utilities and passing resolutions to block construction.

Nikki Haley has declared she will not run for president in 2028, removing a potential contender from the post-Trump Republican landscape as other figures begin positioning.

Google will pay $135 million to settle a class action alleging Android devices transmitted user data without permission, consuming cellular data. Eligible U.S. users since 2017 could receive payments.

A bipartisan coalition of House members is calling for the resignations of Representatives Eric Swalwell and Tony Gonzales following multiple sexual misconduct allegations, with some preparing expulsion votes.