The federal government has reinstalled reworked panels about slavery at George Washington’s Philadelphia home, replacing exhibits that had been in place since 2010, amid ongoing debate over historical accuracy.

A Pew Research Center study finds that favorable views of China now exceed those of the US in 25 of 36 surveyed countries, marking the first time this has occurred across so many nations globally.

Police in Hong Kong arrested five people at two independent bookshops on suspicion of selling materials deemed seditious under national security legislation, with authorities seizing publications.

Over 100 wildfires in northern Ontario have made Toronto’s air quality the worst globally, triggering health warnings and mandatory evacuations from First Nations communities.

Federal funding disruptions have affected 93% of cancer disparities researchers, with grants terminated and ongoing medical trials halted mid-course, threatening progress on reducing disparities among vulnerable populations.

A 68-year-old Berlin electrician has been charged with 22 counts of raping unconscious women and filming the assaults, with investigators believing he may have attacked up to 60 victims total.

House Republicans introduced a $95 billion budget plan focused on defense spending for the Iran war, agricultural assistance, and stricter voter registration requirements ahead of midterm elections.

A special police team is investigating the killing of Andile Mvuyelwa Somgxada, Gauteng leader of March and March, an anti-migrant activist group in South Africa.

Russia intensifies air attacks on Kyiv as political shifts emerge within Ukraine and tensions escalate between Ukraine and Poland over historical memory issues, threatening a once-reliable alliance.