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A fire at an apartment building in Washington D.C. killed one person and critically injured another. The fire displaced over 400 residents. It also sent over a dozen people to the hospital

A fire at an apartment building in Washington D.C. killed one person and critically injured another. The fire displaced over 400 residents. It also sent over a dozen people to the hospital

The US has ended indefinite stays for students, exchange visitors and journalists on F, J and I visas. The rule imposes fixed terms, tighter vetting and shorter post-study timelines.

For generations, towering concrete silos have been among the defining features of the American Corn Belt, standing beside red barns and sprawling fields as enduring symbols of rural life. But as modern farming practices evolve, many of these once-essential structures are disappearing from the landscape.

There is something special in spotting a wild animal in its natural environment. Whether it is a mountain lion or a grizzly bear, these moments are the main objective of any outdoor adventure.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Wednesday announced the launch of the first-ever Economic Diplomacy Action Group, saying the initiative would leverage the full strength of the US government to support American companies, create jobs for American workers, and attract investment into the United States.

The screenings will be conducted annually as part of service members' required medical screenings for those 30 and older.

The Department of War has announced a new screening programme for testosterone deficiency among its service members. Under this initiative, warfighters aged thirty and older will undergo annual testing as part of their periodic health assessment. Service members under the age of thirty can voluntarily opt for the screening. If a deficiency is detected and treatment is recommended, receiving testosterone replacement therapy remains entirely voluntary. The initiative aims to restore and optimise the natural capabilities of the warriors, protect their longevity, and ensure they have the biological foundation required to sustain the fight on the modern battlefield.

US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has announced a new initiative requiring annual testosterone screenings for service members aged 30 and above, saying the move is aimed at ensuring troops remain on the "leading edge of lethality."

Pete Hegseth in a video message said that the policy aims to ensure troops remain strong, resilient and capable of doing everything and be mentally prepared for the modern battlefield demands.