President Donald Trump said any country trafficking illegal drugs into the United States could be subject to military attack, prompting a sharp rebuke from Colombian President Gustavo Petro amid rising regional tensions

Washington has signaled to Kyiv that it must accept a U.S.-drafted peace framework requiring territorial concessions and limits on Ukraine’s armed forces, sources say, as President Zelenskiy seeks support from Turkey and prepares to meet U.S. military officials

The FAA will reduce flight capacity at 40 major airports as staffing shortages from the record government shutdown raise safety concerns, according to officials

Its significance for the teaching of Greek language and the bonds created by Greek American and foreign students to our country

Professor Georgios Anagnostou, holder of the Miltiadis Marinakis Endowed Professorship of Modern Greek Language and Culture at The Ohio State University in the United States, will share his experience in teaching the Greek language abroad during the upcoming conference

Students who studied the Greek language at Ohio State University speak about the importance of the establishment of the Miltiadis Marinakis Endowed Professorship, their experiences, and the value of Greek culture.

With complete success and a large turnout, the digital discussion organized by the Miltiadis Marinakis Endowed Professorship at Ohio State University was held, focusing on Culture and Education in the Greek-American Community

A federal judge has ruled that the U.S. government must continue funding the food assistance program that supports over 42 million Americans, despite the ongoing shutdown that began on October 1

Leaked private group chats reveal extremist, racist, and violent rhetoric among young U.S. political figures, prompting resignations and raising concerns over political culture and online behavior

The New York Times reports that Washington has suspended nearly all visa approvals for Palestinian passport holders, blocking travel for study, business and medical care

Health officials confirmed the first human infection with the New World screwworm in the United States, linked to travel abroad. While the public health risk is considered low, concerns are growing over its potential impact on livestock and the U.S. cattle industry

The new visa bond program will last approximately one year. While consular officials can select from three bond levels, the most common requirement is expected to be $10,000 or more

The U.S. continues to reinforce its military footprint across Asia, maintaining tens of thousands of troops in Japan and South Korea. On the American territory of Guam, the U.S. military has strengthened its presence by building a new base to house 5,000 Marines

The United States, once an active participant in the UN Human Rights Council, withdrew from the body during Donald Trump’s presidency, claiming it was biased against Israel

The Kremlin welcomed the news, claiming the conflict could end sooner if fewer arms reach Ukraine

Iran halts cooperation with the UN nuclear watchdog, restricting inspections and citing Western bias after IAEA ruling and reported damage to its Fordow site from a U.S. bombing

The potential for rate cuts has already impacted the U.S. dollar, which dipped 0.2% on Monday