American killer in Bali ‘suitcase murder’ case deported from Indonesia to face US charges

Tommy Schaefer, 32, an American convicted of murder in Indonesia, was deported Tuesday and has arrived in the United States. Schaefer was released from prison on the island of Bali last week and transferred to an immigration detention facility before boarding a flight for the US. Bali Murder Case Returns to US Soil Schaefer was … Read more

Biggest risk to the economy now? Goldman says it’s a stock market correction

The Stock Market Correction Risk Looms Over 2026 Economic Growth Goldman Sachs is sounding the alarm: a stock market correction poses the biggest near-term risk to the U.S. Economy’s continued expansion in 2026. Despite forecasting a 2.5% GDP growth for the year, driven by fiscal stimulus, looser monetary policy, and easing trade tensions, the firm’s … Read more

Northeast US digs out from brutal snowstorm

Millions across the northeastern United States contended with travel to school and work on Tuesday as they dug out from a major storm that, in some areas, broke records for snowfall, canceled flights, disrupted transit, and downed power lines. Even as the snow moved north, giving way to sunshine in parts of the region, National … Read more

US Women’s Hockey: Team Declines Trump Invitation | Olympics News

Olympics and Politics: A Growing Chill Between Athletes and the White House The U.S. Women’s Olympic ice hockey team’s decision to decline President Donald Trump’s invitation to the State of the Union address marks the latest instance of political friction involving American athletes. This follows a congratulatory call where the President joked about potential impeachment … Read more

Indonesia’s BPJPH Assures Public of Strict US Halal Standards

Indonesia’s Halal Product Assurance Organizing Agency (BPJPH) has moved to reassure consumers that U.S. Products imported into Indonesia will continue to be subject to halal certification requirements. The statement from BPJPH head Ahmad Haikal Hasan came amid circulating reports that a recent trade agreement between Indonesia and the United States would eliminate the need for … Read more

Commentary: No end in sight to Russia’s war in Ukraine on its fourth anniversary

The Ukraine Conflict: Beyond Donbas – A Shifting Landscape of Modern Warfare Four years after Russia’s full-scale invasion, the initial expectation of a swift victory has dramatically unraveled. While Russia currently controls Luhansk, one half of the Donbas region, the other half, Donetsk, remains a fiercely contested battleground. This protracted conflict highlights a significant shift … Read more

AI fears and tariff confusion spook U.S. markets

AI’s New Frontier: How Anthropic’s Code Security Tool is Shaking Up Cybersecurity The cybersecurity landscape is bracing for disruption. Anthropic’s recent launch of Claude Code Security, an AI-powered tool designed to scan code for vulnerabilities and suggest fixes, has sent ripples through the tech world, particularly impacting companies heavily invested in traditional security solutions. Shares … Read more

Trump denies top US officer warned of Iran strike risks

Trump Disputes General’s Warnings on Iran Strike Risks President Donald Trump has publicly refuted reports that his top military advisor, General Dan Caine, cautioned against a potential military strike on Iran. This disagreement, surfacing on Monday, February 23, 2026, highlights a critical tension within the administration regarding the handling of escalating tensions with Tehran. While … Read more

Pulisic to Liverpool? Heskey Backs USA Star as Salah Replacement

Could Christian Pulisic Be the Answer to Liverpool’s Salah Dilemma? Liverpool faces a potential shake-up in its attack as speculation mounts over Mohamed Salah’s future. With a contract running through 2027, the Egyptian superstar has shown signs of frustration and a dip in form – failing to score in the Premier League since November 1. … Read more

‘A check on his power’: Trump weakened but not deterred after tariff ruling, say analysts

Trump’s Tariff Tightrope: Navigating Uncertainty After the Supreme Court Ruling The recent Supreme Court ruling regarding the use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose broad tariffs hasn’t ended Donald Trump’s ability to shape global trade – it’s merely shifted the landscape. While the court blocked the use of IEEPA for sweeping, … Read more