The Latest Breaking News from United States

The sixth-generation Chevrolet Camaro died in 2023, leaving no direct replacement for GM's fabled pony car. Rumors surrounding its return have been circulating since, but this latest report suggests we could be waiting a long time for a new muscle car from Chevy—if it even happens at all.

The change comes as the Trump administration has allowed law enforcement to access areas that were previously off-limits, like houses of worship

North Korea rejects denuclearization plan, US, South Korea, Japan affirm support. Trump maintains relations with Kim Jong Un.

Progressive group Indivisible organizes protests against Elon Musk, urging accountability and responsible government spending.

Federal judge schedules hearing on Justice Department's request to dismiss corruption charges against Mayor Eric Adams in New York City.

The Dow Jones inched higher on the stock market today after U.S.-Russia talks. A new Warren Buffett stock popped. Nvidia rallied but Meta slid.

Microsoft cofounder and philanthropist Bill Gates has pointed out that millions of lives will be lost if U.S. foreign aid funding isn't reinstated.

Reports show that nearly 28% of Nvidia's revenue in 2024 came from Singapore despite the country only receiving around $600 million worth of GPUs at around the same time.

OnePlus has launched its latest smartwatch, the Watch 3 today and it debuts with the all-new WearOS 5 in the U.S. and Canada.