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Prince Harry is seeking a path back into the Royal Family on a "semi-permanent" basis, according to claims aired by British broadcaster Mark Dolan, potentially reviving the "half-in, half-out" arrangement rejected by Queen Elizabeth II when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped away from royal duties in 2020.

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A federal judge sharply challenged the Justice Department over unreleased Jeffrey Epstein records Thursday, warning government lawyers that failure to comply with court orders could result in contempt proceedings with lasting professional consequences as questions persist over FBI interview notes, foreign-language documents and redactions.

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President Donald Trump's secret transfer from Air Force One to another military aircraft during a security scare in Turkey has triggered anger among some White House staff and journalists who reportedly weren't told the president had left their plane as U.S. officials responded to intelligence about a possible Iranian missile threat.

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President Donald Trump's health disclosures are facing renewed scrutiny after prominent cardiologist Dr. Jonathan Reiner questioned the White House's explanations for the president's bruised hands, leg swelling and episodes of apparent drowsiness, while highlighting a medical evaluation that reportedly involved 22 specialist consultants.

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The Trump administration is preparing to intensify its economic campaign against Iran, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent promising measures "that have never been seen on Iran" as negotiations remain stalled and the prolonged disruption of the Strait of Hormuz continues to reverberate through global energy markets.

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