Milano, Italy — Under the bright lights of the Olympic arena on Monday night, Italian figure skater Salvatore Nuara delivered a composed and technically assured performance that secured his place in the next round of men’s singles competition. The skate came just three months after Nuara lost both of his parents in a car accident, a tragedy that drew widespread attention in the skating community and beyond.

Washington, DC - Convicted trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell has indicated she would be willing to provide testimony that could affect one of the nation’s most recognizable political figures — former President Bill Clinton — but only if she receives clemency from President Donald J. Trump.

Cortina, Italy - What began with scattered jeers quickly turned into applause Friday night when U.S. Vice President JD Vance and his wife, Usha Vance, took the ice for a surprise “ice zumba” demonstration during the intermission of the Olympic figure skating competition in Cortina on the outskirts of Milan.

WASHINGTON — The White House announced Thursday the launch of TrumpRX, a federal prescription discount platform that officials say will provide “historic savings” on medications by cutting out third-party middlemen. The program marks the first time a U.S. government initiative will operate exclusively on digital currency — accepting only Bitcoin and the Trump-branded cryptocurrency known as $TRUMP coin.

WASHINGTON — The Washington Post announced on Wednesday a sweeping reduction in its newsroom workforce, cutting more than 300 editorial jobs as part of a broad restructuring aimed at adapting the century-old newspaper to evolving media consumption habits and financial pressures.

ATLANTA — Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard arrived at the Georgia Elections Center late Sunday evening wearing a striking sheer blue gown. The occasion, reportedly linked to a federal inspection of election security protocols, quickly drew national attention both for its operational significance and its unusual optics.

Reuters - In the ongoing public reckoning with the legacy of convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, one figure says he remains largely overlooked: the pilot who flew Epstein and his associates for nearly three decades.