The Federal Communications Commission has prohibited imports of new consumer networking equipment manufactured outside the United States, citing national security risks.
Connie Ballmer donated $80 million to NPR following federal funding cuts during the Trump administration.
Mark Sanfratello pleaded guilty to killing his girlfriend Teresa Peroni in 1983 after new forensic evidence connected him to the decades-old case.
NASA has released detailed timelines for establishing a lunar outpost and developing nuclear-powered spacecraft for Mars exploration.
Violence in Haiti's Artibonite region left at least 70 dead and displaced nearly 6,000 people, according to human rights organizations.
Six people face federal charges for allegedly stealing vehicles worth nearly $1 million from the Washington DC area for resale in the US and Ghana.
February economic data showed divergent trends, with US private payrolls surging while French services remained in contraction and UK services expanded.
The Serious Fraud Office conducted raids and arrested four individuals in connection with an alleged conspiracy to defraud public funds.
Israeli military strikes on energy infrastructure in Tehran created large smoke plumes over the Iranian capital city.
Two defendants entered not guilty pleas to charges related to bringing homemade explosives to a protest outside the New York City mayor's residence.
Hollywood writers union and studios have reached a contract agreement, ending a standoff during a challenging period for the entertainment industry.
Federal authorities arrested suspects in a $270 million Medi-Cal fraud scheme, with prosecutors describing the case as indicative of broader fraud issues.
Multiple players from Iran's women's national soccer team have applied for asylum in Australia following their participation in the Women's Asian Cup.
Security researchers attribute malware insertion into widely-used Axios open-source project to North Korean threat actors.
Chinese authorities are intensifying crackdowns on religious groups and political dissidents through asset seizures and institutional pressure campaigns.
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