The US embassy in London issued a security warning for Americans in the UK and Europe, while homes were evacuated after an explosion near a Northern Ireland police station.
Alibaba has led a major funding round for Chinese AI video generation company ShengShu as tech firms explore alternatives to large language models.
Connecticut health officials confirmed the first case of clade I mpox in the United States after a patient traveled to Western Europe.
Three Norwegian brothers of Iraqi origin were arrested by police in connection with an explosion at the U.S. embassy in Norway.
A court has determined the UK is not obligated to pay Rwanda following the withdrawal of an asylum agreement between the countries.
Angela Lipps was arrested and jailed for months based on a facial recognition match before bank records proved she was in Tennessee at the time.
Slovakia plans legal action against EU's Russian gas restrictions while tensions escalate over European involvement in Ukraine conflict.
Americans confront retirement savings shortfalls, debt collection challenges, tax payment difficulties, and Social Security scams.
Energy companies Chevron and Shell are reportedly close to securing significant oil production agreements in Venezuela following recent changes in US sanctions policy.
San Francisco rental prices increased 22% year-over-year, significantly outpacing other major US cities amid broader housing affordability challenges.
Senior State Department officials traveled to Cuba last week for meetings with Cuban government representatives in Havana.
Researchers at Columbia University have created a two-step RNA therapy that could potentially repair cardiovascular tissue damaged by heart attacks.
Federal prosecutors support unsealing Epstein's purported suicide note while victims seek changes to New York law for estate lawsuits.
Eighteen Nebraska football players are challenging the College Sports Commission's rejection of third-party NIL deals worth over $1 million total.
Small US businesses seek tariff refunds while European companies and officials express concerns about potential new trade barriers.
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