
Grammy-winning songwriter Talay Riley killed in London stabbing at age 35
Talay Riley, who wrote hits for major artists including Dua Lipa and Britney Spears, was fatally stabbed in East London.

Talay Riley, who wrote hits for major artists including Dua Lipa and Britney Spears, was fatally stabbed in East London.

A Baltimore police officer and suspect were both wounded Tuesday in what authorities described as an active shooter incident in northwest Baltimore.

New York City's mayor is reportedly considering backing a Democratic Socialist America challenger against incumbent Representative Adriano Espaillat.

Colorado enacted the nation's first paid NICU leave policy, providing up to 12 weeks for parents with newborns in intensive care.

The United States plans to expedite $16.5 billion worth of weapons deliveries to Middle Eastern allied nations.

An explosion in southern England killed two people Sunday, with police declaring it not terrorism-related despite raised UK threat levels.

Justice Department announces arrests of 18 people in operation against drug trafficking in MacArthur Park area of Los Angeles.
Lululemon is asking shareholders to vote against founder Chip Wilson's proxy fight after talks between the company and Wilson broke down.
Rising oil prices from Middle East tensions are forcing airlines to reduce flights and increase fares as jet fuel costs more than double.

The Biden administration is working with Senate Republicans to establish federal oversight of AI regulation while preempting state laws.
Legal technology startup Sandstone secured $30 million in Series A funding to develop AI tools for in-house legal teams.

Former Army officer Alex Vindman, who testified in Trump's 2019 impeachment proceedings, has announced a run for U.S. Senate.
British broadcaster ITV has been granted permission to show split-screen advertisements during water breaks at the 2026 World Cup in the United States.

Wall Street analysts offer contrasting views on market direction, with some predicting continued gains while others warn of potential crashes.

Apple has announced that hardware engineering chief John Ternus will become the company's next CEO, taking over from Tim Cook.
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