
US Embassy in Baghdad Targeted in Missile Attack, Security Sources Report
The US embassy in Baghdad was reportedly hit by missiles according to Iraqi security sources, though details remain limited.

The US embassy in Baghdad was reportedly hit by missiles according to Iraqi security sources, though details remain limited.

Greenland's Prime Minister told NBC News that residents feel unsafe due to Trump's repeated statements about U.S. control of the territory.

CBS has cancelled Stephen Colbert's Late Show, ending a 33-year late-night television franchise at the network.
Capital One Financial reported a 2% decline in first-quarter revenue to $15.23 billion, while provisions for credit losses decreased during the period.
The European Union's budget oversight body has raised concerns about proposed changes to fiscal rules that would exempt green energy spending from budget constraints.

Musician Afroman is being sued by police officers over music videos he created following a 2022 raid on his home.

Iran has arrested dozens of people across multiple provinces on charges of providing intelligence to Israel about military and economic sites.

Russian investigators announce closure of major tax fraud scheme while Sweden accuses Russian hackers of cyberattack on thermal facility.
Irish scholars found a rare copy of Caedmon's Hymn, the oldest surviving English poem, in a medieval manuscript at Rome's National Central Library.

DOJ files lawsuit against Connecticut sanctuary policies while securing court order for Delaware labor records and settlement in FBI raid case.

New clinical trial finds baduanjin, a traditional Chinese exercise, could reduce blood pressure as effectively as some medications.

Amazon's voice technology development and AI startups targeting retail problems represent ongoing efforts to apply artificial intelligence to consumer and business applications.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris proposed expanding the Supreme Court and reforming the Electoral College during a Democratic Party brainstorming session.

Fighting between rival armed groups in Colombia's Guaviare department killed at least 52 people in battles over cocaine trafficking territory.

Scientists announce advances in blood tests and brain scans that could detect Alzheimer's disease years before symptoms appear.
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