A cease-fire between Israel and Lebanon's Hezbollah has begun, with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu facing domestic criticism over the decision.
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown has returned to active politics amid speculation about Keir Starmer's leadership following local election results.
A shooting outside a Northern California high school graduation ceremony left one person dead and three others injured Wednesday night.
A labor dispute over pay could shut down a major New York-area train system serving 250,000 daily riders if no agreement is reached by midnight.
Britain's Court of Appeal ruled the government's proscription of Palestine Action as a terrorist organization is lawful, rejecting a challenge to overturn the ban.
Scott Warsh's nomination for Federal Reserve chair has cleared an initial procedural hurdle in the U.S. Senate confirmation process.
The FDA has approved bemotrizinol, a sunscreen ingredient widely used overseas, marking the first addition to permitted ingredients since the late 1990s.
Honda is recalling more than 880,000 vehicles in America due to potential rear suspension component failures that could cause drivers to lose control.
Gunshots were fired at the Philippine Senate where authorities attempted to arrest Senator Ronald dela Rosa, who faces ICC charges for crimes against humanity.
Blackstone has restricted withdrawals from its flagship private credit fund after redemption requests reached 10% of fund assets.
Andy Burnham's Manchester Fire Service warned employees about backing Reform UK, drawing free speech criticism amid leadership speculation.
Federal appeals court considers lawsuit challenging Trump administration's proposed White House East Wing demolition and ballroom construction.
GOP senators and House leadership indicate openness to U.S. ground troops in Iran amid ongoing regional conflict, while Iran vows to resist.
The Guardian reported on a Supreme Court decision in Louisiana v Callais that affected Voting Rights Act provisions regarding minority representation.
The Biden administration ordered multiple semiconductor equipment companies to halt shipments to China's second-largest chipmaker.
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