Three victims of IRA bombings have filed a civil lawsuit against former Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams, alleging he orchestrated terror attacks in England.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright says Middle East tanker operations should normalize within weeks as oil prices surged 25% amid Iran tensions.
Canada's banking regulator has warned major lenders about their property appraisal practices as condominium prices experience significant declines.
The U.S. military killed six people in a strike on an alleged drug-smuggling boat in the Eastern Pacific as part of ongoing operations against suspected traffickers.
Mathew Thomas Becker shot and killed his ex-father-in-law and attempted to murder his ex-wife in Anchorage before being found dead.
Former Governor Roy Cooper and GOP party leader Michael Whatley secured their party nominations for North Carolina's Senate seat in a race critical to Senate control.
Colombian politicians face rising threats including kidnappings, death threats and assassinations as the country approaches upcoming elections.
Taiwan's Premier conducted the first official visit by a Taiwanese premier to Japan since 1972, marking a significant diplomatic development.
Barclays analysts issued separate investment recommendations regarding business development companies and orthodontics stocks.
Workers have started removing the facade of a building on Gordon Street in Glasgow following a fire, as Central Station partially reopens.
Documents purportedly from a Mexican cartel chief suggest financial connections to government officials, according to Financial Times reporting.
Ana Amato was arrested after allegedly performing an incomplete root canal procedure on a patient without proper licensing.
Historical reenactors commemorated the 250th anniversary of British forces leaving Boston during the Revolutionary War with musket demonstrations and marches.
Six Army reservists who died in conflict with Iran were honored in a dignified transfer ceremony as military officials discuss ongoing casualties.
Two separate stories: A terror group reportedly linked to Iran claims attacks on European Jewish sites, while Oppo restricts its new foldable phone launch.
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