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The Pentagon is pressing defense firms to speed up weapons production as Patriot interceptor stocks fall over 65% amid the Iran war and Hormuz s…
A Salmonella outbreak linked to jalapeños from Mexico has sickened 345 people across 27 states, with 36 hospitalized.
Jeff Dean and three senior Google AI researchers are leaving to launch Discovery Loop, a startup aimed at automating scientific research using A…
US officials have confirmed a Russian intelligence link to an explosive-laden drone found in Germany, reinforcing intelligence warnings about a…
Toronto police arrested two suspects in last month’s shooting at the U.S. Consulate, saying they were paid through encrypted apps to carry it ou…
North Korea fired a ballistic missile as Japan lodged a formal protest, days before annual South Korea-US military drills begin Aug. 17.
Iran and Oman’s draft deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz still awaits final sign-off, as Saudi Arabia braces for possible coordinated attacks.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung ordered an all-out response to a record heatwave that has killed more than 20 people.
Italy placed all 27 of its monitored cities under red heat alert for the first time this year, as Austria set a national heat record.
Trump signed two new executive orders narrowing birthright citizenship, his second attempt after the Supreme Court struck down his first.
Germany’s federal prosecutor took over the Leipzig airport drone investigation as the interior minister called it a “hybrid attack.”
Abdul El-Sayed narrowly won Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary as Haley Stevens conceded and AIPAC vowed to oppose him in November.
Cambridge professor Jason Arday resigned amid disputed plagiarism allegations, which he denies, after Cambridge opened a new investigation.
Zelensky met new UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham in Portsmouth, Britain’s first foreign leader visit since Burnham took office last week.
A man was arrested after attacking three women with kitchen knives in Paris, with authorities cautioning it’s too early to determine a motive.
Copenhagen’s Old Stock Exchange Building, which houses the Danish Chamber of Commerce, was engulfed in flames on Apr. 16.
A new date wasn’t immediately set following the update from a Nevada judge. Telles remains in prison without bail. He faces life in prison if co…
Nigerian gunmen kidnapped nearly 300 students in the country’s northwestern region, marking the second mass abductions in less than a week.