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Chaldean Catholic Bishop Emanuel Shaleta resigns amid charges of stealing over a quarter-million dollars from his parish. The shocking case has rocked the local community.

The Iran-US tensions have far-reaching implications beyond just oil markets. Discover how the conflict is disrupting the supply of critical materials like aluminum, helium, and sulfur across the globe.

Tensions flare as Israel launches attack on Quds Force in Beirut, sparking renewed conflict with Hezbollah. Iran claims the targets were diplomats, not militants.

The Senate has made significant progress on a comprehensive housing bill, but obstacles remain before final passage. Explore the key provisions and challenges ahead.

Anthropic, an AI company, is suing the Trump administration over its decision to blacklist its technology, arguing it exercised its First Amendment rights by refusing to let its AI be used for autonomous warfare and surveillance.

Charlotte Nichols, a UK MP, shares her harrowing experience of being raped at a work event, leading to PTSD, and calls for changes to the justice system.

New York City police respond to report of suspicious device near Gracie Mansion, days after homemade explosives thrown at mayor's home in alleged ISIS-inspired attack.

UK Home Office refuses to exempt exceptional foreign students from new immigration rules, raising concerns over impact on leading scholarship programs.

Top privacy officials at DHS were ousted after objecting to directives to mislabel government records and restrict their public release, a troubling abuse of power.

The founder of cybersecurity giant Mandiant has unveiled a new autonomous AI agent security startup, backed by $190 million in venture capital.