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UK Parliament votes down proposal to ban under-16s from using social media, as government faces pressure to tackle online harms affecting children

Amazon's Prime Video service experienced technical issues during a tense overtime period of an NBA game, leaving fans frustrated and missing key moments.

As the threat of war with Iran subsides, Israel's political landscape erupts into a new battle over the nation's democratic institutions and leadership.

A new Yale report delves into the factors behind public skepticism towards universities, identifying systemic issues that colleges themselves must address.

Ticketmaster and Live Nation have been found guilty of illegally monopolizing the live entertainment ticketing market, opening the door for a potential breakup by the court.

A jury has determined that Live Nation acts as a monopoly, a significant victory for states who alleged antitrust violations. The federal government previously settled with the entertainment giant.

Dramatic surveillance footage shows a quick-thinking school principal in Oklahoma tackling and disarming a former student armed with two semi-automatic handguns.

In a partisan vote, Republican senators blocked a Democratic-led attempt to restrict President Trump's ability to take military action against Iran without congressional approval.

The FTC and 8 states reach settlement with major ad agencies, preventing them from collaborating on content moderation policies deemed as anti-competitive.

The White House's efforts to exert more control over the Federal Reserve face new challenges as the Senate stalls on confirming a successor for Chair Jerome Powell.