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After being held by immigration officials in South Texas, Dr. Ezequiel Veliz, a respected Venezuelan physician, has now been released from detention.

The White House budget director declines to provide Congress with an estimate of the cost of a potential conflict with Iran, citing the difficulty of making an accurate prediction.

A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent has been charged with assault in a rare state prosecution, following a federal crackdown in the Twin Cities.

A businessman pleads guilty to using AI to generate false complaints in an effort to shut down the popular Heaven nightclub. This case highlights a growing issue of AI abuse.

The FDA is reconsidering restrictions on 12 unproven peptides after pressure from anti-vaccine activist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The move raises concerns about safety and efficacy.

The US House of Representatives has voted down a resolution aimed at restricting the President's authority to engage in military action against Iran, despite growing concerns over escalating tensions.

A groundbreaking social supermarket in Mablethorpe, UK is transforming the local food landscape by purchasing surplus stock to offer deeply discounted prices and tackle food insecurity.

The government is launching specialized health initiatives to support firefighters both during and after their service, drawing on research to address their unique needs.

Next CEO Simon Wolfson received over £7 million in pay last year as the company increased profit guidance and expanded its portfolio of retail brands.

A comprehensive look at the intricate web of negotiations aimed at ending the overlapping conflicts across the Middle East, from the ceasefire in Lebanon to the tensions with Iran and Gaza.