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Ticketing platform StubHub settles FTC allegations over undisclosed fees, agreeing to pay $10 million penalty for deceptive advertising of ticket prices on its website.

Amid customer dissatisfaction over Broadcom's acquisition of VMware, rival Nutanix says it has swiped tens of thousands of VMware customers in recent migrations.

The firing of Wisconsin university president Jay O. Rothman has ignited debate over academic freedom and governance. Explore the details and implications of this high-profile decision.

Law enforcement in Northern California uncover two homicide victims during a routine traffic stop, leading to the arrest of the driver and passenger.

Israel's strikes on Lebanon could unravel the hard-won US-Iran ceasefire, as the country insists the truce does not apply to its attacks on Hezbollah targets.

Melania Trump firmly rejects claims of any relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, stating she never had a connection with the disgraced financier or his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell.

A top US defense official overseeing AI made millions selling stock in Elon Musk's AI company after the Pentagon struck a deal with the firm, raising ethics concerns.

Ukraine's President Zelensky sees a small window for peace negotiations with Russia, despite the ongoing conflict. He remains cautious but hopeful about potential diplomatic solutions.

Mercor, a high-profile startup valued at $10 billion, is grappling with the fallout of a major data breach, including lawsuits and reports of losing key clients. This crisis highlights the growing threat of cyber attacks.

The Trump administration's refugee policies have prioritized white South African Afrikaners, drawing criticism and objections from South Africa. An analysis of the refugee numbers provides insight into this divisive issue.