US forces exit Iraq, emboldening Iran’s proxies and Islamic State

Atlanta tries to recoup $600,000 it overpaid a cleaner

The transit agency spent five months attempting to recover the unearned $620,000 before filing a civil lawsuit against the former station cleaner

Fed's Williams sees no urgency for next rate hike

Federal Reserve policymakers probably only need to deliver one more rate hike this year to get inflation back on track to the US central bank's 2 per cent goal, says New York Fed President John Williams.

Ofgem energy price cap hike set to take effect on household bills

The price cap rises by 4% from October 1.

China vows response if EU introduces moves targeting Chinese trade

The tool amounts to a 'typical protectionist and unilateralist measure,' and will disrupt stability of China-EU trade, the Chinese commerce ministry says

Viral slow zoom on Katie Britt says it all as she realizes Jack Smith gotcha moment is going up in flames

The exchange unravelled after Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt mistook a Caitlin Clark college basketball game in Maryland for an NBA game in Atlanta

Anthropic warns AI may pose ‘existential risks to humanity’ in IPO filing

Antarctica's 'last unexplored place' is in Australia's territory — and it carries a global risk

Scientists are calling for a multi-national, co-ordinated effort to figure out how this area could affect everything on Earth.

Oil climbs after Trump denies he is willing to ease sanctions on Iran

'Capabilities Represent A New Era': Trump Renames AI 'Super Intelligence' In Executive Order

Donald Trump has signed an executive order directing federal agencies to replace “Artificial Intelligence” and “AI” with “Super Intelligence” and “SI”.

Eiffel Tower Chief To Step Down Over Removal Of Women Staff For Hindu Group

Patrick Branco Ruivo, who has been in charge of the Paris landmark since 2018, would leave his job at the end of the year.

Ukraine sets its sights on boosting high-tech exports, hails digital resilience