The British government insists its bases remain safe, with a spokesperson telling reporters this week that “the protection of our bases, both in the U.K. and across the world, is a top priority.”

Amid demands for transparency, the State Department released a report detailing the oil funds received by the United States and disbursed back to Venezuela.

Microsoft suffered a massive cloud outage just weeks after offering voluntary buyouts to over a quarter of its workforce.

President Trump’s envoys, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, asked President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia to bring Europe into talks on the war in Ukraine.

The suspect, Lt. Col. Brandon Tyner, 41, is expected to be charged by British authorities in the coming days, according to an official.

High airfares could become the new norm as airlines deal with soaring jet fuel prices and rising operating costs. The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines' chief says carriers are trying to

Six ⁠people died ​on Friday ‌near Kenya's ‌capital ⁠Nairobi after ⁠a building under construction ​collapsed, local ​media outlet Citizen ⁠TV reported. "Six ⁠people ⁠killed after a ​building under ​construction ⁠collapsed near the ⁠SGR Terminus in Mlolongo on the ⁠Nairobi–Mombasa highway,

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Friday that he would not be cowed by Iranian threats against ​his life, after recently moving from his Washington, DC, ‌residence to a US military base.