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.”

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.

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

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

Iran's Revolutionary Guard says it destroyed a U.S. early warning radar in Bahrain, marking the first such claim in months. The Guard also reported that a tanker struck a mine in the Strait of

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.

Clashes between protesters and security forces enforcing gold mining restrictions in northeastern Guinea have killed 10 people and injured 13 others.