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Trump nominates Jay Clayton, former SEC chairman, current US Attorney, as intelligence director
Jay Clayton, former SEC chairman and current U.S. Attorney, has been nominated by President Donald Trump to be the next Director of National Intelligence.
SpaceX IPO won’t ‘break’ the bull market. But investors are worried about what comes next
As far as Wall Street is concerned, the stock market has what it takes to absorb the new supply.
Two sentenced to death in Bangkok bombing
Two men were sentenced to death in the 2015 Thai Erawan shrine bombing that killed 20 people and wounded more than 100.
‘Love Island USA’ And The Growing Influence Of Reality TV Audiences
Love Island USA highlights how audience discussion on social media has made viewers an influential force before, during and after a season airs.
Vance Boelter Pleads Guilty in Assassination of Minnesota Lawmaker
Federal prosecutors said they would not seek the death penalty for Vance Boelter, who still faces charges in state court.
Britain’s defence secretary falls on his sword
John Healey calls out a government that lacks seriousness when it comes to the country’s security
Trump's push for $350 billion 'arsenal of freedom' hits GOP skepticism
Trump calls on Republicans to pass a third reconciliation bill with $350 billion in defense spending and voter ID legislation, but GOP skepticism grows.
Pope Leo tells migrants: ‘I bow before your dignity’
Pope Leo met with migrants and NGOs at a port in Spain’s Canary Islands dubbed the ‘dock of shame’.
Delhi issues ‘strong protest’ after US strikes kill three Indian seafarers in Gulf
Washington claims vessel was violating its blockade of Iranian ports and failed to comply with instructionsMiddle East crisis – live updatesThe Indian government has voiced a “strong protest” after three...
Trump Cancels Iran Bombings And Claims Peace Deal Is Approved
Trump also said the U.S., “in the not too distant future,” would “be taking Kharg Island, and other oil and infrastructure points, and assume total control of their Oil and...
How Somali Referee World Cup Absence Reflects Wider Global Power Struggles
Instead of being a celeberation of soccer, this summer's World Cup has become a geopolitical battlefield upon which contests for power and influence are being played out.
Trump and Hegseth Broadcast U.S. Military Strikes Before They Happen
Commanders do not usually speak publicly about future operations to avoid jeopardizing the mission’s success.