The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a formal warning to Abbott Laboratories, citing significant quality control failures in the manufacturing and testing processes for its widely used FreeStyle Libre continuous glucose monitors.
A newly disclosed Immigration and Customs Enforcement memo instructs agents they can make warrantless arrests if a person is deemed 'likely to escape,' a term given a broad new interpretation that critics warn sidelines judicial oversight.
A landmark study from the Geneva Academy documents a global crisis in international humanitarian law, with civilians targeted on an industrial scale across multiple conflicts and major powers failing to enforce the rules.
Syrian government security forces have entered the key northeastern city of Qamishli, implementing a recent agreement aimed at integrating Kurdish-led institutions into the state's fold and reshaping the balance of power in the region.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened with senior U.S. diplomat Steve Witkoff and top Israeli security officials on Tuesday, as Washington and Tehran prepare for a critical round of nuclear negotiations in Turkey this Friday.
A veteran Ohio mail carrier's social media post highlighting extreme winter working conditions led to his suspension, igniting a national conversation on employee safety and the legal tightrope of criticizing employers online.
A disruptive incident unfolded aboard a Thai AirAsia flight from Vietnam to Bangkok last week, as an allegedly intoxicated passenger disrobed mid-air and later attempted to flee on the tarmac, leading to his apprehension by authorities.
Satellite imagery and analysis reveal Egypt has stationed high-altitude Bayraktar Akinci drones at a remote border airstrip, marking a significant escalation in its involvement in Sudan's civil war and raising regional tensions.
Sudanese armed forces announce they have broken a lengthy paramilitary siege on Kadugli, the regional capital of South Kordofan, in what they describe as a decisive battle to reopen a vital supply corridor, though the humanitarian crisis in the region remains dire.
Federal judges have temporarily blocked two key Trump administration immigration initiatives: a rule requiring extended advance notice for congressional visits to ICE facilities, and the termination of Temporary Protected Status for Haitian nationals. The rulings come amid ongoing congressional debates over DHS funding and oversight.
Ukrainian officials accuse the Kremlin of timing a massive drone and missile assault to coincide with the year's coldest night, targeting energy infrastructure and civilian areas as temperatures plunged below -20°C.
Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has pleaded not guilty to multiple counts of rape as his high-profile trial opens, facing a total of 38 charges including abuse and covert filming.
Google has agreed to a $68 million settlement to resolve a long-running class action lawsuit alleging its Assistant-enabled devices secretly recorded users' conversations without proper consent. The deal, pending court approval, could provide payouts to millions of users.
Court documents reveal two former government efficiency staffers are under investigation for allegedly sharing sensitive Social Security data with a group seeking to challenge election results, raising serious security and trust concerns.
Government forces have entered the besieged capital of South Kordofan, Kadugli, following a similar breakthrough in nearby Dilling, potentially easing a dire humanitarian crisis in the region.
A decades-old estate plan unravels as one sibling uncovers evidence suggesting a brother secretly obtained half a million dollars meant for future generations, raising questions of elder financial abuse and legal recourse.
Major German business associations are urging parliament and the government to suspend the national Supply Chain Due Diligence Act, arguing recent amendments fail to provide real relief and threaten competitiveness ahead of stricter EU rules.
Two Fraser restaurant employees have been arrested on felony assault charges after police say they pursued customers suspected of leaving without paying a $100 tab, with one allegedly brandishing a firearm and the other applying a chokehold.
French prosecutors have conducted searches at the Paris offices of social media platform X, advancing an investigation into the alleged dissemination of child sexual abuse material and AI-generated deepfakes. The probe, which also examines Holocaust denial content from the platform's Grok AI, signals escalating regulatory pressure on Elon Musk's company in Europe.
In a sweeping five-year audit of its Italian supply chain, Prada has terminated contracts with 200 suppliers for compliance failures, as luxury fashion faces mounting pressure over labor practices.
