Eswin Mejia, who fled to Honduras after a drunk driving crash killed 21-year-old Sarah Root, has been sentenced to 20-22 years following a historic extradition. The case spurred legislative change and reignited debates on immigration enforcement.
With the expiration of the New START treaty, the final pillar of formal nuclear arms control between Washington and Moscow has collapsed. Amidst deep geopolitical rifts and rapid technological change, experts warn the world is entering a perilous new phase without agreed limits on the world's largest arsenals.
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.
The family of 22-year-old advanced snowboarder Brooke Day shares further heartbreaking context following her death in a rare lift malfunction at a Nagano resort, highlighting her experience and a tragic equipment entanglement.
WASHINGTON, Feb 3 (Reuters) - U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer stated that the Supreme Court is proceeding cautiously in a pivotal case challenging the legality of former President Trump's sweeping tariffs, citing the profound economic and policy implications at stake.
U.S. stock futures climbed Tuesday following a broad market rally, as investors shrugged off volatility in cryptocurrencies and commodities. Wall Street analysts issued a flurry of research calls on major companies, setting the tone for February trading.
A new job listing reveals DraftKings is actively building an internal market-making operation for its prediction platform, a strategic shift that could boost liquidity but also raises questions about transparency and competitive fairness in the emerging prediction exchange sector.
The European Union's sanctions envoy will travel to Bishkek later this month for high-level talks, following reports that Brussels is considering export bans targeting Kyrgyzstan over alleged sanctions circumvention.
Two Swedish nationals have been convicted of terrorism and attempted murder by a Copenhagen court for a 2024 grenade attack targeting the Israeli embassy. The men, linked to criminal networks, received prison sentences of 12 and 14 years.
Abu Dhabi's Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan has secured a major stake in World Liberty Financial (WLFI) through a $500 million investment, finalized days before President Trump's second inauguration, raising questions about the intersection of foreign investment, political timing, and family business interests.
In a major strategic pivot, cryptocurrency exchange giant Binance has begun converting its entire $1 billion user protection fund (SAFU) from stablecoins to Bitcoin. The first $100 million purchase, executed as Bitcoin prices waver, signals a long-term bet on the original cryptocurrency and could provide a structural floor for the market.
French cybercrime units, supported by Europol, conducted a search of X's Paris offices Tuesday as part of a criminal investigation into whether its Grok AI system was used to create and disseminate illegal material, including child sexual abuse imagery and Holocaust denial content.
The Trump administration raises tariffs on South Korean goods to 25%, citing Seoul's 'disproportionate' regulatory campaign against U.S. e-commerce leader Coupang. The move threatens to strain a key Asian alliance built on decades of security and economic cooperation.
India's Supreme Court has issued a stern warning to Meta's WhatsApp, questioning its data monetization and user consent model in a market where the app holds a dominant position. The court has temporarily barred data sharing pending a detailed examination.
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 cybercrime prosecutors, supported by Europol, have conducted searches at X's Paris headquarters as part of an expanding investigation into the platform's AI systems, including allegations that its Grok chatbot produced millions of sexualized deepfake images.
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.
Stani Kulechov, founder of the decentralized finance giant Aave, has purchased a £22 million Victorian mansion in one of London's most exclusive neighborhoods. The deal, one of the year's most significant residential transactions, highlights both the enduring appeal of prime London real estate and the shifting fortunes of its luxury market.
As freezing temperatures grip much of the nation, federal regulators and consumer advocates are sounding the alarm on a predictable spike in sophisticated scams targeting utility customers. Experts urge vigilance and verification before any payment.
A significant fire erupted at a shopping center in western Tehran on Tuesday, with state media confirming the deployment of firefighting teams to contain the incident.
