Despite operating in a war-torn economy, Ukraine's leading telecom operator Kyivstar Group Ltd. is rapidly transforming into a digital ecosystem powerhouse. With its stock trading at a significant discount, analysts point to its 'super-app' strategy and robust financials as a compelling growth story.
Exclusive accounts from Palestinian women reveal a pattern of lengthy interrogations, blindfolding, and family separations at the reopened Rafah border, as crossing numbers fall far short of promised figures amid a deepening humanitarian crisis.
Amidst the platform's turmoil, a curated look at the tweets that captured the political zeitgeist—from sharp satire to unflinching criticism—over the past four weeks.
Stephen Miran, a key economic adviser to former President Trump, has resigned from his White House post while maintaining his position on the Federal Reserve Board, a move that clears a potential path for the administration's future leadership plans for the central bank.
Fox News Digital has obtained an internal email revealing a now-retired FBI agent's push in 2025 to investigate Elon Musk's official communications via X, comparing the practice to Hillary Clinton's private email server. The probe was never opened, and the agent is no longer with the Bureau.
Elon Musk's SpaceX has finalized its acquisition of artificial intelligence firm xAI, a strategic move that brings several of the billionaire's ventures under a tighter technological umbrella. The deal directly involves Tesla, which holds a stake in xAI, placing the electric vehicle and robotics company at the heart of evolving questions about governance, data sharing, and financial participation in Musk's broader ecosystem.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has issued an ultimatum to Scouting America, demanding it abandon its diversity and inclusion initiatives or risk losing its federal funding and long-standing military support, escalating a cultural battle over the organization's future.
The United States has sharply criticized South Africa's decision to expel Israel's top envoy, framing the move as counterproductive. The diplomatic rift follows Pretoria's genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice and marks a further deterioration in bilateral ties.
Former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva's return to frontline politics is galvanizing Thailand's oldest party, the Democrats, injecting new uncertainty into a snap election and appealing to voters frustrated by limited choices.
South Carolina Republican Nancy Mace has forcefully denied a magazine profile's claims that she ordered staff to deliver liquor after midnight, revealing a lifelong genetic condition that she says makes alcohol consumption dangerous. The allegations, countered by sharp criticism from a former aide, emerge as Mace faces a separate ethics committee probe.
A congressional hearing reveals deep concerns that Washington is failing to seize a pivotal, yet fleeting, moment to weaken Iran-backed Hezbollah and bolster Lebanese sovereignty following the 2024 Israel-Hezbollah truce.
A breakdown of PRL Global Ltd.'s (ASX:PRG) shareholder registry shows a distinctive structure, with retail investors holding a dominant 40% stake, while private companies control another 32%. This ownership mix raises questions about corporate governance, stock liquidity, and the company's appeal to institutional funds.
Intapp's fiscal second-quarter results showcase robust growth driven by cloud migration and its vertical AI strategy, with cloud ARR surging 31%. The company highlights deepening partnerships with Microsoft and significant client wins across legal, accounting, and financial services sectors.
Former Fox News host Jeanine Pirro, appointed by Trump as D.C.'s top prosecutor, is attempting to clarify comments suggesting strict enforcement against carrying guns in the District after drawing sharp criticism from within Republican and gun rights circles.
A Virginia House subcommittee narrowly advanced legislation to legalize online casinos, reigniting a contentious debate over gambling addiction, tax revenue, and the future of the state's existing gaming industry.
U.S. natural gas futures clawed back some of Monday's steep losses on Tuesday, buoyed by a mixed weather outlook and lingering supply concerns. While forecasts point to warmer conditions in parts of the country, colder spells in key regions and robust export demand provided support, highlighting the market's continued sensitivity to short-term factors.
Shares of the parent company of The North Face and Vans have shown recent strength, but a deeper look reveals persistent challenges and a debate over whether the apparel giant is truly undervalued or still overpriced relative to its fundamentals.
In a significant move to diversify critical mineral supply chains and counter Chinese dominance, a U.S.-backed consortium has acquired a major stake in key Congolese copper-cobalt mines, valuing the venture at $9 billion.
The crypto-focused financial services firm reported a significant net loss for 2025, driven by unrealized losses on its digital asset holdings, despite strong operational performance in its core businesses.
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the once heir-apparent to his father Muammar Gaddafi's regime and a complex figure in Libya's turbulent post-revolution politics, has been killed in western Libya, close associates confirm, closing a tumultuous chapter in the country's history.
