Following the unredacted disclosure of victims' identities in the Epstein documents, The Wall Street Journal's editorial board has sharply criticized Congress's handling of the release and called for lawmakers to apologize, while highlighting broader failures in the pursuit of justice.
Electric vehicle maker Rivian Automotive has put forward a $250 million class action settlement to resolve securities litigation, a move awaiting court approval as its stock continues to navigate turbulent market waters.
At least 15 people have died after a migrant vessel capsized following a collision with a Greek coast guard patrol boat near the island of Chios. The incident, one of the deadliest in recent years, has reignited debates over migration policies and maritime safety in the Eastern Mediterranean.
A search and rescue operation is underway off the island of Chios following a fatal nighttime collision between a Greek coast guard patrol boat and a migrant speedboat. At least 15 people have died, and dozens more, including 11 children, are injured as questions mount over the circumstances of the incident.
A high-speed pursuit off the island of Chios ended in disaster Tuesday night, leaving at least fifteen migrants dead—including two pregnant women—and dozens injured after their boat struck a patrol vessel, reigniting scrutiny of EU border policies.
Israel's suspension of patient transfers through the Rafah crossing coincides with overnight attacks killing at least 10 Palestinians, including children, further straining a fragile ceasefire and deepening Gaza's humanitarian crisis.
While low-priced stocks can offer significant growth potential, they often carry disproportionate risks. We examine three companies trading under $10 per share where underlying business challenges may outweigh their apparent affordability.
A Philippine House of Representatives committee has dismissed two impeachment complaints against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., finding them insufficient in substance. The decision, backed by a majority vote, is expected to be upheld by the Marcos-loyalist dominated chamber.
A fatal collision between a migrant dinghy and a Greek coast guard vessel near the island of Chios has resulted in at least 15 deaths, reigniting debates over EU border policies and migrant safety in the eastern Mediterranean.
SLM Corp., the student lending giant, faces mounting class action lawsuits alleging it misled investors about loan delinquencies and risk controls. The legal storm coincides with the appointment of a new technology chief, spotlighting the firm's operational challenges.
The brutal killing of a Hindu factory worker, accused of blasphemy, has ignited protests and exposed a surge in attacks against minorities ahead of national elections, raising alarms about polarization and impunity.
Reporters Without Borders has condemned the detention of two independent journalists in Sichuan province, linking it to a recent report on alleged local official corruption. Chinese police state the individuals are under investigation for suspected legal violations.
As Bangladesh approaches a pivotal national election, its Hindu minority reports a sharp increase in targeted attacks, raising fears of political scapegoating and testing the interim government's commitment to protection.
As the Kennedy Center faces a two-year closure, internal documents reveal senior executives aligned with the Trump administration charged thousands in luxury dining and hotel stays. Meanwhile, lobbying hits record levels and Epstein case connections draw fresh scrutiny.
The families of three young women from Massachusetts who died from carbon monoxide poisoning at a Belizean beach resort have filed a wrongful death lawsuit seeking $100 million, alleging the hotel ignored prior warnings and Expedia marketed unsafe accommodations.
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) has raised doubts about the integrity of three 2024 congressional elections, aligning with former President Trump's longstanding claims of systemic flaws, while advocating for stricter voting laws.
Four Utah siblings, reported missing after Thanksgiving, have been located in a Dubrovnik orphanage and released to their father's custody. Their mother faces arrest in Croatia on child-related charges as the family begins its journey home.
German authorities have apprehended two foreign nationals on suspicion of deliberately damaging state-of-the-art naval corvettes in Hamburg. The alleged acts, involving steel pellets and critical system tampering, raise serious security concerns amid heightened European tensions.
At least fourteen people died after a migrant dinghy collided with a Greek coast guard vessel near the island of Chios, reigniting scrutiny over EU border policies and migrant safety in the Eastern Mediterranean.
The WHITEWHALE token has weathered a dramatic 60% crash and accusations of being a scam, rebounding to hold a near $90 million market cap. Its survival hinges on a controversial community takeover and a treasury controlling over half the supply, raising questions about decentralization and long-term viability in Solana's volatile meme ecosystem.
