Federal regulators have expanded an investigation into a potentially dangerous transmission issue affecting nearly 1.3 million Ford F-150 trucks from the 2015-2017 model years, as the automaker continues to grapple with a series of quality and recall challenges.
Veteran Labour figure Peter Mandelson announces his retirement from the House of Lords as the government moves to strip his title and police assess potential criminal misconduct linked to his dealings with Jeffrey Epstein.
In a bold countermove against former President Donald Trump's defamation lawsuit, the Pulitzer Prize Board is seeking the complete, unredacted Mueller report and related communications, challenging his claims of reputational harm over awards given for Russia interference coverage.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk announces a formal probe into potential links between the late Jeffrey Epstein and Russian intelligence services, warning of possible security implications for Poland and the broader West.
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.
Two foreign contract workers have been detained on suspicion of deliberately damaging multiple German naval vessels at the port of Hamburg. Authorities allege the sabotage, involving engine sabotage and critical system tampering, was discovered just before a warship's scheduled departure.
Decades of political marginalization and heavy-handed security responses have fueled a persistent insurgency in resource-rich Balochistan, with recent violence underscoring the failure to address core grievances.
The Justice Department has published over 3 million documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, yet millions more remain withheld and heavy redactions fuel accusations of an incomplete and politically sensitive disclosure that fails to fully expose the financier's network.
Agribusiness giant Archer-Daniels-Midland closes a lengthy SEC investigation into its Nutrition unit's accounting, paying a civil penalty as it navigates volatile commodity markets and strained global supply chains.
After an 11-year legal battle, trucking giant Werner Enterprises has agreed to an $18 million settlement, resolving claims from roughly 100,000 drivers over alleged wage and hour violations. The deal, pending final court approval, marks a significant chapter in the ongoing debate over driver compensation.
French prosecutors have formally requested that an appeals court uphold fraud convictions against far-right leader Marine Le Pen and her National Rally party, seeking to confirm bans that would disqualify her from public office. The move threatens Le Pen's potential 2027 presidential bid.
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.
A series of class action lawsuits alleging misleading statements about the progress of Ramaco Resources' Brook Mine project has cast a shadow over the company's disclosure practices and market valuation, shifting investor focus from operational metrics to governance credibility.
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.
French prosecutors have expanded their investigation into Elon Musk's X platform, citing concerns over its AI chatbot Grok and alleging a range of serious violations. Musk has been summoned to appear before investigators in Paris this April.
French cybercrime prosecutors have summoned Elon Musk and former X CEO Linda Yaccarino for voluntary interviews, following raids on X's Paris offices. The investigation, supported by Europol, examines potential algorithmic interference in French politics and the spread of harmful content via the Grok AI chatbot.
Norway's parliament has decisively voted to retain the constitutional monarchy, rejecting a republican proposal despite recent scandals involving the royal family and a notable decline in public support.
A proposed settlement has been reached between creditors of the failed FTX exchange and law firm Fenwick & West, which was accused of designing structures that enabled the platform's massive fraud. The deal, pending court approval, marks a significant development in the sprawling litigation following the crypto giant's collapse.
Mark Epstein refutes claims that his late brother Jeffrey fathered a child, calling an email from Sarah Ferguson referencing a 'baby boy' a case of mistaken identity. The denial comes as millions of pages from the financier's files are made public.
A nationwide class action lawsuit alleges Costco's Kirkland Signature Rotisserie Chicken is misleadingly marketed as having 'No Preservatives,' spotlighting growing scrutiny over clean-label claims in the grocery sector and potential risks to the retailer's reputation.
