As hearings conclude at the UN's highest court, Rohingya refugees express cautious hope for a landmark genocide ruling against Myanmar, a decision with potential global legal ramifications.
As Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus prepares to hand over power after 18 tumultuous months as Bangladesh's interim leader, the nation is divided on his legacy. Did his stewardship prevent a collapse and seed crucial reforms, or did it fall short of the transformative change demanded by a historic uprising?
UnitedHealth Group faces a multi-front challenge as a Department of Justice investigation into Medicare billing coincides with proposed payment changes and new transparency rules for its pharmacy unit, testing the resilience of its integrated business model.
A former Flagler County paramedic receives a 10-year prison sentence for sexually assaulting and recording an unconscious patient during a medical transport, in a case that has shaken public trust in emergency responders.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk announces a dedicated state team to investigate potential trafficking of Polish minors by the Jeffrey Epstein network and examine alleged links to Russian intelligence, warning of ongoing security threats.
A woman's routine check of a phone bill revealed her husband's three-year financial secret: funneling his personal 'fun money' to support a prison pen pal, unraveling trust and compounding marital strife with a literal hole in their home.
Fulton County, Georgia, has filed a legal challenge against the FBI's recent seizure of 2020 election records, calling the search warrant's execution unlawful and demanding the return of all documents. The move intensifies the legal and political battle over election integrity claims stemming from the last presidential race.
A U.S. Senate investigation has revealed close to 900 previously hidden accounts at Credit Suisse with ties to Nazi organizations, shedding new light on the bank's wartime activities and raising fresh questions about historical accountability.
Washington hosts ministers from over 50 nations to forge a united front on securing vital mineral resources, aiming to reduce collective dependence on China for materials essential to modern technology and defense.
A new humanitarian fund for Sudan, seeded with $700 million from the U.S. and UAE, aims to address a catastrophic war that has displaced millions and pushed regions into famine. International officials warn time is running out to prevent further mass suffering.
A Senate investigation has revealed that Credit Suisse held hundreds of accounts linked to the Nazi regime, a finding brought to light following its acquisition by UBS. The discovery prompts a deeper congressional examination of Swiss banks' historical ties.
The European Commission has escalated its scrutiny of China's Goldwind, opening an in-depth investigation under new powers to examine whether foreign subsidies granted to the turbine manufacturer have distorted the EU's single market.
CNBC's Jim Cramer reaffirmed his bullish stance on Rio Tinto, highlighting the mining giant's role as a strategic hedge against geopolitical and economic volatility during the show's Lightning Round.
Security forces are engaged in extensive operations across Balochistan following a devastating wave of coordinated assaults by separatist militants on civilian and government targets over the weekend, which killed nearly 50 people and marked a significant escalation in the long-running conflict.
A video game funded by the British government and designed for schoolchildren has drawn criticism for suggesting that questioning mass migration or researching immigration statistics could lead to referral to the UK's Prevent counter-terrorism programme.
A trove of documents released by the U.S. Department of Justice includes emails from Jeffrey Epstein making lurid, unsubstantiated allegations about Bill Gates, while also detailing his interactions with other prominent individuals.
Bunge Global's Q4 sales surged 75.5% to $23.76 billion, beating estimates, but profit margins faced pressure. While the Viterra integration is boosting operational heft, a cautious forecast on biofuel policy and trade flows left investors uneasy.
Brunswick Corporation posted revenue and profit above Wall Street forecasts for Q4, yet its stock faced investor skepticism. While CEO David Foulkes pointed to stabilizing boating participation and strong segment execution, analyst questions during the earnings call revealed lingering concerns over retail-to-wholesale conversion, tariff impacts, and macroeconomic pressures.
Governor Bill Lee is proposing a major infusion into the state's nuclear innovation fund, with nearly all awards to date directed to East Tennessee—a region solidifying its status as America's premier nuclear science corridor.
The Himalayan kingdom transferred Bitcoin holdings worth $22 million to institutional counterparties as prices slid, with analysts characterizing the move as part of routine treasury management rather than a sign of distress.
