Pro-Iranian hackers have increased cyberattacks on US targets since February 28, including medical device company Stryker and attempts on critical infrastructure.
Robert Mueller, who led FBI transformation after 9/11 and served as special counsel investigating Trump-Russia ties, died Friday at age 81.
Georgia's 14th Congressional District holds special election to fill seat vacated by Greene after her falling out with Trump.
A major Russian Baltic Sea port has resumed crude oil loading operations following recent attacks that had disrupted activities.
The United Nations adopted a landmark resolution formally recognizing slavery as the gravest crime against humanity and calling for apologies and reparations.
Three men were arrested by counter-terrorism police on suspicion of assisting Chinese intelligence services in the UK, then released on bail.
The Trump administration filed a federal lawsuit against Minnesota, claiming the state violates Title IX by allowing transgender girls to compete in girls' sports.
Jewish communities in the US and Europe have heightened security and continued religious observances following attacks on Jewish sites and rising antisemitic rhetoric.
The Philippine government has directed Facebook's parent company Meta to strengthen measures against false information on its social media platforms.
Catholic nuns challenge New York law requiring nursing homes to follow gender identity rules, claiming religious freedom conflict.
Major automakers report varied quarterly results while making strategic adjustments to production schedules and business operations.
An Afghan immigrant who worked with U.S. forces died less than 24 hours after being taken into ICE custody, with family seeking answers about the cause of death.
Roman Amatitla faces charges in connection with a residential building fire that resulted in four deaths last month.
Secretary of State nominee Marco Rubio commented on the Iran conflict and urged diplomats to use social media platform X to counter anti-American messaging.
The secretive Bilderberg Group's 72nd annual conference took place in Washington DC, bringing together global leaders during a period of uncertainty for NATO.
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