Democratic Representative Jason Crow told CBS he would not support supplemental funding for an Iran war, defending his position against suggestions he doesn't support troops.
Women in Kenya and Ghana report being approached by a Russian man who later posted videos of them online without consent.
Germany works on clarifying departure rules for fighting-age men while DR Congo agrees to accept deportees from the United States starting this month.
Researchers announced two distinct space discoveries: a comet reversing its spin direction and detection of high-energy cosmic neutrinos.
Caroline Stanbury discusses her residence in Dubai while regional security concerns and tensions with Iran continue to affect the area.
Victory Capital increased its takeover bid for Janus Henderson following the asset manager's board rejection in favor of a competing offer from Nelson Peltz's Trian Fund.
Medical professionals emphasize awareness of shingles symptoms in younger adults and shoulder pain as potential liver warning sign.
Microsoft announces executive changes to unify consumer and commercial Copilot development teams under new leadership.
Alexander Schecter, 24, was arrested for allegedly kidnapping and sexually assaulting two UCLA students in March before being released on bail.
Officers shut down an illegal rave attended by 2,000 people in Dorset after being pelted with missiles, resulting in 10 arrests.
A man in his twenties died outside a Manchester venue in the early hours of Saturday, with police making murder arrests in connection with the death.
Gaming company Valve plans to contest New York's lawsuit alleging its loot boxes constitute illegal gambling.
King Charles III did not release an Easter message this year, drawing criticism from some UK Christians who noted he had previously issued Ramadan greetings.
The Oklahoma City Thunder will not visit the White House during their Washington trip this weekend, citing scheduling conflicts.
Chelsea received a record fine and suspended transfer ban from the Premier League for breaching financial reporting, investment and youth development rules.
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