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Putin links US' Greenland push to history, vows to protect Arctic interests

Putin noted that the United States first considered plans to win control over Greenland in the 19th century, and then offered to buy it from Denmark after World War II

Iran responds to letter from Trump as he seeks to jumpstart nuclear talks

The Iranian response was appropriately sent through Oman on Wednesday, state-run IRNA news agency quoted Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi as saying

Global automakers warn Trump's tariffs will hurt them, US consumers

In Japan, South Korea, Mexico, Canada and across Europe, the world's largest automakers employ millions of people whose livelihoods depend on US car buyers

US Secretary of State vows stern response if Venezuela attacks Guyana

On the second leg of a three-nation tour of the Caribbean, Rubio was in Guyana as the Doland Trump administration ramps up engagement in the Western Hemisphere

Amid trade war, Canada's PM Mark Carney to speak soon with Donald Trump

Carney, who hasn't spoken with Trump since becoming Canada's new leader nearly two weeks ago, said the US president reached out on Wednesday night to schedule a call

White House withdraws Stefanik's UN envoy bid over tight GOP House margin

Trump confirmed the decision in a Truth Social post on Thursday, saying that it was essential that we maintain EVERY Republican Seat in Congress

Man accused of setting fire to Tesla vehicles in Las Vegas arrested: Police

Paul Hyon Kim, 36, faces charges in connection with the March 18 attack in both state and federal court

British Steel plans plant closure after failing to agree deal with UK govt

The company, Britain's second-biggest steelmaker, blamed highly challenging market conditions, the imposition of tariffs, and higher environmental costs relating to the production of high-carbon steel

US economy expands 2.4% in Q4 after upgrade; full year growth at 2.8%

The Commerce Department said that growth in gross domestic product the nation's output of goods and services decelerated from a 3.1 per cent pace in July-September 2024

European automakers decry Trump's auto tariffs that will 'punish consumers'

The US is the biggest export destination for the European auto industry and in 2023, European automakers exported 56 billion euros worth of vehicles and parts to the US

North Korea sent around 3,000 additional troops to Russia, says Seoul

South Korea's National Intelligence Service previously attributed the high North Korean casualties to the troops' likely struggles in adapting to drones and other elements of modern warfare

Israeli strikes kill family of 6, Hamas spokesman Abdel Qanoua in Gaza

Israel ended its ceasefire with Hamas last week, launching a surprise wave of strikes that killed hundreds of Palestinians

Brazil's Bolsonaro to face trial over coup plan; here's what happens next

Legal experts estimate that Bolsonaro could be sentenced to up to 40 years in prison

US states move to ban or restrict use of dyes used in candies, cereal

West Virginia, which ranks at the bottom in the US for many health metrics, became the first to sign a sweeping statewide ban on seven such dyes this week

N Korea sent 3,000 more troops to Russia, according to South's assessment

The military equipment North Korea has sent to Russia includes a considerable amount of short-range ballistic missiles

Signal chat not 'FBI thing', FBI has long history of such inquiries: Trump

Multiple high-profile figures have found themselves under investigation in recent years over their handling of government secrets

Shooting in Florida kills 1 woman, 3 children; 2 others taken to hospital

The conditions of the two people taken to a hospital weren't immediately clear

S Korea in uphill battle to contain massive wildfires as death toll hits 26

Authorities haven't disclosed details of the civilian dead, except that they are mostly in their 60s and 70s

Court rejects Trump admin's bid to use wartime law for deportations

The case has become a flashpoint amid escalating tension between the White House and the federal courts

Mass protests erupt outside Israel Parliament before key judicial vote

It's the latest in a series of anti-government demonstrations that have rocked the country in recent weeks