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Madonna postpones Celebration tour due to 'serious bacterial infection'

Manager Oseary wrote on Instagram that singer had spent several days in an intensive care unit after becoming ill on Saturday. He said 64-year-old singer is expected to make full recovery

Presumed human remains found in debris of Titan submersible: US Coast Guard

Twisted chunks of the 22-foot submersible were unloaded at a Canadian Coast Guard pier on Wednesday

Largest US banks would survive severe recession, Fed's 'stress tests' show

Fed policymakers also hinted that they could make the tests harder in future iterations, due to the banking crisis earlier this year

US public debt is projected to reach 181% of economic activity in 30 years

The nation's fiscal health became the focal point of debate during the latest round of debt ceiling negotiations

Belarus leader approved forced transfers of Ukrainian children: Opposition

A Belarusian opposition activist says that he has provided the ICC with materials allegedly detailing President Alexander Lukashenko's involvement in forcible transfer of Ukrainian children to Belarus

Airline travel delays pick up early, expected to grow steadily worse

Travel is expected to peak on Thursday with more than 52,500 total flights, likely the biggest travel day of the holiday period

Pedro Pascal, Ajay Banga among Carnegie's 2023 Great Immigrants list

These are extraordinary people, said Dame Louise Richardson, president of Carnegie Corporation of New York and a native of Ireland who is a naturalised citizen herself

Ashes Test: Bairstow pulls away Just Stop Oil protesters from Lord's pitch

Two protesters from the Just Stop Oil group ran onto the field at Lords and briefly disrupted play about five minutes after the start of the second Ashes Test between England and Australia

Norway approves 19 oil, gas projects; resulting investments over $19 bn

The projects consist of new developments, further development of existing fields, and investments in projects for increased extraction at existing fields

Migrant tragedy at sea as EU leaders forge ahead with tougher borders plans

More than 50,300 attempts were made to enter the EU without authorisation from January to May, according to the border and coast guard agency Frontex

Threatened by shortages, EV makers race for lithium supplies for batteries

General Motors Co. and the parent company of China's BYD Auto Ltd. went straight to the source and bought stakes in lithium miners, a rare step in an industry that relies on outside vendors

UN urges Israel, Palestinians to halt violence in statement backed by US

The statement was backed by both the United States and Russia in a moment of unity on a divisive issue, reflecting the widespread international concern

Nato warns against underestimating Russian forces, increases preparedness

Jens Stoltenberg said the alliance may decide to further boost its strength and readiness to face Russia and its ally Belarus when NATO leaders meet in the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius on July 11-12

US sanctions gold firms connected to Russian Wagner mercenary group

The sanctions are not directly related to last week's uprising. The US has previously issued sanctions against Prigozhin and the Wagner Group multiple times

Trump, DeSantis trade barbs while staging duelling New Hampshire campaign

Addressing a town hall in Hollis, DeSantis vowed to actually build the US-Mexico border wall that Trump tried but failed to complete in his first term

FBI ignored 'massive amount' of intelligence before January 6: Senate

The report details how the agencies failed to recognize and warn of the potential for violence as some of then-President Donald Trump's supporters openly planned the siege in messages, forums online

Canadian wildfires causing unhealthy air quality again in parts of US

The smoky haze didn't appear to be impacting flights into and out of Detroit Metropolitan Airport or Milwaukee Mitchell Airport on Tuesday morning

Over $200 bn may have been stolen from Covid-19 aid: Federal watchdog

SBA previously told The Associated Press the federal government has not developed an accepted system for assessing fraud in federal programmes

Ford cutting several hundred jobs to reduce cost amid transition to EVs

Ford Motor Co. is going through another round of white-collar job cuts as the company continues to reduce costs amid a transition to electric vehicles

Belarus Prez says Prigozhin, who led rebellion in Russia, is in his country

Russian authorities said on Tuesday they have closed a criminal investigation into the aborted armed rebellion led by mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin and are pressing no charges against