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FBI likely to disband one of its Washington-based public corruption squads

The move is part of a broader reorganisation of the FBI's Washington field office, said one FBI official familiar with the plans

Ukrainian man charged over fires at properties linked to UK PM Keir Starmer

The Metropolitan Police force said Roman Lavrynovych, who was arrested Tuesday, was charged with arson with intent to endanger life

SC may block Trump's birthright citizenship order, but limit injunctions

Judges have issued 40 nationwide injunctions since Trump began his second term in January

UN forecasts slower global growth following Trump's tariffs, trade tensions

UN economists also cited the volatile geopolitical landscape and threats of rising production costs, supply chain disruptions and financial turbulence

Bologna beat AC Milan 1-0 to win first Italian Cup title in 51 years

Bologna ended a 51-year wait for a major trophy when it beat AC Milan 1-0 to win the Italian Cup.

Zheng Qinwen stuns Sabalenka to reach Italian open semis against Coco Gauff

The pope and Sinner posed for photos in front of the Davis Cup trophy that Sinner helped Italy win for the second consecutive time last year

Nato weighs US demand to hike defence spend as some fail to meet goal

Secretary of State Marco Rubio underlined that the alliance is only as strong as its weakest link

Only two solutions for Iran are 'intelligent' or 'brutal', warns Trump

Trump also said that Qatar's ruling emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, had been pushing for diplomatic deal over Iran's nuclear programme

Colombian lawmakers reject president's labour reform referendum

After an intense debate Wednesday, 49 senators voted against the measure and 47 in favour

54 people killed in overnight airstrikes on Gaza's Khan Younis city

The strikes come as US President Donald Trump visits the Middle East, visiting Gulf states but not Israel

Close aides see Pope Leo XIV as reformer on women's roles but with limits

Catholic women, vital in schools, hospitals, and faith upbringing, have long voiced frustration over their second-class status in a Church that reserves the priesthood solely for men

Poland votes for new president on Sunday as worries grow about future

Voters in this Central European nation of 38 million people will cast ballots to replace conservative incumbent Andrzej Duda, whose second and final five-year term ends in August

Argentina orders immigration crackdown, vows to 'make country great again'

The decree makes it much easier for the government to deport migrants who enter the country illegally, falsify their immigration documents or commit minor crimes in Argentina

Trump to visit US troops in Qatar, rejects past US interventionism

Trump plans to address troops at Qatar's al-Udeid Air Base, which was a major staging ground during the US wars in Iraq and Afghanistan

Trump's sanctions on ICC prosecutor disrupt tribunal's functioning

The Hague-based court's American staffers have been told that if they travel to the US they risk arrest

Asian shares dip as Wall Street ends mixed, US futures also edge lower

On Wednesday, a choppy day of trading on Wall Street ended with a mixed finish as gains by several big technology stocks helped temper losses

Prosecutor in Trump files case invokes 5th Amendment in Congress interview

Jay Bratt, subpoenaed by the House Judiciary Committee, declined to answer key questions in a closed-door session, invoking his Fifth Amendment right to remain silent

Albania's PM thanks voters for landslide win, pledges EU membership by 2030

With only diaspora ballots remaining to be fully counted, the ruling Socialists achieved a landslide victory, winning 83 seats in the 140-seat Parliament in the May 11 polls

Hotline between military, Washington air traffic controllers down for 3 yrs

The Federal Aviation Administration official in charge of air traffic controllers, Frank McIntosh, confirmed the agency didn't even know the hotline hadn't been working since March 2022

Nasa rover detects first aurora on Mars that's visible to human eye

European and US scientists reported that the green aurora in the dusty Martian sky was generated by a solar storm last year and had three days' advance notice to set aside viewing time