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Trump admin appeals judge's ruling blocking birthright citizenship order

The government's appeal stems from US District Judge Deborah Boardman's grant of a preliminary injunction last week

Trump's steel, aluminum tariffs may drive up car costs: Industry leaders

Tariffs on crucial products coming from outside of the US places pressure on domestic sourcing of the materials

Denis Law funeral: Man United fans gather at Old Trafford to pay tribute

Thousands of Manchester United fans gathered at Old Trafford on Tuesday to pay tribute to Denis Law ahead of the club great's funeral.

With ceasefire in question, Israel orders to beef up troops around Gaza

Netanyahu also ordered officials to prepare for every scenario if Hamas doesn't release hostages this Saturday

U.S. Agency Relevent in Talks for UEFA Champions League Global Deal

UEFA and top European football clubs are set to drop the Swiss agency that has sold Champions League rights since 1992 and replace it with the U.S. firm of Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross.

Ready to keep key rates unchanged for now on high inflation: Fed's Powell

After cutting its key rate a full percentage point in the final three months of last year, with the economy remaining strong, we do not need to be in a hurry to adjust our policy stance, Powell said

Plymouth to face Manchester City after beating Liverpool in the FA Cup

Plymouth's reward for knocking out Liverpool in the FA Cup was to draw Manchester City in the fifth round

Hamas brushes off Trump's threat, says all must be committed to ceasefire

Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri said Tuesday that the dozens of hostages would only be returned if all parties remain committed to a ceasefire deal reached last month

US tariffs will not go unanswered: EU chief vows tough countermeasures

Tariffs are taxes bad for business, worse for consumers, von der Leyen said. Unjustified tariffs on the EU will not go unanswered they will trigger firm and proportionate countermeasures

Delay in next hostage release by Hamas threatens fragile Gaza ceasefire

Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz called the delay a complete violation of the ceasefire agreement, and he instructed the military to be on highest alert

Iran loosens import curbs on cars, iPhones in bid to mask its economic woes

Restrictions still limit the number of foreign cars that can come into the country and tariffs that Pezeshkian wants lowered may have been again placed at 100 per cent

Migrants stranded in Mexico try to restart life after Trump crackdown

As part of a broader immigration crackdown, Trump's administration quickly canceled all appointments people had made through a US government app

Here's why Ukraine's minerals are key to keeping US military aid flowing

Here is a look at Ukraine's rare earth industry and how a deal might come together

Testimony in trial of man accused of trying to kill Rushdie enters 2nd day

Matar has been in custody since he was subdued by spectators after the attack. He has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and assault

S Korea's top think tank lowers growth projection, citing Trump's tariffs

The Korea Development Institute now projects South Korea's economy to grow by 1.6 per cent in 2025, which is 0.4 percentage points lower than its previous estimate announced in November

Tiger Woods withdraws from signature event following mother's passing

Tigers mother Kultida Woods, died unexpectedly last Tuesday at the age of 80

US cyber agency puts poll security staffers who worked with states on leave

State election officials of both political parties have defended CISA's work to help secure election offices from a range of cybersecurity and physical threats

Judge set to rule on Justice dept's demand for Musk's access to Treasury

Justice Department attorneys from Washington and New York told Vargas in a filing on Sunday that the ban was unconstitutional and a remarkable intrusion

Labour unions sue to block DOGE access to private info at US agencies

The suit, led by the American Federation of Teachers, alleges Trump admin violated federal privacy laws when it gave Musk's DOGE access to systems with personal information on millions of Americans

Trump steps up his 2018 tariffs on steel and aluminum, risks inflation

The tariffs carry inflation risks at a moment when voters are already weary of high prices and fearful that price increases will eclipse any income gains