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Elon Musk wants to turn SpaceX's Starbase site into a new Texas city

SpaceX's rapid expansion in the region has drawn pushback from some locals

White House releases first-ever national strategy to combat Islamophobia

Biden administration said that 'Over the past year, this initiative has become even more important as threats against American Muslim and Arab communities have spiked'

North Koreans indicted for using IT workers to fund weapons programmes

Scheme involving thousands of IT workers generated more than $88 million for the North Korean government, Ashley T Johnson, special agent in charge of the St. Louis FBI office, said

Israeli strike in Gaza kills 25 people as US makes new push for ceasefire

Palestinian medics also reported that over 40 people, most of them children, were receiving treatment at the two hospitals

FBI should have collected more intelligence before Capitol riot: Report

Report from the Justice Department inspector general's office knocks down a fringe conspiracy theory advanced by some Republicans in Congress that the FBI played a role in instigating events that day

Federal Aviation head to resign, allowing Trump to pick his successor

Mike Whitaker announced his pending resignation in a message to employees of the FAA

Biden govt makes final diplomatic push for stability across Middle East

A ceasefire would give President Joe Biden a final diplomatic victory after a turbulent term in which his administration has been unable to halt a brutal war

Global chemical weapons watchdog holds emergency meeting on Syria's stock

The last time the OPCW called an extraordinary meeting was in 2018, in response to the chemical attack on Douma, a town close to Damascus, when some 40 people were killed by poison gas. Last year the

Prosecutors close rape investigation in connection with Kylian Mbappe

Swedish prosecutors say they have dropped a rape investigation that was launched in connection with soccer star Kylian Mbappe's visit to Stockholm in October.

Trump rings NYSE opening bell, marks 2nd time as Time's Person of the Year

Before he rang the opening bell at 9.30 am, a first for him, Trump spoke at the exchange and called it a tremendous honour

S Korean Oppn submits new motion to impeach President Yoon over martial law

Earlier Thursday, Yoon defended his decree as an act of governance and denied rebellion charges

South Korea's Prez Yoon defends martial law, vows to 'fight to the end'

He spoke hours before the main opposition Democratic Party submits a new impeachment motion against him

ECB likely to cut rates while weighing US trade concerns and France's chaos

A half-point cut would be a security move to preempt any potential risks for the eurozone economy coming from the next US administration's potential economic policy choices

Migrant workers in Lebanon trying to return home after alleged abuses, war

Hundreds of migrant workers in Lebanon are waiting to be repatriated after the ceasefire ending the 14-month war between the Lebanon-based Hezbollah and Israel went into effect last month

Israeli airstrikes kill 28 in Gaza, including 7 children, say officials

One of the strikes overnight and into Thursday flattened a house in the built-up Nuseirat refugee camp

US Open's first female tournament director will step down in 2025

Allaster became the US Open tournament director in 2020, the first woman to hold that position in the history of a tournament first held in 1881.

Champions League: Man City stumble vs Juventus; Barcelona, Arsenal win

City dropped to 22nd place in the 36-team standings, with only the top 24 advancing.

Paris Olympics organisers claim event was greener than recent Games

According to a French government carbon-impact calculator, 1.59 million tons of CO2 is equivalent to driving a car 182,675 times around the globe or 898,305 return flights between Paris and New York.

Ronaldo hails 2030 World Cup as 'most special' after Portugal named co-host

The format will help FIFA mark the centenary of Uruguay hosting the first World Cup in 1930.

As tourists discover Finland's Santa Village, locals call for crowd control

Tourism is booming in Rovaniemi which has hotel and restaurant owners, as well as city officials