Al Carns resigns as UK defence minister after Healey’s exit over military funding
Mr Carns quit on Thursday evening, telling the Prime Minister he could not defend ‘a level of investment I know to be inadequate’.
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Trump calls off latest threats to strike Iran, citing progress in negotiations
The announcement came after two days of back-and-forth attacks between the US and Iran.
Prisoner at San Quentin may have hantavirus, authorities say
Prisons became hotbeds of infection during the Covid-19 pandemic, but person-to-person spread of the hantavirus is rare
US imposes sanctions on Cuba’s state oil company in latest pressure campaign
The announcement comes almost a week after the U.S. government sanctioned Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel
Cop threw his body cam into a lake to cover up he was having sex in his patrol car, authorities say
Samuel Marcum from North Carolina was fired and arrested Wednesday
Two people killed in horror plane crash as survivor pulled from fireball wreckage
The fireball crash was seen in pictures shared online.
Years after oil pipeline protests, North Dakota and the federal government settle policing lawsuit
The state of North Dakota and the federal government have settled a lawsuit the state brought to recoup the costs of policing protests of the Dakota Access Pipeline nearly a decade ago
Estadio Azteca LIVE: World Cup chaos as violent clashes erupt at Mexico vs South Africa
The clashes have already erupted at the World Cup 2026 opening game.
Historians weigh in on Trump’s plaque display at the White House to say it is filled with lies and insults
The plaques feature ‘little concern for decorum or accuracy,’ one historian said
Trump taps former SEC chair to be his head of National Intelligence after Congress rejects Bill Pulte
Congressional Republicans, unenthusiastic about Pulte’s elevation to DNI, were unable to extend FISA legislation without Democratic votes