The US government is struggling to explain how a 21-year-old man in a junior post was in a position to allegedly access and leak a massive trove of classified documents related to the Ukraine conflict and other matters. Jack Teixeira, a cyber specialist for the US Air Force National Guard, made his initial court appearance Friday in Boston federal court.
Should Americans lose access to mifepristone, it would further ostracize young voters, independents and suburban women, who Republicans must win over.
Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina is taking another step toward challenging Donald Trump for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination.
Asia faces the biggest potential fallout from rising geopolitical tensions, according to a senior regional official at the International Monetary Fund, after China held military drills around Taiwan.
President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s trip to China will include a tour of Huawei’s innovation center in Shanghai, a stop that may irk the US which alleges the technology company poses a threat to its national security.
Swiss parliament’s lower house overnight on Tuesday voted against approving 109 billion francs ($120 billion) in government guarantees for UBS Group AG’s takeover of Credit Suisse Group AG, in a symbolic show of popular and political discontent with the deal.
Sri Lanka expects China to support its effort to restructure debts and help it begin repaying its obligations, according to the nation’s central bank governor.
Hungary’s top diplomat sealed energy deals in Moscow during a rare visit by an official from a European Union member, underscoring Budapest’s schism with the rest of the bloc over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Lai Ching-te’s mother was bitterly disappointed when the Harvard-educated doctor told her in the 1990s that he was giving up his medical career to enter politics.
Dominion Voting Systems remains “under siege” from threats spawned by 2020 election-conspiracy theories propounded by Fox News TV hosts and guests, a lawyer for Dominion told a judge.
