U.S. Soldier Arrested for Using Classified Intelligence to Win $400,000
One of the week's most extraordinary stories comes from the intersection of military intelligence and online gambling. The Department of
U.S. to Invite Putin to G20 Summit at Trump’s Miami
In a move that is certain to spark diplomatic controversy, the United States plans to invite Russian President Vladimir Putin
‘Sitting Ducks’: Liberal Frontbencher Warns Australia Is Too Dependent on
In a pointed ANZAC Day-themed address, Australian Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie warned that overreliance on the United States has left
Brazil Reopens Google Investigation
In a unanimous decision, Brazil's antitrust authority CADE reopened its investigation into Google over the tech giant's use of journalistic
Europe Rallies Around Ukraine — Again
At an informal EU summit in Ayia Napa, Cyprus, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis reaffirmed Europe's commitment to Ukraine, declaring
Pakistan Escalates Indus Waters Dispute at the UN
Pakistan formally urged the United Nations Security Council to take up its dispute with India over the Indus Waters Treaty,
Warner Bros. Discovery Shareholders Greenlight Paramount Deal
In a landmark vote for the entertainment industry, Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders approved the company's merger with Paramount on Thursday.
Eurovision Boycotts Spread Across Europe
In a striking act of cultural protest, national broadcasters in Ireland, Spain, and Slovenia announced they will not air the