The DOJ confirmed agents carried out a court-authorized search of Rep. Ilhan Omar's home Monday as part of an ongoing federal criminal investigation, with reports linking it to decades-old immigration paperwork.
A cyberattack on refrigeration control systems forced freezers at hundreds of French supermarkets to warm overnight, spoiling fresh and frozen stock worth millions of euros. Paris prosecutors have opened a criminal investigation.
Zelenskyy says Russia struck six Ukrainian energy sites hours after Trump announced an "energy ceasefire," raising questions about whether Moscow ever signed on.
Robert Hall and Michael Woodford shared the 2026 Nobel in economics for work that reshaped how policymakers stabilize economies. The prize honors theory now embedded in central banks worldwide.
Houthi missiles struck Riyadh's main international airport Thursday, killing three Saudis including an airline pilot and marking a sharp escalation in the renewed Saudi-Yemen war.
A wave of Senate debates across three battleground states showed Democrats running against Trump and Republicans keeping their distance, previewing the central fight of the 2026 midterms.
Two-thirds of Americans view Mark Zuckerberg unfavorably and Meta faces a multistate lawsuit over teen harm, yet the company's AI-driven ad business keeps setting records. We unpack the disconnect.
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