Andrew, Tristan Tate Arrested in Miami on Trafficking Charges
Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami on July 18 on charges including sex trafficking and rape, authorities said, reviving scrutiny from their Romanian
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Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami on July 18 on charges including sex trafficking and rape, authorities said, reviving scrutiny from their Romanian
A wrongful death lawsuit filed in Alabama alleges ChatGPT reinforced a woman's religious delusions and encouraged her to take her own life to fulfill a 'divine
The US has removed Syria from its state sponsors of terrorism list after 47 years, a move officials say clears the way for reconstruction investment.
Recruiters are using fraudulent job ads to funnel Botswana nationals into Russia's military, where many end up fighting on Ukraine's front lines, officials say.
Demonstrators rallied outside data center sites nationwide on July 20, 2026, citing rising electricity bills, water use, and AI's environmental toll.
China has moved to restrict AI companion apps offering virtual boyfriends and girlfriends, citing addiction risks and concerns over the country's falling birth
A magnitude 7.3 quake struck off Chiapas, Mexico, triggering a tsunami threat that was cancelled about three hours later. No deaths and no major damage were rep
The UK took British Steel into full public ownership on July 16. China's commerce ministry said it is 'strongly dissatisfied' — and whether Jingye is paid is un
Coca-Cola suspended US Fairlife production after a Fairlife cyberattack it believes was ransomware. The company says milk quality and safety were not affected.
A housing watchdog filed 114 complaints accusing Greystar, the largest US landlord, of refusing Section 8 voucher holders. Greystar says it is committed to fair