A British whistleblower uncovered evidence that US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick failed to disclose business ties with financier Jeffrey Epstein, based on documents from released Epstein files.

The World Cup semifinals begin with France facing Spain on Tuesday in Arlington, Texas, followed by Argentina against England on Wednesday in Atlanta, with the final set for Sunday in New Jersey.

Subpoenas issued to five New York Times journalists reporting on security issues with a new Qatar-gifted Air Force One have drawn sharp criticism as an unprecedented threat to press freedom and independent journalism.

Consumer prices are expected to have declined in June as falling gas prices provided relief, though renewed Middle East conflict has driven oil prices higher again, complicating inflation outlook.

Sweden’s gender voting gap is widening ahead of its September election, with women favoring the Social Democrats and men backing the far-right Sweden Democrats at roughly twice the rate.

Australian police released previously unseen photographs from the 2001 murder investigation of British backpacker Peter Falconio, 25 years after his death on a remote Northern Territory highway.

Chipotle Mexican Grill is opening its first restaurant in Mexico this week, marking a significant expansion milestone for the US-based burrito chain with over 4,100 global locations.

Sen. Lindsey Graham died from an aortic dissection related to arterial hardening, according to preliminary medical examiner findings, contradicting social media conspiracy theories blaming foreign powers.

Ten nations including Ukraine, the UK, Germany, and France announced plans to develop a shared European anti-ballistic missile defense system, drawing on Ukraine’s experience defending against Russian attacks.