Leon Black Claims Jeffrey Epstein Misled Him Out Of $60 Million
He also said he had never abused women, engaged in sex trafficking, paid Epstein for access to women or been blackmailed by him.
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Polymarket's U.S. Exchange Drives Billion-Dollar Revenue Run Rate
Trading activity has accelerated sharply as the FIFA World Cup fueled increased interest in prediction markets.
Iran Wants A Deal With Us 'Very Badly': President Trump
Opening the Strait of Hormuz had helped Iran move out 19 million barrels of oil, which had led to oil prices dropping like a rock, Trump said.
Why Is Volkswagen Planning 100,000 Job Cuts
Volkswagen is also expected to trim planned investment by about 15%, lowering spending to just over €130 billion over the next five years.
Cargo Ship Attack Raises Fresh Doubts Over Strait Of Hormuz Recovery
Confidence was shaken after the Singapore-flagged container ship Ever Lovely was struck by a projectile near Oman
Congressional Epstein Investigation Calls Billionaire Leon Black
The committee is expected to question Black about nearly $170 million in payments made to Epstein between 2012 and 2017.
Haitians, Syrians Face Legal Uncertainty After Supreme Court Ruling
The 6-3 decision immediately affects about 350,000 Haitians and 6,000 Syrians whose work permits and deportation protections are set to expire.
UN Pauses Hormuz Evacuations After Vessel Is Struck
The attack came hours after Iran's Revolutionary Guards warned that ships should only use routes approved by Tehran.
Kim Jong Un Oversees New Weapons Tests In North Korea
The trials are part of North Korea's broader strategy to improve the range, precision and automation of its military systems.
Congo's Confirmed Ebola Cases Rise To 1,155
The figures reflect confirmed infections recorded through Wednesday and highlight the continued spread of the virus.
Power Outages Hit Russian-Controlled Kherson Region
Vladimir Saldo, the Moscow-appointed governor of the occupied region, said electricity was fully or partially cut across the territory but did not provide details on the cause or the extent of the damage.
Is Australia's Social Media Ban Working For Young Users?
Researchers surveyed more than 400 young people before the legislation took effect and again three months later.
Inspector General Report Faults Secret Service Cybersecurity Practices
The report concluded that some Secret Service personnel routinely relied on personal mobile phones instead of government-issued devices during protective assignments.
Why Is The White House Seeking To Limit OpenAI's Next AI Model
The request reflects growing concern within the U.S. government over the capabilities of advanced AI systems and the absence of a formal regulatory framework governing their deployment.
Who Is The Oldest Death Row Inmate Facing Execution In Florida
Dusty Ray Spencer is set to receive a lethal injection at Florida State Prison for the 1992 fatal stabbing of his wife, Karen.
Why Are Chinese Carmakers Expanding Into Canada
Companies including BYD, Chery, Lotus and Changan have begun establishing dealerships, import networks and distribution channels despite modest sales expectations in Canada.