US Treasury chief says another bank will face Iran-related sanctions
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the United States plans to sanction another bank this week over alleged financial ties to Iran.
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the United States plans to sanction another bank this week over alleged financial ties to Iran.
Tunisia introduced rotating power cuts as temperatures approached 50C, with some outages also interrupting electrically powered water pumps.
Niger's army said it regained control after a mutiny in Niamey, while Russia's ambassador said Niger requested help from the Africa Corps.
A State Department spokesperson said about 85 Americans remained unaccounted for after flooding along the Nepal-Tibet border, while nine had been evacuated.
The National Park Service said at least 15 people may be unaccounted for after flooding near Bright Angel Canyon and Phantom Ranch.
Guinea-Bissau began counting referendum ballots on a constitution that would let the president appoint or dismiss the prime minister and dissolve parliament.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told the AP that the Trump administration plans to sanction another bank this week as it increases economic pressure on Iran.
Two USDA cyclospora research projects lost congressional funding, while a third is set to move from Maryland to Iowa, according to a Reuters report.
Iran said it attacked two U.S. bases in Jordan after the Larak Island strike; Jordan said it intercepted eight missiles and reported no injuries.
Australia announced $3 million in additional aid for Nepal as officials said 43 Australians remained missing after catastrophic flooding.
President Trump said Venezuelan oil obtained under a new agreement would be used to replenish the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
The government revised its prison early-release plan to exclude all manslaughter convictions as well as rape, child sexual abuse and grooming offenses.
President Donald Trump said he would report NBC's Kristen Welker to the FCC over her description of his primary endorsements as having mixed results.
Niger's Defense Ministry and analysts said loyalist forces, aided by Russia's Africa Corps, repelled a daylong mutiny centered on Niamey's airport and presidential district.
Representatives of Libya’s rival administrations signed an agreement in Tripoli calling for presidential and legislative elections within 24 months.
The reported death toll from flooding in Nepal and Tibet reached 797 on Sunday as overwhelmed morgues in Nepal began temporary mass burials.
SpaceX launched NASA's $4.3 billion Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope from Kennedy Space Center on Sunday for a mission studying planets, galaxies and cosmic expansion.
President Donald Trump said Venezuelan oil from a new bilateral deal will be used to refill the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve, though he gave no timetable.
Nepal warned flood-hit districts to remain alert Sunday after upstream water levels rose, while officials reported 788 deaths and 2,502 people missing in the country.
At least seven people died and 23 remained missing after a ferry carrying 267 people capsized off northern Cyprus, the region’s prime minister said.
Interim President Delcy Rodríguez said a 25-year Venezuela-U.S. project would develop 17 oilfields and target production above 1.5 million barrels a day.
Officials reported 768 confirmed deaths and 3,048 people missing after a glacial collapse triggered flooding along the Nepal-Tibet border.
The Crown Prosecution Service is reviewing evidence concerning 12 former officers involved in undercover surveillance of political groups.
Iran's supreme leader urged Gulf governments to confront what he called their common enemy as Tehran continued to restrict traffic through the Strait of Hormuz.
Meta agreed to pay $1 billion and add child-safety controls to its platforms to settle a Texas lawsuit alleging harm to children.
Nepali authorities issued new flood alerts as officials reported 750 deaths across Nepal and China's Tibet region, with more than 3,000 people missing.
Authorities were searching for about 2,500 people after a glacial flood devastated villages along Nepal’s Trishuli River, Al Jazeera reported.
Myanmar's military has retaken 22 of 101 towns lost since the 2021 coup, according to the ISP-Myanmar think tank, while opposition forces have withdrawn from several urban centers.
Iran's supreme leader appointed veteran military and intelligence figures to senior posts as the war with the United States reached six months.
A federal judge in California ruled that parts of the government's deportation framework violated constitutional speech and due-process protections.
Sony Music Publishing, Warner Chappell and other publishers sued Anthropic, alleging it illegally obtained copyrighted works to train Claude.