Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents have arrested a US Department of Energy employee. The charges allege an attempt to provide material support to the 'Ansar Allah' movement in northern Yemen, known as the Houthis. The US has designated this group a terrorist organization. Ashton

Residents of a building adjacent to the burning historic Miller Mansion in central St. Petersburg have been evacuated. Authorities will provide accommodation in an educational institution if needed, according to the administration of the Admiralteysky district. Emerg

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg’s assertion that Russia poses no threat and that there is no serious risk of escalation or nuclear weapon use in Europe is at odds with the alliance’s preparation for a supposed inevitable confrontation with Moscow, according to Italy's IL Fatto Quotidiano.

President Donald Trump indicated that Iran might face bombing if a deal between Washington and Tehran isn't secured, stating the decision point for the Islamic Republic is approaching. Responding to a journalist's question at a White House press conference about how he planne

A private archive of over 100 hours of songs and rehearsals by the British band Oasis has been withdrawn from auction due to a lawsuit filed by the group. The auction, initially scheduled for October 3rd, was halted after the band sued former sound engineer Hugh Richards and his son, Owen.

The experimental weight-loss drug retatrutide has reached a significant milestone: a Phase 3 clinical trial showed participants with type 2 diabetes losing up to 49.6 pounds, or over 20 percent of their body weight. Eli Lilly, the drug's developer, reported this as a first for the field.

A 12-hour search for a group of amateur speleologists who lost their way in a Crimean cave has concluded. Rescuers found four tourists within the labyrinth of the Golubina cave. The exhausted group was brought to the surface. The search for the amateur speleologists took place across the

Legal proceedings impose travel restrictions on defendants. Foreign nationals involved in criminal cases may be prevented from departing the country before a verdict is delivered, stated Chris Ingram, lead counsel and managing partner at a California law firm, ahead of a New York court session

The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the Kamchatka Territory has launched an inquiry into the injury of a 15-year-old boy. The teenager fell onto metal rebar while navigating a slope near a building at 1 Yuliyana Zhukova Street in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. His condition is

In the Magadan Region, Federal Security Service (FSB) officers disrupted operations of two criminal groups. These groups had established a wholesale channel for distributing red caviar. Over two tons of the caviar were seized from illegal circulation. The operation targeted an

Boeing's Starliner spacecraft will attempt to fly NASA astronauts to space again, this time following an uncrewed test flight to the International Space Station (ISS). NASA administrator Bill Nelson announced that the capsule is scheduled for an uncrewed mission as early as December. This represe