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Disagreement among Caricom members hampers unified response on Cuban sovereignty and US intervention in the region

As businesses scramble for advice on getting a tariff refund, law firms and hedge funds see huge payday

The question of who owns and authorizes the month holds particular relevance amid attacks on Black history in the US

Anthropic has been blacklisted by the Trump administration after refusing to lift safeguards on its AI model Claude, leading to a contract loss and a debate on AI ethics in warfare.

The Pentagon, led by Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, has cut ties with several elite universities, citing ideological concerns. This move affects military education and funding.

eBay has settled a lawsuit with a Massachusetts couple who were victims of a corporate harassment campaign, revealing a toxic culture within the company.

Qatar Airways has decided to temporarily suspend flights to and from Doha following the closure of the Qatari airspace. Flights will be resumed once the airspace closure is lifted, said the airline in a statement on X.

"The goal is to create all the conditions for the downfall of the Iranian regime..."

Global leaders voiced varied reactions to coordinated US-Israel strikes on Iran, with the EU urging maximum restraint and respect for international law. Spain called for de-escalation, while Malaysia condemned the actions, fearing regional catastrophe. Australia backed US efforts against Iran's nuclear program, but Norway questioned the strike's legality. Russia criticized…

European leaders have responded cautiously as Israel and the U.S. strike Iran and the region edges toward wider war

Candace Owens has questioned Erika Kirk’s account of how she entered the pageant world, claiming records show years of participation and suggesting family involvement. Kirk previously described pageantry as an unexpected chapter in her life. Owens’ remarks have revived scrutiny of Kirk’s past, even as she focuses on leading Turning…