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Paul Godfrey

British authorities charge two men with aiding Russia's intelligence service

World News // 3 hours ago

British authorities charge two men with aiding Russia's intelligence service

A new British national security law has been used to charge two Britons for allegedly aiding Russian intelligence after a suspected arson attack on a Ukraine-owned warehouse in London.

TikTok's Chinese parent company denies reports it plans to sell its U.S. business

U.S. News // 5 hours ago

TikTok's Chinese parent company denies reports it plans to sell its U.S. business

Scottish First Minister Yousaf refuses to resign, says he will fight no-confidence vote

World News // 7 hours ago

Scottish First Minister Yousaf refuses to resign, says he will fight no-confidence vote

Climate row kills Scotland's SNP-Scottish Greens coalition, SNP to rule without majority

World News // 1 day ago

Climate row kills Scotland's SNP-Scottish Greens coalition, SNP to rule without majority

Study: Women with heart disease prescribed cholesterol-lowering drugs less often than men

Health News // 1 day ago

Study: Women with heart disease prescribed cholesterol-lowering drugs less often than men

Women with heart disease may be prescribed cholesterol-reducing statins less frequently than men, contravening recommended treatment guidelines, according to new research released Thursday.

Australian police arrest seven juveniles in raids following church stabbing

World News // 2 days ago

Australian police arrest seven juveniles in raids following church stabbing

Australian police arrested seven juveniles Wednesday in raids across New South Wales, part of a massive counter-terror operation involving 400 officers following a stabbing incident at a church in Sydney last week.

Tesla Q1 profit crashes more than 50% to $1.1B as production woes hit deliveries

U.S. News // 2 days ago

Tesla Q1 profit crashes more than 50% to $1.1B as production woes hit deliveries

Tesla blamed a sharp drop in profit in the first quarter on global supply issues, an attack on its European battery plant and competition from hybrid vehicles.

Philippines orders Apple, Google to remove Binance from app stores

World News // 3 days ago

Philippines orders Apple, Google to remove Binance from app stores

Philippine market regulators said Tuesday they had ordered Apple and Google to remove the apps of the virtual cryptocurrency exchange operator Binance from their app stores to protect investors in the country.

Tabloid publisher takes stand to outline 'great relationship' with Trump in hush-money trial

U.S. News // 3 days ago

Tabloid publisher takes stand to outline 'great relationship' with Trump in hush-money trial

The judge in Donald Trump's hush-money trial delayed a decision on whether the former president should be held in contempt for multiple alleged gag order violations as the National Enquirer's ex-publisher retakes stand.

Rishi Sunak's flagship 'Stop the Boats' bill passes, 5 killed trying to reach English coast

World News // 3 days ago

Rishi Sunak's flagship 'Stop the Boats' bill passes, 5 killed trying to reach English coast

British lawmakers passed legislation early Tuesday allowing the government to deport asylum seekers who arrive without permission to Rwanda.

U.N.-EU report finds Europe warming twice the pace of rest of world

World News // 4 days ago

U.N.-EU report finds Europe warming twice the pace of rest of world

Europe saw its warmest year on record in 2023, both on land and sea, with climate change driving the rate of warming at double the global average, according to a new international report published Monday.

British PM Sunak pledges Rwanda deportation flights in 10 to 12 weeks

World News // 4 days ago

British PM Sunak pledges Rwanda deportation flights in 10 to 12 weeks

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak pledged Monday that flights carrying asylum seekers would take off for Rwanda in July no matter what as MPs were set to return a bill legalising the deportations back to the Lords.

Head of Israeli military intelligence quits over failure to warn of Oct. 7 attack

World News // 4 days ago

Head of Israeli military intelligence quits over failure to warn of Oct. 7 attack

Israel's military intelligence chief resigned Monday over failures in the run up to the Oct. 7 attacks on the country by Hamas and other Palestinian groups in which 1,200 people were massacred.

Two Polish men arrested over attack on Navalny aide Leonid Volkov

World News // 1 week ago

Two Polish men arrested over attack on Navalny aide Leonid Volkov

Two Polish men have been arrested in Poland on suspicion of carrying out a "brutal" attack on exiled Russian political dissident Leonid Volkov, former chief of staff of the late Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.

India heads to the polls as Prime Minister Narendra Modi bids for third term

World News // 1 week ago

India heads to the polls as Prime Minister Narendra Modi bids for third term

Hundreds of millions of voters in India, the world's largest democracy, are heading to the polls in a parliamentary election in which the ruling-Bharatiya Janata Party's Narendra Modi running for re-election.

Extreme temperatures in Sahel impossible without man-made warming, study finds

World News // 1 week ago

Extreme temperatures in Sahel impossible without man-made warming, study finds

A extreme once-in-a-century heatwave in Africa's Sahel and western regions that saw temperatures soar to a high as 48.5 degrees Celsius at the end of March and early April was caused by human-induced climate change.

8 World Food Program trucks cross into Gaza on new route

World News // 1 week ago

8 World Food Program trucks cross into Gaza on new route

The first U.N. World Food Program trucks since the opening of Israel's Ashdod port to international humanitarian aid shipments crossed into the Gaza strip, the Israeli military said.

At least 14 killed, 60 injured in Russian missile strikes in northern Ukraine

World News // 1 week ago

At least 14 killed, 60 injured in Russian missile strikes in northern Ukraine

Russian missile strikes targeting the northern Ukrainian city of Chernihiv early Wednesday killed at least 14 people and injured more than 60 including two children, authorities said.

British MPs back legislation to ban future generations from purchasing tobacco products

World News // 1 week ago

British MPs back legislation to ban future generations from purchasing tobacco products

British lawmakers voted to ban sales of cigarettes and vapes to anyone born after Dec. 31, 2008, ushering in an anti-smoking statute that will be among the toughest in the world, if the legislation becomes law.

China's economy grows 5.3% in first quarter, surpassing expectations

World News // 1 week ago

China's economy grows 5.3% in first quarter, surpassing expectations

China's economic growth picked up slightly in the first quarter driven by strong performances from the export, manufacturing and services sectors, according to provisional figures published Tuesday.

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