A massive fire has destroyed a 175-year-old Victorian building near Glasgow Central Station, forcing Scotland's busiest railway hub to close and affecting at least 30 businesses. Insurance costs are projected to reach hundreds of millions of pounds.
Mukund Krishna, the £700,000-a-year chief executive of the Police Federation of England and Wales, has been suspended after being arrested on suspicion of fraud by abuse of position. Two other individuals connected to the organization were also detained as part of a year-long investigation by City of London Police.
More than two dozen states are continuing their antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation after rejecting a DOJ settlement negotiated in secret. A federal judge called the mid-trial announcement "outrageous" as states accused prosecutors of abandoning the case without warning.
The U.S.-Israel military campaign against Iran has entered its ninth day with nearly 1,800 reported deaths, as joint airstrikes target Iranian oil infrastructure and Hezbollah launches missile barrages at Tel Aviv. Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared Iran a 'terrorist government' being systematically dismantled, though concerns mount over regional escalation and potential global oil price shocks.
One of two Pennsylvania men accused of throwing explosive devices near Gracie Mansion flashed an ISIS salute while being led from custody, as federal prosecutors prepare to unseal criminal charges in what has become a terrorism investigation.
Ohio State University President Walter "Ted" Carter Jr. resigned Monday after disclosing an "inappropriate relationship" with a woman seeking public resources for her private business. Carter, 66, led the nation's sixth-largest university for two years after being hired from the University of Nebraska system.
A Southwest Airlines flight was diverted to Atlanta after a passenger's Ramadan prayer timer was mistaken for a security threat. The FBI confirmed no credible threat existed and no charges will be filed against the passenger, who was observed setting a phone alarm to mark prayer time during the Islamic holy month.
The Miami Dolphins agreed to a three-year, $67.5 million deal with quarterback Malik Willis hours after announcing the release of Tua Tagovailoa. The move reunites Willis with head coach Jeff Hafley and GM Jon-Eric Sullivan, who worked with him in Green Bay.
Congressional veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan are bringing deeply personal perspectives to the Iran war debate, with lawmakers in both parties expressing reservations about extended conflict as U.S. casualties mount. Six service members have been killed and 18 wounded as War Powers resolutions advance in both chambers.
A knife-wielding assailant stabbed three people during a violent confrontation on the shoulder of a Virginia highway Sunday afternoon before a Virginia State Police trooper shot the suspect twice in the chest.
Loud explosions echoed through RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus around midnight local time following what is believed to be an attack by an Iranian drone, marking a significant escalation in regional tensions.
US President Donald Trump said Sunday that American military casualties during strikes on Iran were to be expected, commenting after the Pentagon announced three US service members had been killed and five others seriously wounded during military ope.
