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The five men arrested Sunday in connection with an attempted terror attack at a military base in southwest England are British nationals, authorities said Monday.

Five years after the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moise, dozens of people arrested in connection with the killing in the troubled Caribbean nation are still awaiting trial in Miami.

Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates warned artificial intelligence must be regulated by the government and is evolving rapidly and dangerously enough to wipe out much of humanity.

Iran will soon run out of oil to sell to China and will have nothing left to trade, "probably in the next two weeks," Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said.

A potential U.S. strategy long feared by America's Asian allies has been given shape.

Attorney General Todd Blanche said Sunday that President Trump was entitled to block CNN from boarding Air Force One on Saturday.

President Trump said Sunday that the United States was working with the United Kingdom to capture a group of men arrested outside RAF Fairford on suspicion of terrorism.

Afghanistan said on Sunday that its forces killed 28 fighters and captured 32 others, including alleged members of the Islamic State group said to have crossed from neighboring Pakistan.

Strikes across Ukraine killed at least six people overnight and on Sunday, officials said, hours after Moscow rejected German calls to ease off its escalation toward NATO.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Tehran won't back down on the terms of its ceasefire offer, "even if it comes to a doomsday war."