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Pfizer Inc. agreed to buy Metsera Inc. for up to $10 billion, prevailing over Novo Nordisk A/S in a tumultuous bidding war after US regulatory opposition thwarted the Danish drugmaker's rival bid for the obesity drug startup.

To turn the page on the Corbyn years and win last year's UK election, Keir Starmer's party carried out a strategy that was widely dubbed "punch left." Now, the left is punching back -- and it's precisely the success of its purge that leaves Labour .. ...

The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Philippine Senator Ronald Dela Rosa, over his suspected involvement in former President Rodrigo Duterte's controversial war on drugs.

The US Supreme Court let the Trump administration for now withhold $4 billion in food aid that a judge had ordered distributed by the end of the day Friday to fully fund November benefits for 42 million people amid the government shutdown.

A federal judge ordered the US Department of Education to halt the practice of inserting partisan language into automated out-of-office emails from accounts of furloughed employees that blames the government shutdown on Democratic lawmakers.

President Donald Trump's plan to deploy the National Guard to Portland, Oregon, to quell protests against his immigration crackdown was permanently blocked by a US judge, handing him a major loss in his bid to send troops to Democratic-led cities.

Peru's government will delay a decision on whether to allow a controversial former official to leave the country for Mexico to focus on pushing reforms to international political persecution standards that it argues have been abused.

Pfizer Inc. has submitted a sweetened bid for obesity drug startup Metsera Inc. as its fight against rival Novo Nordisk A/S continues to escalate, according to people familiar with the matter.

A judge in New York on Friday declared a mistrial in the fraud case against two brothers, both recently graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who were accused of stealing roughly $25 million in cryptocurrency from traders on the . ...

Trump administration officials are dismissing the idea of a financial backstop for artificial intelligence companies, US officials said, after comments from a top OpenAI executive raised questions about the prospects for a federal bailout.