An explosive device hidden in a heavily guarded compound where he was known to be staying in Iran killed Ismail Haniyeh, an investigation by The Times has found.
While the search for love may seem secondary to coping with the horrors and hardships of war, many Ukrainians say they need romantic relationships to survive.
The Times uncovered active trade in Nvidia chips in China despite U.S. national security restrictions, as well as unreported cases of the technology being used to promote defense research.
President Biden has expressed concern that the circumstances of the assassination have cast doubt on ceasefire talks, but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects that idea, officials say.
Far-right groups took to the streets after a mass stabbing in the town of Southport was followed by a wave of misinformation about the identity of the attacker.
Tesla lawyers have asked a Delaware judge to overturn his decision to cancel a multibillion-dollar pay package for Mr Musk, after shareholders approved it for the second time in June.
Iran has launched a thorough investigation into the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh, the intensity of which is indicative of how damaging and shocking the security failure has been.
The Canadian Medical Association has called for a ban on payments for procedures long covered by public systems and warns against outsourcing services.