Ten Years After Brexit Vote, British Economy Still Smaller Than It Could Have Been

Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz as US-Iran Ceasefire Deal Shows Strain

Iran's military announced Saturday it was shutting the strategic waterway, citing Israeli attacks and what it called a breach of the recently signed memorandum of understanding.

Arrests Made at Reflecting Pool as Former Olympian Denies Vandalism

David Hearn, a 67-year-old former Olympic canoe racer, says he was held for five hours after briefly touching the pool's new coating during a bike ride.

Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz Again as Lebanon Fighting Continues

Iran announced the closure Saturday after accusing Israel of failing to withdraw troops from southern Lebanon under a ceasefire agreement reached just hours earlier.

US and Iran Delegations Meet in Switzerland Three Days After Trump Signs Agreement

Switzerland is hosting talks with the United States, Iran, Pakistan, and Qatar in attendance following a recent US-Iran deal and Israeli strikes in Lebanon.

Edinburgh Counterterrorism Police Investigate Anti-Muslim Stabbing Rampage

A 36-year-old Scottish man was arrested after attacking five men near a mosque and across the city on Friday night.

Goldman Sachs Names Alibaba Top China Cloud Pick as Pentagon Listing Creates Friction

Goldman Sachs flagged Alibaba as its preferred stock in China's cloud and data center sector on June 16, even as the Pentagon added the company to a list of firms allegedly supporting China's military.

Wyndham Clark Holds Six-Shot Lead Entering Final Round at Shinnecock Hills

Scottie Scheffler trails in pursuit of a career grand slam with a $4.5 million winner's share at stake from a record $22.5 million purse.

Deniz Undav Scores Twice as Germany Comes From Behind to Beat Ivory Coast

Germany secured a spot in the World Cup knockout stages with a second-half comeback victory.

Hantavirus Quarantine Ends After Cruise Ship Outbreak Contained

Passengers and scientists came away from the incident with new information about how hantavirus spreads in a confined setting.

France Bans Public Drinking and Outdoor Sports During Intense Heatwave

Authorities in several French cities restricted outdoor activity as temperatures climbed to dangerous levels across the country.

Indonesian Researchers Use Purple Bacteria to Advance Biophotovoltaic Energy Technology

The project aims to generate electricity from biological organisms using light-sensitive purple bacteria in a low-cost system.

Texas Passes New Laws Restricting Robotaxi Operations After Emergency Incidents

The legislation targets autonomous vehicle interference with first responders, a problem that has surfaced in multiple Texas cities.

Anne Rice's The Vampire Lestat Hits Number One on AMC Plus

The series, a rebrand of Interview with the Vampire, holds a perfect 100% critics score and a 91% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Jeremy Clarkson Confirms Prostate Cancer Now in Remission After Treatment

The Clarkson's Farm host says a prostate test two months ago showed no sign of cancer after undergoing ultrasound treatment.