Multiple postal services around Europe announced Saturday that they are suspending the shipment of many packages to the United States amid a lack of clarity over new import duties. Postal services in Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Italy said they will stop

Joe Gebbia — a co-founder of Airbnb who was named by President Trump this week to be the first U.S. chief design officer — tells Axios he wants to update federal websites to an “Apple Store-like experience.” “That means it’s beautifully

Tobias Marcus Nuttall was arrested on Aug. 20 for the alleged murder of his 30-year-old girlfriend at a home in Bassendean, Australia The co-host of the Waking World podcast appeared at Perth Magistrates Court two days later He will now remain

A new report claims that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is spying on wire transfers between the United States and Mexico to locate illegal immigrants for deportation under President Donald Trump’s administration. Honolulu Civil Beat reported that court records in

Nearly 90 percent of respondents to a study on two college campuses said they’d pretended to be more progressive than they really were to increase their odds of social or academic success. Researchers Forest Romm and Kevin Waldman published an opinion

Defense Department civilians can now apply for details of up to six months with the Department of Homeland Security to help support President Donald J. Trump’s priority of securing the southern border. DOD civilians were notified of the opportunity via email

Pentagon press secretary Kingsley Wilson on Friday threatened to pull the Washington Post’s access to Defense Department facilities after it published a report highlighting Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s security personnel and homes. The Washington Post article, which was published Wednesday, seemed