A criminal investigation has been launched at New Mexico Highlands University following allegations of fraud and forgery. The inquiry will run alongside a previously announced special audit.
Colleges across the United States are marking America’s 250th anniversary by expanding history education. Many campuses are using the milestone to encourage discussion, research, and a broader understanding of the nation’s past.
The UK’s public finances remain under close scrutiny as Andy Burnham prepares to take office. Economists say limited fiscal flexibility and growing spending commitments could shape future government decisions.
UK staycation bookings have increased significantly this summer as more Britons choose domestic holidays. Travel concerns, border delays, and rising costs are encouraging many families to stay closer to home.
The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston has opened a reimagined exhibition that presents a broader view of the Americas through more than 400 artworks from diverse cultures and communities.
Lyles & King gallery has announced it will close after 11 years in New York. The gallery leaves behind a legacy of championing emerging artists through more than 100 exhibitions.
California has introduced new food labeling rules that remove sell-by dates from many products. The change aims to reduce food waste by making date labels easier for consumers to understand.
Canada's NATO defence spending strategy has come under increased scrutiny after the federal government committed to meeting the alliance's new long-term defence investment target. Opposition parties are asking the government to explain how it intends to achieve the...
NATO leaders are expected to reaffirm their commitment to collective defence at the upcoming Ankara summit while outlining continued support for Ukraine and addressing key regional security challenges.
Russia has announced the capture of Kostiantynivka in eastern Ukraine, describing it as a major military achievement. Ukraine has not yet responded to the latest claim.
