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U.S. and Lithuania Sign Critical Minerals Framework in D.C.
Secretary Rubio and Minister Budrys strengthen ties with a new agreement.
Operation Klean Strip Shuts Down Meth Labs in California
Authorities dismantled major methamphetamine operations in Bakersfield and Visalia.
Ex-Syrian Official Sentenced for Torture and Immigration Fraud
Samir Ousman Alsheikh, a 74-year-old former Syrian warden, faces 60 years behind bars.
Canadian Vessel CCGS Sir Wilfrid Laurier Operates in Western Arctic
The CCGS Sir Wilfrid Laurier charts Arctic waters and engages with Northern communities.
Astronomers Use XRISM to Study Giant Star Outflow
The Japan-led XRISM observatory analyzes stellar winds from the blue hypergiant Wray 977 in BP Crucis.
US Government Sues Former Lab Executives Over Fraudulent Testing
Jay Johnson and Austin Whiles face allegations of orchestrating schemes for unnecessary Medicare tests.
Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin Visits No10 North
Ireland's Micheál Martin makes history as the first international leader at No10 North.
NASA Expands SpaceX Mission Contract
SpaceX to conduct three more NASA missions, increasing its contract's total value and scope.
New Enzyme Discovery Sheds Light on Bacterial Resistance
Scientists identify AvaS, a groundbreaking enzyme affecting bacterial metabolism and tRNA modification.
Miami Beach Resident Sentenced for Identity Fraud
A 45-year-old Russian man in Miami receives prison time for fraud and voter registration scheme.
NASA and SpaceX Gear Up for 35th ISS Resupply Launch
SpaceX's Falcon 9 is set to deliver critical research and equipment to the ISS this October.
MIT Debuts Robotic Optics Lab Capable of Autonomous Reconfiguration
The lab uses robotics to assemble and tune optical setups with high precision.
EU Proposes €489 Million Aid for Storm Recovery
The European Commission suggests funding for four countries hit by severe weather earlier this year.
MIT Lincoln Lab Interns Extend Research Roles in Security
Anna Raymaker and Vivek Jagadeesh continue vital security research at MIT Lincoln Laboratory.
U.S. Acts Against Iran’s Digital Currency Network
The United States sanctions Iranian-linked entities for funding destabilizing activities via digital assets.
Australian PM Albanese Heads to US for Key Meetings
Prime Minister Albanese will meet Apple and attend the UN General Assembly during his visit.
Peepeekisis Funeral Home Opens in Saskatchewan
First Indigenous-owned funeral home in the province begins operations.
DOJ Crackdown Targets $245 Million in COVID Loan Fraud
Federal and state agencies, led by DOJ's Fraud Division, conduct massive fraud takedown.
Nationwide Fraud Crackdown Recovers $245 Million
U.S. Attorney's Office reveals major PPP fraud enforcement success.
Texas Secures $12 Billion Medicaid Boost
New funding ensures continuity of healthcare services across the state.
U.S. Sanctions Target Cuban Nickel and Military Complex
The Department of State imposes sanctions on eight Cuban entities and three individuals linked to defense and nickel sectors.
F-16s Deployed from Alaska to Canada in Arctic Operation
US Air Force F-16s deployed to Canada for Operation Arctic Vanguard.
Arizona Woman Sentenced for $69M Medicaid Fraud
Rita Ntusa Anagho received a 14-year sentence for a large-scale Medicaid fraud scheme.
Justin Duffer Convicted in Rhode Island Court
A federal jury finds 36-year-old Justin Duffer guilty of attempted child sex trafficking.