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1 person dead, 5 wounded in shooting at Ohio cosmetics warehouse

The victims have been transported to hospitals and the suspect is no longer believed to be at the building

Toyota announces EV, battery push in China, US as quarterly profit surges

Toyota Motor Corp. also announced it will start producing batteries for EVs, hybrids and plug-ins at a new $14 billion facility in North Carolina

Iran praises US cuts on foreign aid funding, looks forward to nuclear talks

Iranian officials appear to be signalling that they are waiting for a message from Trump on whether he wants to negotiate over Tehran's rapidly advancing nuclear programme

Trump to sign executive order, ban trans female athletes from competing

Trump put out a sweeping order on his first day in office last month that called for the federal government to define sex as only male or female and for that to be reflected on official documents

Greenland approves ban on foreign political donations amid Trump threat

The bill is aimed at protecting Greenland's political integrity and will take effect immediately, according to a translation of a parliamentary document in Danish outlining the measure

Why Marseille did not recruit Paul Pogba during winter transfer window?

Pogba will be free to resume his career in March.

Simona Halep announces her retirement after two Grand Slam titles

She had pulled out of qualifying for the Australian Open and a tuneup tournament in Auckland, New Zealand, last month because of pain in her knee and shoulder

USAID direct hires put on leave worldwide, except those deemed essential

A notice posted online Tuesday gives the workers 30 days to return home and targets the aid agency's six-decade mission overseas

Elon Musk tightens grip on federal govt as Democrats raise alarms

Musk has been named as a special government employee, which subjects him to less stringent rules on ethics and financial disclosures than other workers

Trump, Musk demand termination of federal office leases through GSA

Regional managers for GSA received a message from the agency's Washington headquarters to begin terminating leases on all of the roughly 7,500 federal offices nationwide

FBI agents sue over justice dept's effort to ID those probing Trump cases

Donald Trump has made repeated public pronouncements of his intent to exact revenge upon persons he perceives to be disloyal to him

Families sue over Trump's order to halt funds for gender-affirming care

It comes one week after Trump signed an order calling for the federal government to stop funding the medical care through federal government-run health insurance programs

Recovery work resumes at site of plane collision near Washington DC

Sixty passengers and four crew were on the American Airlines flight, including figure skaters returning from the 2025 US Figure Skating Championships in Wichita

El Salvador's offer to jail violent US criminals faces 'legalities': Rubio

Marco Rubio reached an unusual agreement with Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele a day earlier that the Central American country would accept US deportees of any nationality

Trump sees 'long-term' US ownership of Gaza, doesn't dismiss using military

Trump added the US would level destroyed buildings and create an economic development that will supply unlimited numbers of jobs and housing for the people of the area

Trump exits UNHRC, announces halt to funding for Palestinian refugees

Trump's announcement came on the day he met with visiting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whose country has long accused both the rights body and UNRWA of bias against Israel

About 10 persons killed in shooting at adult education centre in Sweden

Police said that there were no suspected connections to terrorism at this point. Authorities were working to identify the deceased

Hamas officials say they've started talks on second phase of ceasefire

The group also claimed in a statement Tuesday that Israel had delayed and obstructed the flow of aid into the enclave

Turkiye will host 15 Palestinian prisoners released as part of ceasefire

Turkiye's state-run news agency says the country will host 15 Palestinian prisoners who were released and deported as part of the ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel.

China launches antitrust probe into Google, labels 2 other firms unreliable

China and Google have had a long and entangled relationship going back to the early 2000s