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Stephen Kinnock, a senior Labour MP, said Brandon Lewis threatened a libel lawsuit rather than respond to his "legitimate questions."

An attorney for the campaign said they thought they were allowed to use the funds based on a "good faith" understanding of the "highly confusing" rules.

Celebrity exes Johnny Depp and Amber Heard are locked in a high-profile defamation trial, with each accusing the other of abusive behavior.

InSight detected more than 1,300 quakes on Mars, revealing the planet's inner layers for the first time. But NASA engineers couldn't clear the dust.

Obi-Wan Kenobi has been in many "Star Wars" films and TV series. To catch up on the character's story, check out these essential Obi-Wan appearances.

The 33-year-old Ukrainian said his two brothers were killed after the three of them were interrogated and tortured by Russian troops for four days.

To better understand unidentified objects in the sky, we need to use satellites, fast-tracking cameras, and audio sensors, some scientists say.

Police said a man "was arrested on suspicion of indecent assault, sexual assault, rape, abuse of position of trust and misconduct in public office."

Monkeypox can cause puss-filled boils. It appears to be spreading through the community, which is "rare and unusual," a health official said.

The Dow gained over 400 points Tuesday, and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said he would back interest rate hikes until inflation is tamed.

There are several paths to "a soft or soft-ish landing," Powell said, but Russia's invasion of Ukraine and supply-chain issues make them risky.

Senate seats in contention, Rep. Madison Cawthorn facing primary challenges in North Carolina and a GOP face-off in Pennsylvania to run for US Senate.

Schumer referred to a New York Times investigation that found Carlson promoted elements of the white supremacist theory in more than 400 episodes.

Saudi Aramco's trading unit could be valued at more than $30 billion, sources told Bloomberg. The oil producer itself went public in 2019.

Entrepreneur Jen Glantz says the exercises on identifying past regrets and picking new habits inspired her to spend free time more purposefully.

ForgeRock's Fran Rosch and University of West Florida's Eman El-Sheikh explain how to navigate the tightening labor market to land top cyber talent.

Biden said making the wealthiest corporations pay more taxes would help tame inflation. Bezos, founder and chairman of Amazon, doesn't agree.

"We can keep going if the market wants, we have all the liquidity to handle big redemptions and pay 1:1," Tether's chief technology officer said.

Insider asked McConnell if he believes Democrats are seeking to change the electorate through immigration. He pivoted to talking about Title 42.

A cybersecurity company was able to unlock and operate a Tesla Model 3 by tricking it into thinking its owner's phone was nearby.

In April, Netflix revealed that it had lost subscribers for the first time in over a decade. Now, the company is laying off staff, mostly in the US amid "slowing revenue growth."

Voters will select nominees for the mayors' offices in Charlotte and Greensboro in North Carolina and Louisville and Lexington in Kentucky

Celebrities from LeBron James to Kristen Bell have written children's picture books beloved by parents and kids alike. Here are 23 of the best ones.

"We know this is a confusing time and that market downturns can feel scary," the crypto exchange wrote in a blog post.

Maye Musk raised Elon and his siblings while working multiple jobs and maintaining a career as a model.

"We're in a much different part in the world right now with the turmoil that we have," he told Insider. It's a new obstacle for Biden's spending plan.

Better training, strategy, and battlefield decisions have helped Ukraine keep Russian forces at bay.

Paramount is a value stock based on its forward price-to-earnings ratio of 13x, which is right up Buffett's alley given his value investing strategy.

An exemption to US sanctions that allows Russian bond payments to go through expires on May 25, and officials aren't expected to renew it.

At the federal and state level, mask mandates have been relaxed and the US has fully vaccinated 66% of its population.