The United States Agency for International Development, on Sunday, at 11:59 p.m. placed no fewer than 1,600 employees worldwide on administrative leave. The administrative leave was announced in a ...

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Carlo Versano is a Newsweek editor based in New York, covering politics and breaking news. He is an Emmy-winning journalist who joined Newsweek in 2024. For many of us, this was the day that ...

Arguably, the Cotswolds village has kept its charm because no new houses have been built since the 1600s. The village ... villages I've ever visited in England is Lavenham, which is beautiful ...

England kept themselves in Guinness Six Nations title contention after beating Italy 47-24 in bonus-point fashion at Allianz Stadium. A five-point maximum took Steve Borthwick's team above Ireland ...

England secured an impressive Nations League victory over reigning champions Spain. On a night when the floodlights temporarily went off at Wembley Stadium in the second half, England shone ...

In notices sent Sunday, the Trump administration said it will eliminate 1,600 jobs at the U.S. Agency for International Development and place all but a small number of remaining employees on leave.

Score and over-by-over updates from England's opening game of the ICC Champions Trophy as they take on rivals Australia in Lahore; South Africa beat Afghanistan on Friday in the meeting of the ...

A hard-fought 16-15 win at Allianz Stadium saw England reclaim the Calcutta Cup for the first time since 2020 and keep themselves in the race for the Guinness Men's Six Nations. Tommy Freeman's try, ...

England were dumped out of the ICC Champions Trophy after suffering a dramatic eight-run defeat to Afghanistan in an effective eliminator between the sides in Lahore. Chasing 326 to win, Joe Root ...

The Trump administration has announced the firing of over 1,600 USAID employees, with others placed on paid leave. Only critical staff remain. The Trump administration announced on Sunday that ...

England defeated Spain at Wembley as Jess Park’s goal secured victory for the Lionesses in the rematch of the Women’s World Cup final. Park’s finish from close range, following Alessia Russo ...