Duane Davis's own books and interviews became the case against him, closing one of hip-hop's most infamous cold cases.

The sprawling Justice Department inquiry meant to prove a grand conspiracy is unraveling under staffing chaos, internal fights, and a missing evidentiary core. Here is what the collapse means for the rule of law and the political stakes.

The administration's new H-1B restrictions target tech hiring practices, with Microsoft singled out for abusing the system.

Labour holds Holborn as Green leader Polanski's high-profile challenge falls short.

Labour's Sagal Abdi-Wali holds Holborn and St Pancras, but the Greens' defeat raises hard questions about the cost of divisive positioning.

The Himalaya's extreme geography hid the true cause of Nepal's catastrophic flood, a glacial collapse that turned a geological battleground into a mass-casualty zone.

Temporary route plans with Oman aim to restart commerce while Tehran says Washington dialogue is not on the table.

The parliamentary standards commissioner says it began an investigation on 28 July into a possible undeclared interest.

El-Sayed, plus two House primaries, could reshape how Democrats message in Michigan and beyond before November.

A week of blazes across Greece is now compounded by a deadly helicopter collision, forcing evacuations near Athens.

Gun violence prevention advocate David Hogg weighs the party's future, as NPR's Michel Martin asks whether he should lead it.

Texas Democrat Ken Paxton’s masculinity barbs are landing in a tight race. Talarico says he’ll out-talk, out-debate, and out-issue them.