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VILNIUS (Reuters) - Lithuania's Foreign Ministry accused Belarus on Friday of an attempt to interference with diplomatic mail and summoned Minsk's ambassador to lodge a protest over the matter. A Lith...

By Aram Roston and Lisa Barrington WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Erik Prince, the founder of controversial private military firm Blackwater and a supporter of former President Donald Trump, jumped into the C...

HONG KONG (Reuters) - British judge Brenda Hale will step down from Hong Kong's Court of Final Appeal next month when her three-year term expires, the city's judiciary said on Friday. The departure of...

By Lucien Libert OMAHA BEACH, France (Reuters) - Canadian-born Eric Leboeuf would usually spend the anniversary of the D-Day beach landings guiding North American tourists in a vintage military jeep t...

(Reuters) - Box Inc on Friday rejected activist investor Starboard Value LP's allegations against the cloud service provider's board, adding to a prolonged tussle between the two. Starboard, which own...

June 4, 2021 Q: Basically, everyone under the age of 30 does THIS. What is it? A: Uses their phone while on the toilet

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - U.S. travel firm Booking Holdings will repay the Dutch government millions of dollars (euros) it received in COVID-19 aid, news agency ANP reported on Friday, citing the company....

(Reuters) - The Los Angeles Lakers failed in their NBA title defence due to a series of injuries that derailed their campaign, LeBron James said after the Phoenix Suns knocked them out of the Western ...

ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin said on Friday it was a "myth" that Russia was unconcerned by climate change and that Moscow saw things like melting permafrost and coastal erosion a...

ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland will start distributing "COVID-19 certificates" next week to people who have been vaccinated, tested negative or who have recovered from an infection, the government sai...