The U.S. Department of Energy slightly lowered its forecast for the average price of Brent Crude in 2026, reducing the estimate from $96 per barrel to $94.85 per barrel.

The US government has announced a reward of up to $10 million for information on Akram Abbas al Kabi, the founder and leader of the Iran backed Iraqi militia Harakat al Nujaba, under the American Rewards for Justice Program.

Fidelity National Information Services (FIS) shares rose 6.7% in Monday after-hours trading following reports that the financial technology company is partnering with Anthropic (ANTHRO) to create an AI agent to assist banks in investigating financial crimes.

The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology launched a technical awareness and cybersecurity program on Sunday across the capital and various provinces.

US law enforcement officials believe that the suspect in the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Association reception at the Washington Hilton hotel in Washington was a guest, Metropolitan Police Department Interim Chief Jeffery Carroll said at a press conference.

According to his international legal team, an American-Kuwaiti journalist detained in Kuwait last month for reposting videos and images related to the US-Israeli war with Iran has been acquitted.

A major data breach at one of South Korea’s top matchmaking services has exposed the sensitive personal information of hundreds of thousands of users—triggering a hefty government fine and renewed concerns over data security.

The Indian government has proposed changes to extend its regulatory framework to a wider range of online news voices, including influencers and podcasters on platforms such as Facebook, YouTube and X.

Anthony Armstrong, named xAI's CFO in October, has departed the company as part of a ​broader wave of senior exits, the Information ‌reported on Thursday, citing two people familiar with the matter.