INTERVIEW

WH Press Sec Karoline Leavitt delays maternity leave after dinner shooting, echoing her swift 2024 postpartum return post‑Trump attempt. Replacement plans remain undisclosed.

Trump hails Strait of Hormuz shutdown as history's smartest move, even as petrol tops $4.52 and Iran ceasefire talks collapse, escalating rhetoric in the conflict's tenth week.

As 'The Winds of Winter' nears a 15-year delay, fans express frustration with George RR Martin's focus on other projects, questioning if the book will ever be completed.

Texas Congressman Tony Gonzales admits to an affair with a former staffer, Regina Santos-Aviles, who tragically passed away. Gonzales takes full responsibility for his actions.

Britney Spears' manager, Cade Hudson, addresses the pop star's recent DUI arrest, calling it 'unfortunate' and 'inexcusable.'

Karen Newton's US trip turned into a nightmare with 42 days of detention. Her story serves as a warning for travellers, especially with the upcoming World Cup 2026.

Hailey Bieber discusses her journey into motherhood, her son Jack's first words, and her plans for more children on the 'Therapuss' podcast.

Daniel Radcliffe reveals he would prefer his child to watch HBO's upcoming Harry Potter series instead of the original films he starred in.

Former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher announces engagement to Étienne Bousquet-Cassagne. Discover more about their relationship and Étienne's background.

Gisèle Pelicot discusses the crimes of her ex-husband Dominique Pelicot in a CBS interview, shedding light on a significant sexual violence case in France.

Margaret Qualley reveals her early fears in Hollywood and how she overcame them to embrace her true self.

Despite the rumours swelling these past few weeks, Gwen Stefani, 56, and Blake Shelton, 49, are still "solid" as ever, according to a source close to the celebrity couple.

Donald Trump claims CBS's 60 Minutes paid him £13 million after allegedly editing Kamala Harris's interview before the 2024 election—reigniting his war on 'fake news.'

Kroger issues urgent recall of pasta salads sold in 30 U.S. states due to potential Listeria contamination, prompting health warnings and consumer alerts.

The new Stratus Covid variant, now dominant in several regions, is linked to hoarseness as an early symptom. Here's what doctors and data reveal.

Former US President Donald Trump says he's willing to reconcile with Elon Musk after their recent feud over a major economic bill, calling the legislation 'phenomenal' and hinting at a potential truce despite past disappointments.

Sports hospitality veteran Jaime Byrom discusses BEYOND's rapid rise, elite partnerships, and how the company is setting a new standard for global event experiences

Utility's H2Gen system produces clean hydrogen from blast furnace gas—no electricity required—offering scalable, cost-efficient decarbonisation for heavy industry.

With a distinguished background in economics and finance, Mr. Stein offers a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities associated with business transformation

How are emerging technologies, business integration, and ethics shaping its evolution?

Peter and his brother Anthony launched Northern Re after realising that while much of the insurance stack was modernising, reinsurance remained unchanged

Each year, about 120,000 international patients visit their clinics, attracted by Dünyagöz's advanced treatments and technology.

Is the Bank of England up to the job of managing the UK's monetary policy? The leader of The Campaign for Fair Finance Dr Roger Gewolb offered me his views of the UK's central bank.

Survey data shows that 64 per cent of employees are willing to take a pay cut for a job that better supports their mental wellbeing.

After addressing his own childhood traumas, Jeremy Indika launched Something to Say, a leading platform that advocates for the end of child sexual abuse.

River Hodge tells International Business Times UK that he was forced to resign after he found out that he had signed a contract with a corrupt Japanese company – known as a "black company".

Mounir is from the last living generation that experienced the Nakba, the expulsion of 750,000 Palestinians from the Holy Land in 1948. This is his story.

Mesh-AI's new research report, 'The State of AI in the Enterprise', highlights the realities and challenges of AI adoption faced by businesses.

Despite the potential profit benefits it can bring, "design thinking" is not always the focus of executive decision-making in the business world, says Swiss industrial designer Rea Stark.