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Some 30 years on from the peaceful transition from apartheid rule to democracy, South Africa could once again be on the cusp of change.

Donald Trump says he did not have sex with porn star Stormy Daniels, who was paid before the 2016 election to keep quiet about an alleged tryst.

Skyhorse Publishing's Tony Lyons co-chairs the biggest super PAC backing Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s independent run for president.

Robert De Niro called Donald Trump a "grubby real estate hustler" and "two-bit playboy" outside his criminal trial, part of a Biden campaign press conference.

Georgian lawmakers on Tuesday voted to override a presidential veto on the Russia-style "foreign agents" law.

The U.K. has been "denied the skills and infrastructure it needs to flourish," the letter says.

E. Jean Carroll's lawyer swiftly responded to comments former President Donald Trump made on Truth Social, again denying rape and defamation claims.

This is the first meeting between the three leaders in more than four years.

The secretary of state’s remarks come as local election officials have expressed concerns about safety heading into this November’s election.

Donald Trump's Republican Party is seeing a split with corporations across the country, including in the key state of Texas where business is booming.

Trump Media, which trades under DJT on the Nasdaq, relies on ad sales and acknowledges that a decline in user engagement could hurt its business.

The memo comes after Chair Martin Gruenberg announced on Monday his plans to resign as soon as his successor is confirmed.

The U.N.'s top court, the International Court of Justice, on Friday ordered Israel to cease its military offensive in Rafah, citing concerns over the safety of Palestinian civilians.

The case against Scottie Scheffler, the world's top golf player is proceeding in Louisville, Kentucky. He is accused of assaulting a police officer.

"It's insane to have a world where the big giants just come from China and the U.S," French President Emmanuel Macron told CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin.

The two-day military drills, which continued on Friday, come just days after Taiwan's new President Lai Ching-te was sworn in.

The Commerce Department is weighing how to allocate the final $6 billion in CHIPS Act award money to fund semiconductor suppliers, legacy chipmakers and others.

Polls suggest the Conservative Party will lose power after 14 years, as the U.K. heads into a six-week election campaign.

Malaysia's former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said he and his family members were not involved  in any "corrupt practices."

A Texas man illicitly bought stock of a company eyed by oil giant BP after hearing his wife, a mergers and acquisitions executive, discuss the deal on calls.