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Firms turning crude oil into the ‘workhorse’ fuel stand to gain most despite economic fallout from record prices Days after Donald Trump announced a deal to import Russian diesel into the US in an effort to lower soaring pump prices, the world’s energy watchdog has warned that the global fuel shortage will drag into 2027. Trump’s temporary sanctions reprieve was criticised for offering “too little, too late” to temper the sky high pump prices triggered by the shutdown of war-damaged refineries in the Middle East and Russia – once the world’s second-largest diesel exporter behind the US. Continue reading...

Firearms discharges drop by more than half in the past six years in the force area.

Wales scores poorly on international test results but it is not clear a new curriculum will help.

We asked experts how safe it is for children and teenagers to take protein supplements.

For nearly 90 years, CBS News has been following one of the world's biggest mysteries: what happened to Amelia Earhart? American researchers now believe they may have found what remains of her plane. Lana Zak has the story.

Iran says it does not seek an endless war, but vows to fight until the US accepts its demands as ships sink in Hormuz.

The Trump administration may have withheld intelligence warnings to Ukraine about Russian strikes that killed 6 and cut power to 600,000 people, sources say.

Ukrainian officials suspect the U.S. has been withholding information about incoming Russian air strikes. The U.S. has threatened to do so if Ukraine continues striking Russian energy targets, which President Trump blames for driving up diesel prices. Aidan Stretch reports.

The subpoenas were issued on Friday, just days before Omar's home in Washington, D.C., was searched early Monday morning by investigators from ICE's investigative unit.

President Trump hunted for silver linings in the higher-than-expected September inflation numbers. The surge in prices was fueled by a 9% month-over-month jump in gas prices. Nancy Cordes reports.

Experts are warning that AI could allow retailers to use personal data for dynamic pricing, potentially causing some to pay more for the same items. CBS News MoneyWatch reporter Megan Cerullo breaks down the story.

Ukrainian officials tell CBS News that the Starlink missile tracker owned by Elon Musk failed amid a new wave of Russian strikes on Tuesday. CBS News' Charlie D'Agata has the details.

A working is named animal of the year for hunting out an invasive marine creature, the carpet sea squirt.

Government warned that counterfeit tobacco produced by criminal organisations in south-east Asia is becoming more sophisticated Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast The black-market tobacco trade continues to thrive as sellers turn to counterfeit packaging to skirt bans, prompting calls for the urgent passing of tougher laws. Intelligence provided to the federal government shows cigarettes in plain Australian-style packaging are being produced illegally at an industrial scale in south-east Asian warehouses. Continue reading...

Michael Ratney, former U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia, joins "The Daily Report" to shed light on the Houthis following their recent attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh.

More than 80% of ransomware victims claim cybercriminals used artificial intelligence to carry out attacks, according to a new report from cybersecurity firm Semperis. CBS News' Nicole Sganga reports.

Since taking office in 2023, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston has overseen a 64% decrease in unsheltered homelessness, outpacing the national rate. Johnston joins "The Takeout" to break down his administration's strategy.

Recent US-Greenland-Denmark agreement excludes mining or drilling rights while reinforcing Greenland's sovereignty.

Democrats and Republicans alike are coming out against data centre development, amid growing backlash across the US.

U.S. federal agents arrested a Saudi national employed as an OpenAI engineer after he allegedly installed a hidden audio recording device in an executive conference room. Mashable tech editor Tim Werth joins CBS News to discuss.

Resolution Foundation says ‘crude changes’ to benefits system would probably make it harder for people to work Banning people with anxiety, ADHD or autism from claiming disability benefits would not deliver major financial savings and would probably make it harder for them to get or stay in a job and participate in society, a leading thinktank has warned. The Resolution Foundation said any proposals to make certain mental health and neurodevelopmental conditions ineligible for personal independence payments (Pip) would be “crude changes” aimed at hitting unrealistic savings targets. Continue reading...

Ukrainian president accused US president of picking the other side after four years of war Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said he feels personally betrayed by Donald Trump after it emerged that Ukraine’s military has had its access to Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite squeezed, raising doubts about long-term US support for Kyiv. The Ukrainian president, on a visit to London, accused Trump of picking the other side after more than four years of war, risking a breakdown in relations already strained by the US agreeing to buy diesel from Moscow . Continue reading...

The immigration agency rejects a report from a government watchdog recommending improvements to its body camera policy.

This year's increase is 3.6%, based on inflation data, amounting to a little more than $900 next year.

The Trump administration's crackdown on immigration may be novel in its tools, methods and scope, but it belongs to a long tradition in this nation's past. Judy Woodruff reports for her series, Crossroads: America at 250.

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They block roads, eat houses, and spread literal brain worms. Only Florida knows how to deal with them.

Regular scans could catch lung cancers like Pope Leo XIV’s sooner, but many people at risk don’t qualify for screening. Doctors want to change that.

Lung cancer is still a leading cause of cancer death, but that rate is half what it was in the 1990s, partly because newly developed treatments are working.

The alternative to working from home is often logging on in a sea of mostly empty cubicles.

Plus, a hit reality show follows its audience from the screen to the home.

The job cuts affect 6% of its staff and come as the company struggles with slowing growth.

Netflix is turning a profit, but about 1,000 employees will be losing their jobs. Here's what to know.

By integrating refurbished clothing and bags directly into Patagonia.com, the company hopes to further normalize used gear and keep more garments in circulation. The post Patagonia now sells its Worn Wear collection of refurbished gear right alongside new products appeared first on Popular Science .

Frances Benjamin Johnston looked beyond grand estates to document the ordinary buildings that defined American life. The post The Photographer Who Preserved Everyday Architecture appeared first on JSTOR Daily .

The film, “The Assassin(s),” revisits a 1974 shooting that has spawned J.F.K.-style conspiracy theories, exposing divides over the country’s history.

A new alliance seeks legislation to force the biggest entertainment and streaming companies to devote half of their content budgets to independent producers in the U.S.

The Alphabet-owned streamer is working on a feature for audiobooks, a bid to compete with offerings from Spotify and Audible.

Deadly Houthi missile strikes have airlines racing to move billions worth of planes to safety.