The May 19 ceremony could provide a 500 million pound boost to Britain’s economy as tourists flock to the country.

Motel 6 was sued on Wednesday by Washington state’s attorney general, who accused the discount hotel chain of illegally providing guest lists to U.S. immigration authorities, knowing of their interest in people with “Latino-sounding” names.

The vlogger laughed with friends about the body they filmed hanging on a tree in Japan’s so-called 'suicide forest.'

President Emmanuel Macron announced on Wednesday he would overhaul French media legislation this year to fight the spread of “fake news” on social media which he said was a threat to liberal democracies.

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair on Thursday warned voters that time was running out to reverse Brexit, a folly he said would torpedo Britain’s remaining clout and be regretted for generations to come.

The White House on Wednesday defended Donald Trump’s tweet about the size of his nuclear button, saying Americans should be concerned about the North Korean leader’s mental fitness, not their president‘s.

Iran’s elite Revolutionary Guards have deployed forces to three provinces to put down anti-government unrest after six days of protests that have rattled the clerical leadership and left 21 people dead.

(UPDATE - 9:16 a.m.) A group of taxi operators is seeking a dialogue with the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board on a proposal to hike the flag down rate to P50 in order to cushion the impact of higher excise taxes on oil that will be implemented under the Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion law.

The Department of Justice said “numerous” attacks by Communist Party of the Philippines-New People's Army in various provinces justified their declaration as terrorist groups.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday blasted former White House adviser Steve Bannon as having “lost his mind” in the fallout over damaging comments Bannon made about Trump’s son, Donald Trump Jr., in excerpts of a new book.

Security researchers disclosed a set of security flaws that they said could let hackers steal sensitive information from nearly every modern computing device containing chips from Intel, AMD, and ARM Holdings.

Young male refugees in Germany got the blame on Wednesday for most of a two-year increase in violent crime, adding fuel to the country’s political debate over migrants. Experts note, however, that refugees from war-torn countries like Syria were less inclined to get caught up in violence compared to asylum seekers from North Africa who have a slim chance of getting their stay legalized.

Foreign funds continue to pour into the Philippines’ equities market, boosting not only the main index but also the peso on Wednesday (Jan. 3).

The Department of Finance (DOF) projects another deceleration in the rate of price increases in the Philippines for December 2017 as macroeconomic fundamentals continue to remain strong.

(UPDATE - 6:26 a.m.) Manila Mayor Joseph Estrada has suspended classes in all levels, as well as work in the local government, on January 9, Tuesday, for the Traslacion or the procession of the image of the Black Nazarene, which draws millions of devotees to the city.