FBI disrupts crypto theft scheme by North Korean hacking group; billions stolen so far

WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin in China next week, while there are no plans for him to engage with North Korea during his upcoming Asia trip, foreign media reports said Friday. Trump will meet Xi and Putin on Thursday on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Shenzhen, China, Bloomberg reported, citing a White House spokeswoman. The planned meeting comes as Trump seeks a diplomatic solution to the war in Ukraine, while Washington and Beijing continue to navigate differences over trade, tariffs and other geopolitical issues. Separately, Reuters reported that a U.S. official said there were no plans for Trump to engage with North Korea during his trip to Asia next week, amid speculation over the possibility of renewed diplomacy between Washington and Pyongyang. Trump has repeatedly expressed interest in engaging with Kim again, citing their "good" personal relationship, fueling speculation about a possible meeting during the president's planned visit to China

WA Police have now apprehended someone in relation to the incident.

The Chinese military is mining big data to get better recruits and stamp out corruption in the march towards its centenary next year. As part of an overhaul called “end-to-end sunshine” recruitment, the People’s Liberation Army has been commanded to use data-driven systems across the the enlistment process to build a military “focused on war readiness”. The orders came this month from the general offices of the Central Military Commission and State Council and mark a renewed push to eradicate...

The fire was reported at about 6.15pm on Friday and quickly spread out of control.

Exclusive Daily Mail photos show a stream of food deliveries arriving at the seven-bedroom Pacific Heights pad and being handed to a uniformed housekeeper.

The halt triggered immediate chaos and confusion for travelers, with departure boards at many airports showing flights were operating normally, even as many were unable to board.

On Friday local time, the US Federal Aviation Administration issued the order in an extraordinarily rare move.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has begun gradually lifting restrictions after a ground stop was ordered at airports across the USA - the FAA says it was due to 'extraordinary circumstances'

The FAA grounded all flights nationwide Friday afternoon, citing 'extraordinary circumstances for safety reasons' and upending thousands of travelers' weekend plans.

Scott Bessent bashed Howard Lutnick for resisting efforts to crack down on a foreign company at the center of an alleged Chinese espionage scandal.

An Australian entrepreneur says she is on the brink of bankruptcy after a website upgrade with software giant Adobe ended in financial disaster.

The American Heritage, operated by American Cruise Lines, was docked on the river in New Orleans, Louisiana, on Friday when it was struck by the 520-foot long Atlantic Asphalt.