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The UK will almost certainly run short of fresh food, fuel, and drugs in a no-deal Brexit, leaked official documents say

Britain will face shortages of fuel, food and medicine if it leaves the European Union without a transition deal.

Twitter ran paid ads from China's state news media criticising the Hong Kong protests

The posts describe the protests as violent and destructive, and portray Hong Kong citizens as being in favour of ending them.

Governments around the world are considering taxing red meat like tobacco in an effort to curb climate change

A recent study found the measure could prevent almost 6,000 deaths a year and save nearly $850 million in healthcare costs.

Trump is convinced there is a conspiracy to distort economic data and exaggerate the prospect of a recession

President Donald Trump has boasted about the strength of the economy, but privately he's said to vent against forces he says are plotting against him.

Leaked document reveals Brexit could trigger a Windrush scandal for EU citizens

EU citizens could face 'another Windrush' scandal over its plans to end free movement of EU citizens overnight.

Prince Andrew says he's 'appalled' by sex-abuse claims lobbed at Jeffrey Epstein and denies he participated in activities with underage women

The Duke of York's statement follows the release of a 2010 video that shows him peering out from behind the door of Epstein's Manhattan mansion.

10 of the most bizarre details people have reported finding in Jeffrey Epstein's NYC mansion, from a painting of Bill Clinton in a dress to prosthetic breasts mounted on a bathroom wall

Business Insider has compiled a list of the strangest ways registered sex offender Jeffrey Epstein reportedly decorated his NYC mansion.

Trump calls blacklisted Huawei a national security threat and says he doesn't want to do business with it 'at all' in an apparent policy flip

Trump told reporters before he boarded Air Force One in New Jersey on Sunday that it was likely the US would halt business with Huawei.

Bill Maher called the anti-Israel boycott movement 'A bulls--- purity test' after Israel barred supporters Reps. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib from visiting

His comments came a day after Israel barred Reps. Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar from visiting Israel because of their support for the BDS movement.

2 privacy crises in one week prove Facebook still hasn't solved its privacy woes, even after a $5 billion fine

Even after two years of scandals and a $5 billion fine, Facebook still has a huge blindspot when it comes to privacy and user data.

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