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The Council of the European Union has kept restrictions on travel from the U.S. in place even as it lifts them for 15 other countries including Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Japan and China starting tomorrow, July 1. U.S. film and televison producers have been monitoring the situation closely as some…

Trump cuddled up to Russian ruler Vladimir Putin in a presser as the two men headed into their Helsinki one-on-one meeting, calling Putin’s hosting of the World Cup "beautifully done.” Among the "good things to talk about" during their private chat, Trump promised they would include "everything from trade to military…

Google has been fined a record-breaking 2.4 billion Euros ($2.7 billion) by the European Commission after a seven-year investigation deemed the tech giant has been illegally favoring its own shopping service on search results. The penalty marks the biggest ever competition fine from the EC against a company accused of…

The cream of the UK film industry has come together to argue its case for why Britain should vote to stay in the European Union ahead of the the referendum on Thursday. For weeks if not months now, rival campaigners from the Brexit (anti-EU) and Bremain (pro-staying in the EU) have been extolling the respective…

Google was accused of anti-competitive behavior by the European Union on Wednesday, which also launched an antitrust investigation looking at the web giant’s Android mobile operating system. The EU’s Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager accused Google of manipulating its search results in favor of its own…