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The European Union is preparing to unblock €4.2 billion ($4.8 billion) in funds for Hungary after the new government in Budapest moved quickly to shore up the rule of law following Viktor Orban’s 16-year rule.
The Justice Department’s aggressive strategy includes suing states for voter records, investigating election officials and fighting for GOP redistricting measures.
The New York Giants lost to the Los Angeles Rams, 28-6, on Monday Night Football at SoFi Stadium and fell to 1-1 after an injury-filled night that never recovered from its first drive.
For decades, Israel has projected a narrative of being a beacon of sustainability. A major part of this facade is its food tech industry, particularly its latest advancements in lab-grown and cell-cultivated foods.
Finland and Australia are seeking Security Council seats with a message: The rules-based order needs countries willing to fight for it.
Lisa Marie Wilson matched with a man on a dating app who claimed to be 5-foot-10 and to live on the beach. Lisa Marie Wilson matched with a man on a dating app who claimed to be 5-foot-10 and to live on the beach. Only one of those facts turned out to be true. When […]
Chinese leader Xi Jinping arrives in Washington today for talks with US President Donald Trump that are expected to be more pomp than progress. Trump will personally greet Xi, with a state dinner to follow tomorrow. Both appear wary of ending their uneasy truce: Beijing has widen...
Nvidia’s head of sustainability pushed back against the groundswell of anti-AI sentiment that’s unfurled over the last few weeks, attributing the backlash partly to a “fear of the unknown.”
Poll: Americans see rule of law declining in U.S. Axios
Trump's last-ditch hunt for voter fraud Axios
FILE PHOTO: A Ukrainian soldier preparing a drone for launch. © Getty Images / Diego Herrera Carcedo Mexican drug cartels are increasingly relying on drone operators who have returned home after taking part in the Ukraine conflict, the Washington Post has reported, citing US and ...
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Democrats lead in new poll as Trump looms over midterms PBS
Prince Harry has been spotted in New York City, where he is expected to attend an event hosted by the Clinton Foundation, around a month after relocating to Britain with Meghan Markle, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
At 10:31 a.m. on Tuesday, President Donald Trump was addressing the United Nations General Assembly in New York. The White House and other broadcasters were carrying his remarks live.
US TREASURY Secretary Scott Bessent lauded “very successful” talks with his Chinese counterparts that spanned artificial intelligence, trade and investment ahead of this week’s summit between leaders Donald Trump and Xi Jinping.
A 46-year-old man was sentenced to 10 months’ jail after he stole several red packets containing NTUC vouchers and cash valued at about S$1,906.
The US, Denmark and Greenland signed a security pact on Tuesday, granting Washington a stronger military presence on the semi-autonomous Danish territory.
US President Donald Trump will greet Chinese President Xi Jinping on the tarmac at the Maryland military base.
The plan estimates physical damage in Gaza at US$35.2 billion.
DUBAI/UNITED NATIONS, Sept 23 - The first shuttle talks between the United States and Iran for months raised hopes on Wednesday that the adversaries could make some progress towards ending the Middle East war, although neither side spelled out any change in their positions.
The growing popularity of smart glasses has sparked concern globally about their ability to covertly record people, and also drawn lawsuits.
THE HAGUE, Sept 23 - Judges at the International Criminal Court on Wednesday convicted a former Seleka militia leader from the Central African Republic of crimes against humanity including torture.