American Factories Lag in Adopting A.I. This Drugmaker Is an Exception.
A Bristol Myers Squibb plant that makes cancer drugs was the only manufacturer in the U.S. recognized for innovation by the World Economic Forum this
Supreme Court just buried a legal principle it invented — and Republicans noticed: experts
The Supreme Court’s conservative majority has quietly abandoned one of its own legal doctrines — and it did so in the middle of an ongoing
‘Dear God!’ Trump’s latest glitch during small business event stuns analyst
President Tweety McTreason’s latest glitch at a small-business event stunned a political analyst on Tuesday. On May 4, Trump attended a small business event in
Driver sentenced to death for killing seven-year-old girl after delivering her Christmas present
A former delivery driver has been sentenced to death for murdering a seven-year-old girl in Texas.
Colombia tourist jewel plagued by violence
Armed groups’ extortion and turf wars in Colombia’s Sierra Nevada threaten Indigenous communities and tourism boom.
FIFA chief Infantino defends World Cup ticket prices
Eye-watering prices reflect demand to watch the World Cup in the US, Infantino says, amid criticism from fans.
US petrol prices 50 percent higher than before war on Iran
The average price of petrol in the United States has reached $4.48 per gallon, according to AAA.
Watch: The Lebanese neighbourhoods shattered by Israel’s ten minute bombing raid
The BBC’s Nawal Al-Maghafi has been piecing together what happened on 8 April 2026, after one of the deadliest chapters in the country’s recent history.
Apple to pay up to $95 to some US iPhone buyers over AI lawsuit
Claims from last year said the tech firm’s advertising of Apple Intelligence fooled iPhone buyers.
What do a teenager’s clothes tell us about North Korea’s future?
Analysts say the daughter of North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un is not just growing up – she’s being styled for succession.
Dressed for succession: What Kim Ju Ae’s outfits tell us about North Korea
Kim Ju Ae’s evolving fashion is one of the signs that she is being groomed as North Korea’s next leader.
‘The rats are like a storm’: Palestinians seeking refuge in rubble struggle with rodent infestations
Palestinians living in tents amid the rubble in the Gaza Strip and aid groups trying to help them say rodent infestations have left them suffering
Mexico moved extradition goalposts after U.S. indicted top politician over cartel ties: experts
The Claudia Sheinbaum administration’s demand for “irrefutable” proof before handing over a top elected politician to the U.S. over alleged drug cartel dealings reveals how
