March 16, 2023

The push to end that authority comes as the United States marks the 20th anniversary of the Iraq War

‘The Wall Street Journal’ reported that the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. was threatening a ban on the app unless its owners divested

Scientists hope that that by mimicking what protects those who dodge the gene they might one day help more common old-age Alzheimer’s

According to a final tally released Thursday, more than 1,200 U.S. women died in 2021 during pregnancy or shortly after childbirth

The new rule is most likely to affect patients prescribed medication abortion, who are the majority and who often don’t require hospital care

The CEO of the world’s largest fund management firm thinks it’s too early to tell whether ‘the consequences of easy money and regulatory changes will cascade throughout the US regional banking sector’

Security camera footage shows how Irvo Otieno was handcuffed and shackled while being pinned down by the deputies who are now facing murder charges in his death

The risky move is expected to trigger a quick no-confidence motion in Macron’s government

‘A lot of people are right now auditioning,’ the former Republican president boasted to supporters in Florida last month

The state’s 11th atmospheric river flooded roadways, caused landslides and toppled trees, while residents struggle to clean up before the next round of winter storms arrives in the coming days

China accused the United States, which also prohibits official employees from having the app on their mobile devices, of spreading disinformation and suppressing the short-form video service

The search for causes and culprits for the Silicon Valley Bank failure is refocusing attention on a 2018 federal law that rolled back tough bank regulations put in place after the 2008 financial crisis

The Labor Department said Thursday that applications for jobless claims in the US for the week ending March 11 fell to 192,000 from 212,000 the previous week

The ECB raised rates by half a percentage point on Thursday, underlining its determination to fight high inflation

A female student who took part in a pre-Women’s Day demonstration claims that a fundamentalist targeted her with his vehicle in Kabul

Radar images taken by a probe in 1991 suggest there was an eruption on the planet that was double that of Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano

Yellen is the first Biden administration official to face lawmakers over the decision to protect uninsured money at two failed regional banks in California and New York

Credit Suisse said Thursday that it would exercise an option to borrow up to 50 billion francs ($53.7 billion) from the Swiss National Bank

The released excerpt does not show events before or after the apparent fuel-dumping confrontation

Starting on March 16, holders of a valid UK driver’s license living in Spain will be able to trade it for a Spanish one without having to take a practical or theory test

The US agency and private company Axiom Space showed off the suit’s numerous features, which will help with exploration of the lunar south pole and, further down the line, Mars

Rubbish is mounting up on the streets of the French capital as municipal workers strike against the government’s plan to raise retirement age from 62 to 64 by 2030

Following the Credit Suisse crisis, analysts are divided on whether the central bank will follow through on plans to raise rates by 0.5 points or reduce it to 0.25

Washington plans to reduce the country’s dependence on foreign manufacture of semiconductors and create employment opportunities for its citizens