The meeting comes as President Joe Biden, Harris and other senior administration officials have become increasingly blunt about their dissatisfaction with the mounting death toll in Gaza and suffering of innocent Palestinians
The launch has been closely watched since last July, when the Food and Drug Administration said the once-a-day Opill could be sold without a prescription. Manufacturer Perrigo noted there will be no age restrictions on sales
The package of orders includes 85 Boeing 737 Max 10s — a larger version of the Max that has not yet been certified by U.S. regulators
Talks resume in Cairo, and the issue of hostages is the main stumbling block. According to Hamas, 15 children have now died of starvation or dehydration in the Gaza Strip
A meta-analysis synthesizes 50 years of sleep deprivation research and reveals that not enough rest can lead to emotional changes the next day
The vote makes France the first country to have a constitutional right to abortion since the former Yugoslavia inscribed it in its 1974 constitution
The great champion of artificial intelligence — which was conceived in a fast food restaurant in 1993 — has surpassed a valuation of $2 trillion
Teixeira, 22, admitted illegally collecting military secrets and sharing them with other users on Discord, a social media platform popular with people playing online games. Prosecutors plan to seek nearly 17 years in prison for him
While global shipping has already been disrupted through the Red Sea, the sabotage of telecommunication lines could further escalate the monthslong crisis
Polls are showing a big advantage for Joe Biden among Democrats, and for Donald Trump among Republicans. Even so, after this week they will still not have the mathematical majority
The Portuguese mastiff was awarded the Guinness title in February 2023 but passed away eight months later at the age of 31
The new deal for the 33-year-old right-hander adds yearly salaries of $42 million, the fourth-highest average salary in baseball history
The region’s far-right leaders are waging a battle against the gains made by the feminist movement
The Republican and Democratic candidates are coming into this week’s contest with unusually large leads over their rivals
Weisselberg will be sentenced to five months in jail. Prosecutors accused him of lying under oath when he answered questions in a deposition in May and at the October trial about allegations that Trump lied about his wealth
The gang leader ‘Barbecue’ claims responsibility for the prison attack, which saw 3,696 inmates escape, and he says its aim was to overthrow the interim president
In a unanimous decision, the justices said the former president cannot be barred from the primary races on the basis of a provision of the 14th Amendment. The move strikes down attempts by Colorado, Maine and Illinois to ban him over his role in the Jan. 2021 Capitol riots
Decelerating growth and Beijing’s push for greater state control mark start of National People’s Congress
The Justice Department sued to block the merger last year, saying it would reduce competition and drive up fares, especially for travelers who depend on low-fare Spirit
The era of prestigious cable TV and shows with difficult men is over, but David has weathered it all
It took days for Iran to announce the turnout statistics without explanation. The Interior Ministry run Iranian elections, which have no substantial international observation
The spread of artificially generated adult content is beginning to compete with content featuring real people and poses serious questions about addiction, consent and fraud
The Israeli engineer, head and founder of one of the largest online security companies, is stepping down as CEO to face the unprecedented level of global threats from another position
The tech giant muzzled app developers from telling users where they could go to pay for cheaper music subscriptions instead of paying through iOS apps
Moscow’s official doctrine allows these weapons to be used if ‘the very existence of the Russian Federation is under threat’
The invasion, under Putin’s orders, and the massacre, under Netanyahu’s, are the two events most likely to influence our lives despite our focus on internal affairs