March 13, 2024

Wilders’ decision to put aside his leadership ambitions appears to be the breakthrough after two days of behind-closed-doors negotiations

The bill, supported by Republicans and Democrats and which now faces the Senate, would force ByteDance, the company that owns the Chinese video social network, to divest its stakes

The proposal emerged late Monday following an urgent meeting involving Caribbean leaders, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and others who were searching for a solution to halt Haiti’s crisis of violence

The South African government lay accusations in the International Court of Justice that it is committing genocide in Gaza. That case may take years for a verdict

The AI Act is expected to act as a global signpost for other governments grappling with how to regulate the fast-developing technology

Isabel Díaz Ayuso says the million-euro commissions charged by Alberto González are being aired to cover up the Spanish central government’s own graft scandal, known as the ‘Koldo case’

Some female odontocetes extend their lives to bring up their grandchildren

The invitation sent last week included three of Biden’s former business associates, all of whom are currently facing their own legal challenges

The Hospital del Mar in Barcelona, Spain, is practicing an experimental neuromodulation technique to reduce symptoms of anxiety and obsession in the most stubborn cases

Two of the six charges dismissed are related to the phone call Trump made to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, where he said ‘All I want to do is this. I just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have’

The retired artist depicted a 1956 tropical sunset over the Pacific Ocean in one of his rare, unexhibited oil paintings

The company had 1.2 billion euros ($1.3 billion) worth of popular Yeezy sneakers piled up in warehouses after it broke off its partnership with Ye in October 2022 over his antisemitic and other offensive comments on social media and in interviews

With the presidential elections coming up on July 28, opinion is divided on what is the best way to take on Nicolás Maduro at the polls

The woman who has now filed the civil lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court said she was 16 at the time of the assault, in 1973

Jewish groups in the U.S. and Israeli officials criticize the British filmmaker’s strong statement

Days ahead of an election in which he’s all but certain to secure another six-year term, President Vladimir Putin said Moscow is ready to use nuclear weapons in case of a threat to ‘the existence of the Russian state’

Scammers are luring investors with get-rich-quick schemes, with nearly $4 billion lost in crypto investments in 2023, according to the FBI

The United Nations agency projects that the budget for children will fall 75% in real terms in 2024

The Princess of Wales’ apology for editing the image that sought to silence rumors about her absence is a sign that the royal family was unable to control the scandal

The International Energy Agency points out that some countries, such as the U.S. and Canada, have already approved plans to reduce emissions of this powerful greenhouse gas

Chef José Andrés, who led the effort, explains how the mission to take 200 tons of food by sea with the Spanish ship ‘Open Arms’ was made possible with help from Cyprus, Jordan and UAE

The two candidates already have the numbers for the summer conventions following Tuesday’s primaries in Georgia, Mississippi and Washington

The assistance, which includes ammunition and rockets, covers the most immediate needs, but ‘is insufficient,’ according to president Joe Biden

It will be the last phenomenon of this kind visible in the contiguous United States until 2044

More than two years after he sent troops into Ukraine, not much has changed economically for most people in President Vladimir Putin’s Russia. That’s despite the sweeping sanctions that have cut off much of Russia’s trade with Europe, the U.S. and their allies