WASHINGTON – A proposal to bar federal employees from using Chinese app TikTok on government devices appeared set to become law, threatening to deal a blow to the company’s reputation and scare
SINGAPORE – Alicia quit her job at a Singapore construction firm during the pandemic and signed up to work for an app-based delivery company, then a
WASHINGTON — When it comes to climate change, Bill Gates considers himself a realist — even if that means admitting the world
PRESIDENT Vladimir Putin on Monday ordered the Federal Security Services to step up surveillance of Russian society and the country’s borders to
OAKLAND, Calif. — State agencies in Louisiana and West Virginia on Monday became the latest to ban the use of the popular
WASHINGTON/CIUDAD JUAREZ – The US Supreme Court on Monday said COVID-era restrictions at the US-Mexico border that have prevented hundreds of thousands of migrants
ACCRA – Ghana on Monday suspended payments on most of its external debt, effectively defaulting as the country struggles to plug its cavernous balance of payments
MONTREAL – A United Nations summit approved on Monday a landmark global deal to protect nature and direct billions of dollars toward conservation but objections from key African nations, home to
LOS ANGELES – Former movie producer Harvey Weinstein was found guilty of rape and two other sexual assault counts by a Los Angeles jury on Monday, marking the second conviction of the onetime Hollywood kingmaker who became
