Japan's release of wastewater from the stricken Fukushima nuclear plant has unleashed a wave of misinformation, with AFP debunking false claims of a radioactive Pacific Ocean that...

Shares of Tesla fell about 5% on Monday after key supplier Panasonic Holdings said it cut automotive battery

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Though Major League Soccer's Secondary Transfer Window officially kicks off on July 5, several teams have begun making changes to their roster.

Kevin Jennings threw a touchdown pass and accounted for 266 yards from scrimmage in his first career start, Collin Rogers kicked four second-half field goals and No. 25 SMU beat No. 17 Tulane 26-14 on Saturday in the American Athletic Conference championship game

The labels “dove” and “hawk” have long been used by central bank watchers to describe the monetary policy

Biden administration attorneys say a Louisiana-based federal judge’s order broadly limiting executive branch communications with social media companies could cause “grave harm” by preventing the government from “engaging in a vast range of lawful and responsible conduct.”

By Huw Jones and Carolyn Cohn LONDON Britain's plans for nudging billions of pounds of pension cash into

More than a million people have fled their homes in the Gaza Strip ahead of an expected Israel invasion that seeks to eliminate Hamas’ leadership after its deadly incursion

The US and Iran are engaged in broad but largely unacknowledged efforts to reach agreements on everything from

Erik ten Hag reacts to his yellow card against Luton, meaning he will be banned from the touchline in Man Utd's next Premier League games at Everton.