Is Donald Trump's Truth Social headed to Wall Street? It comes down to a Friday vote
Donald Trump's return to the stock market could be right around the corner.
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Europe's world-first AI rules are set for final approval. Here's what happens next
European Union lawmakers are set to give final approval to the 27-nation bloc’s artificial intelligence law Wednesday, putting the world-leading rules on track to take effect later this year.
Israeli Swimmer Anastasia Gorbenko Jeered By Crowd At World Championships In Qatar
DOHA, Qatar (AP) — Israeli swimmer Anastasia Gorbenko was jeered by some of the crowd after finishing second in the women’s 400-meter medley on the closing day of the World Aquatics Championships in Qatar on Sunday.
Donald Trump’s $355m ruling delivers a near-fatal blow to his ‘fantasy’ world
Former president Donald Trump has always had a pile of litigation trailing behind him.
Harris warns ‘Russia is responsible’ for Navalny death as world leaders react
US Vice President Kamala Harris on Friday placed blame for the death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny squarely on the shoulders of Russian president Vladimir Putin, leading a string of world leaders who have reacted in horror to the news.
'Serious questions' for Russia: World leaders react with horror to reports of Putin critic Navalny's death
World leaders on Friday reacted with dismay and suspicion to reports of the death of prominent Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny in a Siberian penal colony. Russian media reported, citing the prison service of the Yamalo-Nenets region where Navalny had been serving a lengthy sentence on what were widely considered to be politically motivated charges, that he had fallen ill and collapsed after a walk. Navalny's team said they had yet to receive confirmation of the death and questioned the veracity of the announcement. U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris told the Munich Security Conference on Friday that Washington was working to confirm the "terrible" news. "Whatever story they tell, let u
Flowers, chocolates and flash mobs: Valentine's Day celebrations around the world
Flowers, chocolates, handwritten cards — and flash mobs.
Trump’s NATO Threat Reflects a Wider Shift on America’s Place in the World
When former President Donald J. Trump told a campaign rally in South Carolina last weekend that he would encourage Russia to attack NATO allies who “didn’t pay,” there were gasps of shock in Washington, London, Paris, Tokyo and elsewhere around the world.