The coronavirus pandemic could make voters in the United States less sceptical of the role of the public sector in providing healthcare and social assistance, Nobel prize-winning economist Paul ...

The ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel creates political risks for the militant group's leadership and for Israeli Prime ...

Europe's highest court on Tuesday gave its backing to the European Union's net neutrality rules which require telecoms operators to treat all Internet traffic equally, dealing a blow to the telecoms ...

A third of staff set to depart US regulator, but some teams will suffer much heavier losses ...

Verizon wants to help you score tickets to the FIFA World Cup. Demand is expected to be high for the soccer competition to be held in the United States, Mexico and Canada – more than 4.5 million ...

Still, there is some value in understanding where you stand financially compared to your peer group. If your net worth compares favorably to the average for 85-year-old Americans, there's a sense of ...

The current funding for the government expires at midnight on Sept. 30, with Oct. 1 being the potential start of a partial government shutdown. Social Security and Medicare benefits will continue ...

The Trump administration has made finding answers on autism a top priority, with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. making it a major focus of his “Make America Healthy Again” ...

The Federal Trade Commission is taking Amazon to court this week over the tech giant’s moneymaker Prime subscription program. In a trial set to last for the next month, FTC is claiming that Amazon ...

Forget apps like ChatGPT. In India, AI is entering people’s lives through WhatsApp—the very app they use for family chats and ...

When Exxon made some of the earliest solar energy technology investments in the early 1970s, the oil company couldn’t have expected it was jump-starting technological breakthroughs that would one day ...