BRUSSELS — In a bid to slash red tape, the European Commission wants to eliminate one of its peskiest laws: a 2009 tech rule that plastered the online world with pop-ups requesting consent to cookies.

Residents fear a listed wall will "fall to pieces" if work is not carried out to save it. The Grade II-listed structure, located on the boundary of Blackwell Grange parkland in Darlington, is missing ...

The Detroit Red Wings are among the teams monitoring Quinn Hughes’ future with the Vancouver Canucks, according to Ben Kuzma of The Province. The Canucks captain, who has two years remaining on his ...

TAMPA — In a field of postseason contenders who are mostly running backward toward the finish line, September is a time of survival rather than style points. The Red Sox won no credit for artistry ...

A damaged cylinder gets a second life through a carefully executed welding repair. DOJ investigated Trump border czar Tom Homan for accepting $50,000 in cash: reports Matthew McConaughey on spending a ...

J.P. Morgan, Blackstone and other financial giants are buying “industrial outdoor storage,” sites vital to logistics, trade and the construction of data centers. By Patrick Sisson Gray, a construction ...

The West Virginia fan base hasn’t had much to truly celebrate over the last several seasons. On Saturday, Rich Rodriguez took his team into battle at home in Morgantown, West Virginia. WVU got off to ...

A Labour local government chief has warned that Angela Rayner's plans to redistribute Whitehall funding to councils in the Midlands and northern England are at risk The resignation of the Deputy Prime ...

PHILADELPHIA — Otto Kemp’s torrid return from the minor leagues continued on Saturday night, and the rookie’s late surge could have a postseason impact. Kemp went 2-for-4 with an RBI in an 8-6 win ...

WSJ’s Shayndi Raice explains what Israel’s attack on Hamas in Qatar means for the direction of the war and future peace negotiations. Photo: Ibraheem Abu Mustafa/Reuters As Israeli war planners ...

Experts now believe that the recent Red Sea cable cuts were caused by a ship anchor, ruling out sabotage as the likely explanation. The disruption has affected undersea lines in a critical zone, ...