The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) is preparing a plan to expand the use of treated wastewater from its Dhanwapur and Behrampur sewage treatment plants (STPs) to reduce reliance on ...

Storage only goes so far—picking the best limes is key to getting the most vibrant flavor. Here's how to choose the best limes in the bunch: Weight: Juicy limes should be heavy for their size. Pick up ...

The Qatar Stock Exchange yesterday entered the third consecutive session of bullish run with its key index gaining 82 points to cross the 11,300 levels, a day after the US Federal Reserve cut its key ...

President Donald Trump is moving to cut nearly $5 billion in foreign aid, a decision that has sparked controversy over its legality. The funds, initially allocated by Congress for the U.S. Agency for ...

WASHINGTON—The Trump administration said it plans to rescind $4.9 billion in foreign aid without congressional approval, sparking a backlash on Capitol Hill and setting the stage for a messy and ...

Senate Appropriations Committee Chair Susan Collins (R-Maine) sounded the alarm Friday over President Trump’s latest request to yank back congressionally approved funding, this time without Congress’s ...

The White House informed Congress of its plans to cut $4.9 billion in foreign aid funding through a seldom-used budgetary tactic dubbed “pocket rescissions,” two congressional sources tell NBC News.

The Dems have a novel strategy as they look towards 2028: sound normal. This comes from a new policy memo, published online by left-leaning think tank Third Way, that suggested politicians scrap 44 ...

As part of the plan to fast-track housing approvals the government announced a "strike team" to speed up the process, and will also employ AI to help tradies, homeowners and small businesses cut down ...

Here's how to use artificial intelligence as a search tool to find grocery deals -- just make sure you double check that the info is up to date. Amanda Smith is a freelance journalist and writer. She ...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is likely to push back on growing investor expectations for a September interest-rate cut, as the rate-setting committee is still divided over its next move.