A recent collision between a Chinese Coast Guard vessel and a Philippine government ship in the South China Sea has escalated diplomatic tensions, drawing condemnation from the U.S. and a sharp response from China.
A descendant of Raphael Lemkin, the lawyer who coined ‘genocide,’ is battling to remove his name from a nonprofit accusing Israel of the very atrocity he defined, citing a perversion of his legacy and a painful echo of antisemitism.
Discover the hidden sensors in roads that allow traffic lights to detect waiting cars and adjust timings dynamically.
38 years after its initial flop, Blade Runner is experiencing an unprecedented box office resurgence.
Senator Josh Hawley questioned whether female swimmers consented to sharing locker rooms with Lia Thomas, highlighting concerns over athlete privacy and pressure to accept transgender inclusion in women’s sports.
Heightened security in Ceuta and Morocco as social media incites a second mass border rush after July’s overwhelming influx.
Rivian recalls 100,000 SUVs due to a software glitch that obstructs the backup camera display.
The wives of two American citizens wrongfully detained in China are urging President Trump to intervene ahead of his meeting with Xi Jinping, hoping his personal diplomacy can secure their husbands’ release.
Alex Palou secures pole for the Freedom 250 Grand Prix, positioning himself for a potential IndyCar championship win.
J.D. Vance is working to win over skeptical conservatives by re-framing Donald Trump’s messaging.
