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Two Tom Cruise movies are on the move once again due to the pandemic. The Delta variant has been circulating the United States and many are wondering if there will be hesitancy to head to the movie as a result. Click inside to see when they will be released in theaters now… Top Gun: Maverick [...]

Chevron highlights the work it’s doing surrounding plant-based oil as a renewable energy source.

The tens of thousands of new positions at the tech giant—the nation’s second-largest employer behind Walmart—highlights its continued growth plans across many industries.

Britain, like the United States, failed to predict how swiftly the Afghan government would fall, so it had not made sufficient preparation for the chaos that would follow when the Taliban seized the capital on Aug. 15.

A federal bankruptcy judge prepared to rule Wednesday on whether to accept a settlement between OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma, the states and thousands of local governments over an opioid crisis that has killed a half-million Americans over the last two decades.

As storms like Hurricane Ida become stronger and more frequent, causing widespread outages, the need grows for a more resilient grid, experts say.

Treasury officials say deals will be reached but MKs holding out.

“It’s hard to predict where this will go in the future, with respect to the Taliban,” said Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.

INDIANAPOLIS — Roughly 1,000 Afghan refugees could arrive as early as this week at the Indiana National Guard’s Camp Atterbury training base, where they will be provided temporary housing and support services before being resettled, state officials announced Wednesday.

Jeffree Star said that when he lays on a yak and names them, "nothing is happening" besides brushing, feeding, and loving them.

The France-backed study published in The Lancet Public Health journal on Monday stemmed from 22 countries, including the US, Canada, 16 countries across Europe and three in South America.

A Paris court on Wednesday acquitted the former Basque separatist leader Josu Ternera on charges of participating in a terrorist organisation, citing insufficient evidence in the case.

The ceremony will take place in London in October.

Romario Shepherd defended 7 runs in the super over to guide his team to a sensational win.

US President Joe Biden pledged to defend abortion rights on Wednesday after a law that bans the procedure after six weeks — before many women even know they are pregnant — took effect in the conservative southern state of Texas. The most restrictive abortion legislation in the country went into force in Texas at midnight…

PepsiCo to build 'model facility' for sustainability in Europe Food Business News

The Earth is heating up. The effects of human-caused global climate change are becoming more and more apparent as we see more record-breaking heat waves, intense droughts, shifts in rainfall patterns and a rise in average temperatures. And these environmental changes touch every part of crop production.

With their "dumpy plod," water bears move like insects, and scientists are trying to figure out why.

ITV has reportedly claimed there are no plans to reinstate Piers Morgan as the face of Good Morning Britain following his abrupt departure earlier this year. Some fans had tipped the GMB star to return after Ofcom cleared the presenter for any wrongdoing regarding his comments made against Meghan Markle

Amid its chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, the Biden administration abandoned more than 100 government-sponsored journalists in the war-torn country.

Two Chicago officers were charged Wednesday in connection to the January beating of a 17-year-old carjacking suspect who allegedly rammed a stolen vehicle into a patrol car and pointed a gun at police.

As the holiday season approaches, Vera Bradley will designate more time-sensitive products for air cargo, according to CEO Rob Wallstrom.