The surge in U.S. workers quitting their jobs has abated since peaking during the pandemic, another sign that the nation’s labor market is cooling from ultrahot levels as the Federal Reserve raises interest rates.
Electric-vehicle sales in the U.S. surged by 50% in the first half of the year, although the pace of growth slowed amid a buildup of unsold EV inventory at dealerships.
A selection of the designer’s dresses, worn by a number of A-list celebrities on the red carpet, will be offered in an online auction held by Sotheby’s.
The findings suggest the games can help to improve counting, addition, and the ability to recognise if a number is higher or lower than another.
As another summer Friday rolls around, it's the perfect time to enjoy a tasty fish and chip supper. Luckily, the best seaside towns in the UK for fish and chips have been named.
Tesla joined 15 Chinese automakers in a pledge to avoid abnormal pricing and promote “core socialist values,” months after it started a price war that disrupted China’s EV industry.
Meta Platforms’ Threads microblogging app had signed up more than 30 million users in less than 24 hours and was a trending topic on Twitter, the social network it is hoping to upend.
NBCUniversal is streamlining its entertainment operations under veteran movie studio chief Donna Langley, giving her oversight of its entire content strategy, including television and streaming.
Samsung Electronics, the world’s largest maker of memory chips, forecast a 96% drop in operating profit for its second quarter.
FIS agreed to sell a majority stake in its Worldpay segment to private-equity firm GTCR for nearly $12 billion, retreating from a big acquisition it made four years ago.
Wagner leader Prigozhin is back in Russia after a short-lived mutiny and brief exile in neighboring Belarus, that country’s president said, in a fresh challenge to Putin’s authority.
Turkey said it still wasn’t ready to admit Sweden into NATO, raising fresh doubts about the timing of its joining, days before the alliance’s annual summit.
Rising temperatures have culminated in the world’s warmest day since record-keeping began in 1979, while last month was the hottest June, according to new data from U.S. and European scientists.
Treasury chief Yellen traveled to Beijing in the Biden administration’s latest effort to shore up deteriorating ties between the world’s two biggest economies.
Close to half of the U.S. tap water supply is contaminated with so-called forever chemicals, a comprehensive study conducted by the U.S. Geological Survey estimated.
Israel shelled a village in southern Lebanon after explosions were heard in a disputed border area, raising fears of a multifront escalation between Israeli forces and Palestinian militants.
Trump aide Nauta pleaded not guilty to charges that he conspired with his boss to keep and conceal sensitive government documents at the Mar-a-Lago estate.
U.S. petroleum production is on pace for a record-breaking year, helping to keep energy prices stable despite the efforts of Saudi Arabia and other major oil exporters to drive them higher.
The Wall Street Journal reporter has been wrongfully detained in Russia since late March.
A letter to readers from Editor in Chief Emma Tucker marking 100 days since Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was wrongfully detained in Russia.
Photographer: Emanuele Nifosì Summary Author: Emanuele Nifosì Famous throughout the world, since ancient times, for its "perfect acoustics" the Theater of Epidaurus was built around the middle of the 4th century BCE on the south-west side of Mount Kynortio, Greece,...
Donald Trump is finally coming back to Las Vegas. Before Republicans hand him their presidential nomination, there’s one question they should want him to answer.
Americas The US Army recently launched a Tomahawk cruise missile from the Mid-Range Capability (MRC) system. The live-fire test follows the Lockheed Martin system launching an SM-6 missile earlier this year, confirming its full operational capability, the US Army revealed. Lockheed delivered the first of four MRCs, also called the Typhoon Weapon System, in December […]
“A violent drug cartel is suspected of leaving a severed human leg found hanging from a pedestrian bridge Wednesday in Toluca, just west of Mexico City,” CBS News reports. “[T]he trunk of the body was left on the street below, near the city’s center, along with handwritten signs signed by the Familia Michoacana cartel.” Familia … Continue reading "A US War on Mexico Wouldn’t Win the US War on Drugs"
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On July 3, the Israeli military launched a major assault on the Jenin refugee camp in the Israeli occupied West Bank Palestinian city of Jenin. According to the Israeli government, the goal of Operation Home and Garden is to target militants within the camp. The Jenin refugee camp was established back in 1953 to house … Continue reading "Biden Administration Backs Israeli Crimes in Jenin"
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