Concern has reached such a level that the U.S. Army has considered forcing troops deployed to the Middle East to surrender their personal phones to eliminate the risk of a leak.

Most Chinese citizens find this technology exciting, while more than half of Americans fear it will destroy humanity ...

The Sheinbaum administration will restrict phones from November, while Brazil, Chile, Argentina, and Colombia move ahead with different approaches to limit devices in classrooms and playgrounds ...

The Russian president’s party, United Russia, has set aside dozens of seats for veterans. The Communist Party supports him despite denouncing electoral fraud ...

Leaders meeting at the UN General Assembly face a humanitarian polycrisis as the 40th anniversary of the adoption of the right to development is marked, while calls for a rethink of an obsolete cooper ...

A 14-member working group has published a document calling for an end to sanctions, a robust economic reform, and a negotiated transition ...

Following protests and pressure from Texas lawmakers over his health, the wounded man was readmitted to hospital ...

The US president plans to expand sanctions on the International Criminal Court as domestic problems pile up and the war in Iran drags on ...

The inability to locate people facilitates deportations, because it prevents appeals against deportation orders, leaving detainees with no way to defend themselves ...

The three media outlets are taking the administration to court in defense of the First Amendment. The president barred them from the White House as punishment for their coverage ...

Despite two failed marriages and a complex romance with Burt Reynolds, the mother of three has triumphed with her activism and professionally, picking up her fourth Emmy last week ...

Wilber Garcés was discharged hours after being shot by a federal agent Sunday in the Texas capital ...