Tahnoun bin Zayed al Nahyan—the UAE’s chess-obsessed, jiujitsu-loving intelligence chief—controls vast sums of sovereign ...

passport/visa) in order to pick up your new student ID. The Single Sign-On (SSO) service allows you to enter your CWRU network ID and passphrase to access multiple resources within the Case Western ...

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Suspended Superintendent of Police Ray John and his co-accused, Shakema Charles, are set to stand trial again in the High Court on charges of committing passport ... that the case should proceed ...

Meanwhile, Islamabad police have registered a case regarding an attempt to extort 50 Bitcoin — worth around $5 million — from Malik Riaz, and threatening his family with dire consequences.

Since that time, not only has BlackBerry turned a corner on its profitability, but also, its balance sheet now isn't as restrictive. This means that the bear case is no longer applicable.

The State Department has suspended the processing of passport applications that selected “X” as their gender following an executive order from President Donald Trump making it government ...

In a unique case, the Supreme Court has ordered an inquiry and arrest of a man who faces contempt proceedings but fled to the US despite his passport lying in court custody. A bench of Justices ...

BlackBerry issued some encouraging updates for its QNX division. QNX, which formerly operated as BlackBerry Internet of Things, just launched a new software platform for vehicles. QNX also ...

Singapore has the most powerful passport in the world, allowing visa-free access to 195 destinations. The U.S. passport ranks 9th, tied with Estonia, with access to 186 destinations without a visa.

In this article, we are going to take a look at where BlackBerry Ltd. (NYSE:BB) stands against the other stocks. Wall Street’s main indices ended Monday’s trading session on a mixed note ...

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - An undocumented Russellville woman was sentenced to prison for five years for voting and passport fraud. U.S. District Judge Liles C. Burke sentenced 42-year-old Angelica ...