The most ludicrous presidency in U.S. history continues, and the absurdity shows no signs of abating, even with the midterms rapidly approaching.

New Zealand's biggest risk in foreign policy is reacting badly to global crises, Foreign Minister Winston Peters said on ...

Germany's TUI narrowed its outlook for 2026 underlying operating earnings on Tuesday, saying consumers continued to book ...

A US battery startup that scrapped plans to make Kentucky the site of its first factory has instead built it in China, ...

Technology stocks powered Asian markets higher on Tuesday as lower oil prices lifted sentiment and investors pinned their ...

The yen was under pressure on Tuesday as traders wagered that policymakers in Japan will struggle to keep up with a hawkish ...

Glitzy runway shows by the world's biggest fashion brands in Milan and Paris mask a worrying picture for luxury executives ...

Facebook-parent Meta launched Muse, its AI assistant that can autonomously send emails, sell a car and book travel on a ...

Charges against five former and current Stanford University students will be dismissed in relation to a 2024 pro-Palestinian ...

Alibaba Group plans to train a new artificial intelligence model with 5 trillion to 10 trillion parameters, Chief Executive ...

Nike-owned Converse has pulled an advertisement that sparked a public backlash last week, ABC News reported on Monday, as ...

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Senator Flavio Bolsonaro remain statistically tied in simulated runoffs ...