July 31, 2023

Scientific evidence advises against consuming them, and nutrition professionals want a cap on the legal caffeine content

The candidate to win the Republican nomination is leading in the polls and has wasted no time lashing out at his opponents at various rallies across the country

Vallow Daybell was found guilty in May of killing her two youngest children, 7-year-old Joshua “JJ” Vallow and 16-year-old Tylee Ryan

The Philippines came under intense EU criticism during former President Rodrigo Duterte’s six-year term, mainly because of the bloody anti-drugs crackdown he oversaw

Dog meat consumption is a centuries-old practice on the Korean Peninsula and has long been viewed as a source of stamina on hot summer days

De Oliveira was added last week to the indictment with Trump and the Republican ex-president’s valet, Walt Nauta. He faces charges including conspiracy to obstruct justice and lying to investigators

A recent string of public Quran desecrations by a handful of anti-Islam activists in Denmark and neighboring Sweden have sparked angry demonstrations in Muslim countries

Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s government is making ambitious promises to drag the economy out of that crisis of confidence aggravated by tension with Washington

Chinese leaders are trying to revive economic activity by promising to support entrepreneurs who generate jobs and wealth

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis began investigating more than two years ago, shortly after a recording was released of a January 2021 phone call Trump made to Georgia’s secretary of state

The historic heat began blasting the lower Southwest U.S. in late June, stretching from Texas across New Mexico and Arizona and into California’s desert

The York Fire that erupted Friday near the remote Caruthers Canyon area of the vast wildland preserve crossed the state line into Nevada on Sunday

Argentine artist Santiago Barros uses AI and photographs of the disappeared parents — which are kept in an archive maintained by the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo — to create the portraits

After news of the agreement broke Saturday evening, the Mets and Rangers announced their deal involving Scherzer about 35 minutes before the first pitch Sunday at Citi Field

The scientist and bioinformatics experts at the Biomedical Research Institute of Barcelona analyzes the genomic sequence of tumors to find the gene mutations that cause them

Workers are pushing back against forced overtime, punishing schedules or company reliance on lower-paid part-time or contract forces

As cities nationwide face a new barrage of heat, low-income households, renters and people of color are far more likely to suffer the sweltering heat without cooling

The demand for this type of housing is growing, due to their affordable prices and their short assembly times. But some still associate them with a lack of comfort

The meeting will be held in August, and Moscow is not invited to participate

The president of the Central American country has imposed a ‘state of exception,’ which gives him unprecedented powers. He has removed citizens’ rights, imposed censorship and consolidated an authoritarian system. Bukele argues that these measures are necessary to put an end to rampant violence

The president frequently tries to defuse the age issue by joking about it. But a big question is whether his age could be a deciding election factor