August 16, 2023

Scientists are using drones to locate the most isolated populations to protect them from the destruction of their habitat by logging, construction and monoculture plantations

Profit came in above expectations, however, as the Minneapolis chain brought inventories closer in line with cautionary spending on discretionary items by customers

The union’s contracts with General Motors, Ford and Stellantis expire in about a month, at 11:59 p.m. Sept. 14

The initial shock followed the release of last week’s test, or beta, version of iOS 17, the next major update of the iPhone’s operating software

The decline from June’s 7.9% rate was in line with economists’ expectations

The case is one of two lawsuits stemming from the takeover, which was retaliation for Disney’s public opposition to the “Don’t Say Gay” legislation

While most Republicans — 74% — say they would support him in November 2024, 53% of Americans say they would definitely not support him if he is the nominee

A week after the fires started, some residents still had with intermittent power, unreliable cellphone service and uncertainty over where to get assistance

The government’s approval is billed as the first step in a two-part plan and will still need approval by parliament

The fighting appears to be the most intense to shake Tripoli this year

Built in the 1970s to house semi-nomadic Bedouin, the village of al-Ghuraifa was abandoned two decades later as oil wealth transformed the country into a global hub of commerce and tourism

The initiative aims to recruit tens of thousands of volunteers from across the country to register for the Volunteers for the Defense of Niger

With millions lacking decent access to water, growing numbers are using cheap innovations like fog harvesting to take it straight from the air

The 19 defendants accused of electoral interference in Georgia face one of the toughest measures in the U.S. system: RICO, a law against organized crime and racketeering

Giants star Joc Pederson has worked with San Francisco’s staff to overcome his anxiety with meditation, visualization and calculated breath work.

It was Russia’s deadliest accident since April 2022, when a fire at a defense research facility in Tver north of Moscow killed 22 people and injured a dozen more

The proposed loan to the Museum of the Bible in Washington also underscores the deepening ties between Israel and evangelical Christians in the U.S.

The lawsuit filed Tuesday seeks to have the federal government enforce a 1930s era federal law that requires the government to ban products created by child labor from entering the U.S.

Russia’s central bank has made a big interest rate hike in an emergency move designed to fight inflation and strengthen the ruble. This week, the country’s currency reached its lowest value since early in the war with Ukraine

The Ukrainian air force says Russia fired a total of 28 cruise missiles at the country early on Tuesday. Sixteen of them were intercepted

The ban was the first in a flurry of restrictions that keep Afghan girls and women from classrooms, most jobs and much of public life

After rejecting a $7.3 billion buyout proposal from rival Cleveland-Cliffs on Sunday, U.S. Steel said it was considering alternatives