September 12, 2023

Heavy rain on Sunday and Monday triggered the landslides. The rain last week caused flash floods in Hong Kong, killing two people

He emerged from the cave early Tuesday strapped to a stretcher and was whisked to a hospital by helicopter

The change makes Illinois the first state to eliminate the practice and a nationally watched testing ground for whether such a change can work

The iPhone 15, due in stores September 22, will adopt a USB-C charging standard that Apple had to adopt to comply with a mandate by European regulators

Google is confronting a threat to its dominant search engine as federal regulators launch an attempt to dismantle its internet empire

The floods are the most fatal environmental disaster in the country’s modern history

McCarthy claims that his party’s monthslong investigations of Biden have uncovered that the president lied about his knowledge of his family’s business dealings

The four-count indictment charges each of them with deprivation of rights under the color of law through excessive force and failure to intervene

The city’s ban on the dish is held up in the courts, opening a dispute between state and local Democratic authorities

Lieutenant colonel Mauro Cid, the Brazilian far-right leader’s secretary during his presidency, was released from jail in exchange for cooperation in investigations of his former boss

The theocracy is trying hard to both ignore the upcoming anniversary of nationwide protests over the country’s mandatory headscarf law and tamp down on any possibility of more unrest

Kim is expected to seek economic aid and military technology for his impoverished country and has munitions Russia desperately needs

Netanyahu’s coalition, a collection of ultranationalist and ultrareligious lawmakers, unveiled the overhaul earlier this year, saying it was necessary to rein in an unelected judiciary they believe wields too much power

Torn Achilles tendons typically take several months of recovery due to the extensive rehabilitation needed

The showcase at Apple’s Cupertino California, headquarters comes as the company is mired in a mild slump that has seen its sales drop from last year in three consecutive quarters

The question hangs over the Republican’s impeachment trial that resumed Tuesday and is approaching the final stretch of testimony before a jury of state senators decides whether Paxton should be removed from office on charges of corruption and bribery

About 500 law enforcement personnel are now searching or guarding an 8- to 10-square mile area roughly 30 miles northwest of Philadelphia

The Republican leader faces mounting pressure from his right flank to take action against Biden while he also is struggling to pass legislation needed to avoid a federal government shutdown at the end of the month

The single currency has accumulated more than two months of declines against the greenback, which is gaining ground while awaiting the ECB’s decision on whether to hike interest rates

The symptoms had been described in ancient times, but it was not until the last century when researchers were able to distinguish between the two ailments and identify the causes of each one

The most conservative people tend to distrust scientists, believing that these experts threaten their own identity. They have been influenced by populist elites after decades of misinformation

The number of planted hectares went from 204,000 to 230,000 during 2022, while the tonnage of drugs that has been produced reached 1,738, the highest figures ever recorded

A new documentary explores the life of the dyslexic Scotsman who became a legendary racing driver, driven by a mission to improve safety in the sport

Philosopher Anselm Jappe’s reissued biography breathes new life into the influential former leader of the Situationist International

The resignation of Luis Rubiales over a non-consensual kiss at the World Cup was the result of a merger of forces, from street protesters to politicians, judges, and society at large

American calligrapher and researcher Phyllis Goodnow has collected a list of thousands of victims of the slave trade in a project to honor their history