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The former president targets the blue-collar workers who fueled his 2016 victory and who are expected to play a major role in November

Universal has not agreed to terms of a deal with TikTok and plans to stop licensing content from the artists it represents on the social media platform

The South Korean giant reported an annual 34% decline in operating profit for the last quarter. Apple has already surpassed it as the largest seller of mobile phones

The Justice Department announced that they had disrupted a botnet of hundreds of U.S.-based small office and home routers hijacked by the Chinese state hackers

Seven EU countries are ready to provide ships or planes. Belgium has already committed to send a frigate. Germany is expected to do the same

‘I’m sorry for everything you have all been through’ Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg told the parents who lost children to suicide

The ruling comes more than five years after a shareholder lawsuit targeted Tesla CEO and directors of the company over a waste of corporate assets and unjust enrichment for Musk

The European Commission announced plans to shield farmers from cheap exports from Ukraine and allow farmers to use some land that had been forced to lie fallow

Russia’s Defense Ministry said the countries exchanged 195 POWs each. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said 207 Ukrainians were freed

The watchdog had imposed a ban after finding that some users’ messages and payment information were exposed and because ChatGPT didn’t have a system to verify users’ ages

Newsom’s salmon strategy includes a controversial proposal to seek voluntary agreements with major farmers over how much water they can take out of the rivers and streams

The current limited definition was a factor in E. Jean Carroll’s sexual abuse case against Trump. The jury rejected the writer’s claim that the former US President had raped her in the 1990s

The seven band members were arrested last Thursday after playing a concert on the southern resort island of Phuket, reportedly for not having proper working papers

Tigray and Amhara regions are gripped by drought and still reeling from a devastating civil war that officially ended 14 months ago

The separatists who want to ensure that their leader Carles Puigdemont, a fugitive in Belgium, can return home, said the proposed law did not protect him

The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled next week to hear arguments in Trump’s appeal of a Colorado ruling declaring him ineligible for the presidency in that state

The farmers’ campaign for better pay, fewer constraints and lower costs has blown up into a major crisis for prime minister Gabriel Attal in the first month of his new job

This method was used for the first time in Alabama last week. For at least two minutes, Kenneth Eugene Smith appeared to shake and writhe on the gurney

The Treasury Department gave companies doing business with Venezuela’s state-owned mining company until Feb. 13 to wind down operations

The company is bringing back some plug-in gas-electric hybrid models in the U.S., reversing a strategy to focus on electric vehicle

Shares of UPS dropped nearly 9% Tuesday at the opening bell. Profits for the quarter ended in December slid by more than half to $1.61 billion, or $1.87 per share

The Serbian army has maintained close ties to Russia, from which it purchases most of its arms, including fighter jets and tanks

The International Monetary Fund expects the global economy to grow 3.1% this year, unchanged from 2023 but better than the 2.9% it had predicted in its previous estimate

Enshrined in the Constitution by the 13th Amendment, slavery and involuntary servitude are banned – except as punishment for a crime

The Chinese ambassador in Washington said dozens of Chinese have been denied entry every month for the past few months when returning to school from overseas travel

Police are investigating an ‘organized crime’ group that operated within the intelligence agency during Bolsonaro’s term, which ended in Dec. 2022

The lawsuit, brought in 2019 by Planned Parenthood and other operators of abortion clinics, said the 1982 law unconstitutionally discriminates against poor women