President Trump praised Chinese and Russian leaders for aiding an Iran peace deal but overlooked their roles in supporting Iranian strikes on US forces during the conflict.
New surveys reveal significant shifts in public opinion across Syria and Lebanon, with many citizens now seeing Hezbollah’s presence as a threat and expressing increased openness to peace with Israel.
The Justice Department’s political leadership stopped the antitrust investigation into Paramount’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery before career lawyers completed their review or formally recommended a lawsuit.
Technical analysis suggests Bitcoin may climb past $100,000 by September if it breaks key resistance and confirms a double-bottom reversal pattern.
China’s growing missile capabilities now threaten Australian territory, challenging U.S. military dominance in the Indo-Pacific and increasing pressure on regional alliances, a new report finds.
India's unemployment rate reached 5.5% in May, driven by a notable rise in rural joblessness, while urban unemployment showed a slight decline, highlighting a growing divide.
Governor Gavin Newsom alleges the Justice Department, under President Trump’s influence, is conducting an unfounded probe targeting him and his wife as part of a politically charged campaign.
IAV and Nexperia introduced a software-driven battery management system that uses bidirectional GaN switches to optimize individual EV battery sections for improved efficiency and resilience.
AMD quietly disabled Transparent Secure Memory Encryption on its consumer Ryzen processors, leaving users unaware of the loss of this critical security feature.
Elon Musk became the world's first trillionaire as SpaceX’s stock soared on its Nasdaq debut, highlighting his diverse holdings and raising questions about the company's ambitious revenue forecasts.