Both companies plan to exclude investors from China and Hong Kong in their initial public offerings, citing undisclosed reasons amid U.S. concerns over AI technology transfer.
A car collided with a group of school cyclists on a provincial road near Vogelwaarde, killing three children and an adult and injuring several others.
A security researcher has released GreatXML, a technique that can circumvent Windows BitLocker encryption by exploiting XML files on the recovery partition, particularly after using Defender Offline Scan.
The administration has ordered mandatory quarantines for two cruise-ship passengers with hantavirus and enacted travel restrictions for Ebola-affected regions, prompting debate over the measures’ necessity and impact on civil liberties.
Ken Salazar, former ambassador to Mexico, says the Biden administration failed to address the border crisis and outlines a regional “borderlands” plan in his upcoming memoir.
The billionaire posted messages supporting a UK political party calling for mass deportations after a knife attack in Belfast, prompting criticism from officials and regulators.
A 43-year-old Toronto police officer died after being shot in a gun-fire exchange at a high-rise building during a raid tied to a March shooting outside the U.S. consulate, while a 19-year-old suspect remains at large.
Several floors of the Pentagon were placed under lockdown and others evacuated Thursday after an air quality issue triggered a hazardous materials response.
Iranian state media reported that the country may treat Elon Musk-linked businesses in the region, including SpaceX's Starlink, as legitimate military objectives amid escalating tensions with the United States.
President Donald Trump plans to install Bill Pulte, head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, as acting director of national intelligence, prompting questions about the use of acting officials and compliance with vacancy laws.
The war in Ukraine has reached 1,569 days, exceeding the duration of World War I, with no imminent end in sight.
A Department of Health and Human Services audit found that UnitedHealthcare, CVS Health and Humana denied prior-authorization requests for long-term care and rehabilitation services at rates up to 70%, while appeals reversed most denials.
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