Australia should be “deeply concerned” about China’s ambition to win over island nations in the Pacific and its intention to expand foreign military operations, a… Read More »Gloomy warning to Australia over China’s latest military move
enlarge † The Abbott plant in Sturgis, Michigan, on May 13, 2022. As the US struggles to recover from a dire infant formula shortage, the… Read More »As the US crawls out of the baby food crisis, troubled factories are flooding and closing again
A closely watched clinical trial of a potential Alzheimer’s drug failed to prevent or slow cognitive decline, another disappointment in the long and challenging effort… Read More »Research into new Alzheimer’s drugs reports disappointing results
William Campbell/Getty Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte, whose catchphrase is “leading Montana’s comeback,” may finally be coming back to Montana. The Republican governor, elected in 2020,… Read More »Montana’s AWOL Guv Refuses To Say Where He Is As State Fights 500-Year Floods
SAN FRANCISCO — For weeks, Elon Musk has publicly trashed Twitter, even as he buys the company in a $44 billion deal. On Thursday he… Read More »Musk Says He Wants One Billion Users on Twitter
opponents of the antitrust pushes targeting Big Tech have advanced all sorts of arguments to try to weaken support for new legislation. Maybe they’ve finally… Read More »The Weak Argument That Endangers the US Innovation and Choice Online Act
Microsoft Microsoft Defender’s antivirus product built into Windows 10 and 11 is generally good enough at detecting and removing malware that most people don’t have… Read More »Microsoft Defender extends malware protection to macOS and Android — at a price
Seven years ago, a drunk driver named Marilyn Aguilera drove into a crowded baseball field in West Miami-Dade and bumped into a popular high school… Read More »Drunk driver who mutilated South Dade director released from prison. She’s in trouble again
Robert Habeck, Germany’s economy minister, said Germany still has access to natural gas after Gazprom’s restrictions, but it would be more expensive. Credit…Tobias Schwarz/Agence France… Read More »Stock Updates: Fed Rates, Inflation & More
Bystanders rushed to rescue a struggling swimmer from North Carolina’s Outer Banks, but the man died after they pulled him to the beach, according to… Read More »Outer Banks tourists pull struggling swimmer out of the ocean to watch him die on the beach
Global markets sank on Thursday, in many cases giving up the day before’s gains as investors came to grips with policymakers’ measures to curb inflation… Read More »Stock Markets Drop After Fed Rally Fades
enlarge † Archaeologists found a crude graffiti drawing of a penis at the ancient Roman fortress of Vindolanda, accompanied by a personal insult. Vindolana Charitable… Read More »Ancient Roman soldier carved a phallus with a personal insult into this stone
After at least 13 infant deaths in Fisher-Price-manufactured rockers, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warned customers about the risks of slanted products to children… Read More »Infants died in Fisher-Price seats that aren’t for sleeping, safety committee said
Former Trump adviser Steve Bannon claimed unfounded that the MAGA movement will rule the US for “one hundred years” after winning “100 seats” in the… Read More »Steve Bannon raged outside a DC courthouse, claiming MAGA will ‘destroy the Democratic Party’ and ‘rule for 100 years’
Millennials may have been the first generation to come of age online, but their Gen Z successors really grew up with it — and almost… Read More »A new student movement wants you to log out
