Rosalynn Carter, former first lady and tireless humanitarian who advocated for mental health issues, dies at 96
Carter devoted herself to several social causes in the course of her public life, including programs that supported health care resources, human rights, social justice and the needs of elderly people.
Huawei is giving Apple stiff competition in China. Suppliers to watch
A clear takeaway from the Biden-Xi summit is that American restrictions on sales of high-end tech to China will not be going away.
How to cut back on alcohol in a way that works, from a bartender of 22 years who no longer drinks
Shifting to low- or no-alcohol consumption can be tough. Here are some tips on becoming a mindful drinker from bartender of 22 years, Derek Brown.
Dividend stocks have had a rough year. Here’s where the pros see opportunity
Dividend payers’ performance has come up short this year, but there are still plays for investors who are willing to do some digging.
F1 exceeds Las Vegas expectations as Verstappen wins one of the most competitive races of the season
“Viva Las Vegas! Viva Las Vegas!” sang Verstappen as he crossed under the checkered flag waved by Justin Bieber.
Ukraine says Russia launches drone attack on Kyiv for the second night in a row
Russia stepped up its assaults on Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, after several weeks of pause, the city’s military administration said.
Israel-Hamas hostage deal edges closer despite fierce fighting in Gaza
Hamas gunmen battled Israeli forces trying to push into Gaza’s largest refugee camp on Sunday.
UK’s Hunt says won’t implement tax cuts that fuel inflation
British Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt said on Sunday that he would not implement tax cuts that would push up inflation.
Patients and staff leave Gaza’s biggest hospital, and dozens are killed at a crowded refugee camp
Twenty-five of Gaza’s hospitals aren’t functioning due to a lack of fuel, damage and other problems.
Argentines vote in election that could lead Trump-admiring populist to the presidency
Voters in Argentina head to the polls Sunday in a presidential runoff election that will determine whether South America’s second-largest economy will take a rightward shift.
