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Tech

United States Tech Sanctions on China May Be Backfiring

In recent years, one of the most hotly debated issues in the global tech industry has been the unequal access to next-generation software...

Tech

The U.S. Still Manages Part of Its Air Traffic with Floppy Disks and Windows 95

You’ve likely come across news in recent months about the end of support for Windows 10—an announcement that has prompted millions of users...

Economy

The United States and China reach a new agreement on tariffs

After a marathon round of negotiations in London, the United States and China have reached a preliminary agreement on how to implement the...

Politics

Curfew in Los Angeles Sparks Arrests and Military Deployment Amid Protests Against Immigration Raids

Los Angeles police swiftly enforced a curfew in the city’s downtown area Tuesday night, arresting protesters just minutes after it went into effect....

Culture

Iowa Satanic Temple Alleges Religious Discrimination After Capitol Access Denied

The Iowa chapter of The Satanic Temple filed a formal complaint Tuesday, accusing state officials of religious discrimination after being denied access to...

Viral

Chinese Scientist Arrested in U.S. for Alleged Biological Material Smuggling

A Chinese scientist was arrested at Detroit Airport upon arriving in the United States, marking the second case in recent days involving the...

Politics

Newsom Challenges Trump Over Unilateral Deployment of National Guard in Los Angeles

California Governor Gavin Newsom announced Monday that he will file a lawsuit against President Donald Trump, following the White House’s decision to deploy...

Economy

Chinese exports to the United States plunged 35% due to the impact of tariffs

China’s exports grew by 4.8% year-on-year in May, according to official data released on Monday. The figure fell short of the 6% forecast...

Health

Salmonella Outbreak in the U.S. Linked to Recall of 1.7 Million Eggs

A salmonella outbreak has raised health concerns across the United States, with at least 79 people infected and 21 hospitalized in seven states...

Economy

A Silent Threat Underground Puts Miami’s Drinking Water at Risk

Beneath the surface of South Florida, a silent threat is spreading, jeopardizing the drinking water supply for more than three million people. A...