(Reuters) -China wants the United States to ease export controls on a critical component for artificial intelligence chips as part of a trade deal ahead of a possible summit between U.S. President ...

Brian Schottenheimer said he got emotional in the hours before his long-awaited first game as a head coach for the Dallas ...

In 2024, the Poplarville Hornets claimed the title as MHSAA 4A State Champions. However, the green and gold are focused less ...

European leaders have said borders "must not be changed by force" ahead of the planned US-Russia summit meeting later this ...

The Salisbury City Council voted to formalize the city’s intent to purchase the Salisbury Depot on Tuesday, closing in on the negotiated $3.5 million purchase of the 1908 train station. The city is ...

Donald Trump said on Saturday he was nominating Tammy Bruce, the state department spokesperson, as the next US deputy ...

The southern Japanese city of Nagasaki on Saturday marked 80 years since the U.S. atomic attack that killed tens of thousands ...

The competition brought nearly 100 teams from over 10 states to the Coast to see who could cook the best barbecue.

Malaysia’s reliance on imported chips leaves its national AI road map at the mercy of shifting geopolitical winds.

Responding to President Donald Trump’s decision to impose a 50 percent tariff on Indian imports, Sachs remarked that “U.S.

The department outlined a new 'visa bond' initiative this week, which targets countries with high rates of visa overstays.

Filings in New York include recordings in support of Niels Troost’s claim his former partner pretended to be a CIA operative ...