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A daughter of France's prime minister became Wednesday the latest to accuse the clergy running a school in the Pyrenees of systemic abuse including while Francois Bayrou was a local official, saying a priest beat her during summer camp when she was 14.

Trump claims tariffs could eliminate INCOME taxes, but economists warn of skyrocketing prices and recession risks. Can his plan work, or is it a recipe for economic chaos? Share your view!

Indian tourist brochures dub the Himalayan region of Kashmir "Little Switzerland", and its mountain meadows are usually packed with visitors escaping the sweltering summer heat in the lowland plains of India.

The World Economic Forum confirmed Wednesday that it has launched an investigation into allegations made against its founder Klaus Schwab that reportedly prompting his resignation this week.

If you've been wandering through the endless Steam library, you've likely stumbled upon a quirky indie game right next to a blockbuster AAA title. But have you ever stopped to think about what sets them apart, and why indie developers are stealing the spotlight? Let's dive into why smaller studios…

The layoffs are part of CEO Lip-Bu Tan's plan to simplify management and focus on rebuilding a strong engineering culture. At the end of last year, Intel had about 108,900 employees after already cutting 15,000 jobs in August 2024.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will be revoking authorization for certain artificial dyes while working with the food industry to voluntarily remove others.

Tilahun Wale not only lost his right foot to leprosy -- a disease that still affects thousands in Ethiopia -- he also lost his family.

Ahead of his lying-in-state, Pope Francis's body was made ready to withstand Rome's warm spring weather with a temporary embalming and a touch of make-up, an expert said. The body of the 88-year-old, who died on Monday, will be on display for three days in Saint Peter's Basilica from Wednesday…