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China criticized what it described as "unilateral bullying" of Venezuela after the United States ordered a blockade of sanctioned oil tankers entering and leaving the South American country.

House Oversight Committee Democrats have released another batch of photos from late sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein's library.

The Trump administration announced a massive arms deal with Taiwan worth more than $10 billion that includes the highly coveted HIMAR rocket systems.

T-Mobile is rolling out limited-time holiday smartphone deals that make upgrading easier without trade-ins. The carrier is offering iPhone 17 and select Samsung Galaxy devices "on us" for eligible customers who switch and add new lines, giving families flexible options to upgrade while keeping their existing phones.

When people in the majority of the world look at the West, they often see material abundance: higher incomes, stronger institutions, and more stable systems. What they also see, rightly, is the cost of that prosperity: social fragmentation, loneliness, cultural decay, and moral confusion.

Crivalle serves as an Investigator III in the Cook County Public Defender's Office, a senior position that places him at the centre of complex criminal cases.

The arrest of FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried in December 2022 and FTX's sudden collapse was a sign that security tokens would soon become far more significant than other crypto instruments, says Brian J. Esposito.

Knauf describes himself as a "smokejumper," borrowing the term for firefighters who parachute into active blazes. The term, to him, reflects the act of taking on the biggest challenge regardless of formal qualifications.

Globally, more than 50 million people are trapped in trafficking and modern slavery, generating an estimated $236 billion in profits annually, most of it coming from sex trafficking

Kothakota's professional foundation was shaped long before he entered financial planning. His early adult career began in the military, where he served until 2005. "That experience instilled a lasting sense of what it means to be structured and accountable within me, as well as have an awareness of uncertainty and…

Each year, globally, poor software quality costs businesses over $2.41 trillion, creating an accumulated technical debt of $1.52 trillion, which poses the biggest obstacle to making any changes to existing code bases.