The Latest Breaking News from America

ChargePoint is bringing 600-kilowatt EV chargers to market next year. But there are no EVs in the U.S. that can take that kind of power—for now.

Most of your employees receive news through highly filtered channels that shape how they interpret business conditions while fueling anxiety.

IN FOCUS: In 2023, Ajike Owens was shot through her neighbour’s door and left to die in the street. Inexplicably, it took days for her killer to even be arrested. As Netflix unveils an Oscar-tipped film exploring the killing, Lydia Spencer-Elliott speaks to Owens’s mother Pam and documentarian Geeta Gandbhir…

President Donald Trump’s comments regarding the U.S. producing its own cooking oil in retaliation against China’s refusal to purchase American-grown soybeans led to a rout in the equity markets within a matter of minutes.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) criticized President Donald Trump’s decision to allocate $20 billion in taxpayer funds to Argentina, a move that comes at a time when Americans are still struggling at home.

Imagine you approach an intersection, glance at the signal, and instead of just red, yellow, or green, you see a white light. It sounds futuristic, but transportation researchers are seriously proposing a fourth traffic signal to handle the growing mix of human drivers and autonomous vehicles (AVs). The aim? To…

"The United States has no obligation to host foreigners who wish death on Americans," the Department of State said.

Thomas Tuchel took the mockery of England fans in good humour as his side qualified for the World Cup finals with a 5-0 win in Latvia

Your subscriptions might start out as an innocent thing. You might really want to watch a specific movie, open up a free trial, and before you know it, you’re being billed $7.99 a month for something you don’t even use. Maybe it’s a music app, a cloud storage plan, or…