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The Guardian contacted 11 major organizations that run fossil-fuel ads after Wednesday’s speech by António Guterres

The FTC and the Justice Department have cleared the way for an antitrust investigation into Microsoft, Nvidia and OpenAI.

Sally Buzbee is out as the Washington Post's top editor amid a major restructuring.

When missiles fired from Ukraine destroyed a S-300/400 air defence battery on Russian territory over the weekend of June 1 and 2, it immediately gave rise to speculation that the missiles were from US high mobility artillery rocket systems, or Himars. It was assumed they were part of the large…

Hesen Jabr’s story is a chilling reminder that employers in the US have far too much power over workers’ speech

Most of them have come from Honduras, according to U.S. Department of Health and Human Services data.

Palau's President Surangel Whipps on Wednesday said the tiny country, one of Taiwan's few diplomatic allies, had suffered a major cyberattack, pointing the finger at China.

A remote Amazon tribe is said to be suffering from social media and porn addiction, eight months after first gaining access to the internet. 

The measure would make it illegal to enter the state from Mexico. Local officers could arrest and jail migrants and state judges could order their deportation

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A report by The New York Times reveals how the vitriol against these organizations extends to Republican House members