The United States lost more than $200 billion to fraud from two schemes designed to help small businesses through the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a US government watchdog report.
In Miami, Spanish rules. In Miami, one commonly hears "get down from the car" instead of "get out of the car," a literal translation of "bajarse del carro" in Spanish.
The report, if accurate, is bullish for the cryptocurrency industry, which, over the past weeks, has experienced market turmoil following the regulatory enforcements executed by the US financial watchdog, SEC.
The United States on Tuesday imposed sanctions aimed at disrupting gold mining activities that fund the Wagner Group in Africa, vowing to hold the mercenaries accountable for abuses days after they staged a mutiny in Russia.
Sierra Leone's President Julius Maada Bio was re-elected with 56.17 percent to serve a second term, the head of the electoral commission said on Tuesday following a process disputed by the opposition.
Fighting raged in the Sudanese capital on Tuesday, the eve of the Eid al-Adha Muslim holiday, after paramilitaries seized Khartoum's main police base.
French police on Tuesday killed a teenager who refused to stop for a traffic check outside Paris, prompting expressions of shock and questions over the readiness of security forces to pull the trigger.
Shiba Inu has come a long way since it was created by its pseudonymous creator Ryoshi in August 2020.
A dangerous and prolonged heat wave blanketed large parts of the southern United States on Tuesday, buckling highways and forcing people into air-conditioned shelters as temperatures soared past 115 degrees Fahrenheit (46 Celsius).
New home sales in the United States surged unexpectedly in May, the Commerce Department said Tuesday, reaching the highest rate in over a year despite efforts to cool the economy.
As the job cuts continued in 2023, more than 68,500 employees were laid off in January across the tech sector.
Over the past decade, China has emerged as the world leader by investing hundreds of billions of dollars in high-speed trains on its 38,000-kilometer network.
Clad in a figure-hugging dress, Dineo gets into a fancy car driven by her sugar daddy, kissing her benefactor as her boyfriend Quinton watches miserably from a distance.
While Atlanta's airport saw the highest number of passengers at almost 94 million, London's Heathrow airport witnessed the highest annual passenger traffic growth at over 217%
Twenty-six Ugandans on Tuesday sued French oil giant TotalEnergies in Paris for reparations over alleged human rights violations at its massive megaprojects in the country, as climate protesters targeted its UK headquarters.
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Enrique Padilla, 19, had arrived at the movie theater with his girlfriend and found another person and his wife in at least one of the seats he had reserved.
Jake Paul has the support of a veteran boxer in a potential super fight with Conor McGregor.
A prominent Chinese financial journalist who has compared the country's economic problems to the Great Depression has been banned from social media.
Russian President Vladimir Putin may have "dropped" the supposed deal his Belarusian counterpart brokered with Wagner Group's Yevgeny Prigozhin over the weekend as the two sides reignited tensions over comments they made Monday. Putin slammed the insurrection's "organizers" while Prigozhin said he doesn't regret the short-lived march to Moscow.
The viral video captured an alarming scene of Keith Murray, visibly intoxicated, wandering in a public setting.
The mother was holding the baby girl when the father fired a shot from the crossbow and struck them both. The mother sustained an injury and was taken to the hospital for treatment.
A controversial exiled Iranian opposition group is coming under increased pressure in Europe as it nervously eyes the intensification of European talks with Tehran in search of reviving a deal on the Islamic republic's nuclear drive.
The House has moved to put ChatGPT in fetters that it can loosen or tighten whenever it wants as lawmakers continue to grapple with how AI will be regulated. The new guardrails on generative AI use in Congress follows Sen. Chuck Schumer's call for faster work on regulating the fast-evolving technology.