Former President Donald Trump has reacted to Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's demand for $20 billion a year from the Biden administration in exchange for help to halt the surge of illegal migrants.
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FedEx Ends 20-Year Partnership with USPS After Losing Nearly $2 Billion; UPS Gains Ground
UPS replaced FedEx as USPS's primary air cargo provider after FedEx terminated their 20-year partnership due to losing nearly $2 billion.
Japan Power Producer to Substitute Coal with Ammonia in Reducing Carbon Emissions
Jera Co., Japan's top power producer, launches a pioneering project to cut coal emissions by integrating ammonia into electricity generation at the Hekinan Thermal Power Station in Aichi prefecture. The project aims to replace 20% of coal heating value with ammonia.
South Korea President Calls on Doctors to Resolve Dispute Over Medical School Expansion: ‘We Can Discuss It'
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol said his administration is willing to negotiate with physicians who oppose his proposal to increase medical school enrollment.
April's Fools 2024: Why Prankvertising is Powerful—But, It Didn't Work With Tesla, Google, Volkswagen
This April's Fools Day 2024, many companies are expected to rely on the power of prankvertising. But, should they really do so?
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Customers affected by the AT&T data breach are urged to change their passcodes. Here's how. The newest AT&T breach affects over 73 million subscribers.
Denis Kurlyand and Juliya Fulman, the rightful owners of the New York apartment under dispute, are in a legal battle as squatters claim rights to the property they allegedly broke into without a lease.
Economists warned that Russia's economic strength could likely wane this year, with Russian President Vladimir Putin likely to lose support if Western sanctions make life more difficult for Russians.
The Federal Reserve is facing pressure to implement more aggressive rate cuts amid a weakening jobs market.
Samsung plans to integrate generative artificial intelligence (AI) technology into its voice assistant Bixby.
Last month, the White House Correspondents' Association warned its members via email to refrain from pilfering items from the press section of Air Force One as souvenirs.
The burglar stole the store's inventory, including new skin collection samples, and key equipment, including iPads needed for business operations.
China remains behind the United States in developing its own version of OpenAI but vows to be on top through a strong base of AI researchers worldwide.
Under the Trump administration, former US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin expressed interest in buying TikTok and removing its algorithm within six months.
