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The attorneys general of 29 states are seeking not only massive financial penalties, but also court orders that could force Meta to change h

Microsoft once regarded the idea of quitting China as unthinkable. But in the past five years, at least 15 branch offices and joint ventures

U.S. President Donald Trump called the development "very positive," but the North Korean side has yet to publicly acknowledge any contact.

Earlier research did not take into account that older people sweat less and tend to have weaker hearts.

As mass-produced objects fill our homes, a growing appetite for individuality is changing how we shop for design.

The truce was meant to give Washington and Tehran a 60-day window to reach a more lasting peace.

As human-caused climate change makes Japan's summers ever hotter, one of the country's most cherished summer traditions is under threat.

The move affects flights by the two major Japanese airlines on the route between Haneda Airport in Tokyo and Okayama Airport in western Japa

The Netherlands, which designed its dikes, dams and vast waterworks to battle floods, faces a dilemma: how to retain water while protecting

Drug cartels have turned the small ports of Ecuador's Manabi province into a cocaine-trafficking hub, extorting local fishers who are prized

The popular mascot of Kumamoto Prefecture saw both students and evacuees using the school as temporary shelter.