With the US and Iran trading attacks and skirmishing over who controls the Strait of Hormuz, their 60-day ceasefire lies in tatters. Both would be wiser to refrain from further escalation and remember why they need that final agreement.

It would be political folly for the Democratic Party to fully embrace calls to “abolish ICE,” at least without adopting a substitute blueprint for strong immigration enforcement.

For employers seeking to assess potential hires, artificial intelligence has been more curse than blessing. Mediocre applicants increasingly rely on it to burnish their resumes, coach them through high-stakes job interviews, and generate false references, leaving many hiring authorities skeptical th

It’s easy to dismiss comparisons between finance today and the build up to the 2008 meltdown as exaggerated or overwrought. But right now, it’s hard to ignore evidence that we’ve entered a fresh golden age of financial engineering — and it should be impossible to forget that the products of this alc

Kazakhstan is being forced to stop piping crude to its main export terminal on Russia’s Black Sea coast as a spate of attacks on tankers jeopardizes the landlocked Central Asian country’s exports.

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Iranian forces target Bahrain and Kuwait after US hits Iran's south Reuters

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