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China Sends Philippines, Marcos Jr. Stern Warning: US Ties Will 'Seriously Harm' Country

China expressed concern that the Philippines and the U.S.' military deal could provide American troops access to several military bases close to Taiwan.

SVB Collapse: Will It Provoke A Crisis?

The California-based Silicon Valley bank was closed by US authorities on Friday

The 16th largest U.S. bank failed last week together with yet another crypto-linked institution.

Auto Layoffs: Ford Slashes Over 1,000 Jobs In Spain, Second Round Of European Cuts

The global auto industry took a hit Friday when U.S. automaker Ford announced it would be slashing 1,100 jobs at its Spanish plant in Valencia.

Two of four Americans kidnapped by gunmen in Mexico found dead

Kidnapped Americans: Mexican Cartel Apologizes, Turns In Suspects As Questions Grow

Questions behind the abduction of four Americans by the Mexican Gulf Cartel continue to grow after an apology letter was found along with a group of bound men.

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NBA Legend Shawn Kemp Arrested On Felony Drive-By Shooting Charge, Could Face 10 Years

Former NBA star Shawn Kemp was arrested and booked into a Washington jail Wednesday in connection with a drive-by shooting that took place in broad daylight.

A Philippines coast guard ship (R) sails past a Chinese coast guard ship near Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea in 2019

44 Chinese Ships Spotted Near Philippine Island, Children Expressed Concern: 'They're Scared'

The Philippines called the presence of more than 40 Chinese ships around its island in the South China Sea a "blatant violation" of its territorial integrity.

Russia and China are drawing closer together despite Beijing's lukewarm support for the war

China-Russia Ties A Security Threat To US; Beijing Still 'Our Unparalleled Challenge': DNI

Despite their relations threatening U.S. national security, intelligence officials said China feels uneasy about assisting Russia.

How Much Money Did Adidas Lose On Unsold 'Yeezy' Products? Sportwear Company Feels Pain From Split

Adidas' split with rapper Kanye West continues to cause financial struggles for the company, as it struggles to offload the leftover "Yeezy" merchandise.

Tesla electric vehicle chargers are seen during the winter in Hofn

Tesla Facing Investigation After Steering Wheels Detach From Two Model Y Cars

Tesla is facing its latest investigation from U.S. auto safety regulators over two claims of complete steering wheel detachment in its 2023 Model Y SUV.

Fox On Trial: Tucker Carlson Says He Hates Trump 'Passionately,' Eager To Move On

Legal filings show Fox News host Tucker Carlson vehemently disparaging former President Donald Trump in private text conversations following the 2020 election.

China Could Invade Taiwan 'Before 2025,' Overall 'Goal Is World Domination': Lt. Gen. Boykin

A former defense official warned that China could attack Taiwan before 2025 when the U.S. is distracted with its presidential election.

China under President Xi Jinping launched a programme in 2015 to make the country a leading power in football

China, Xi Jinping 'Deadly Serious' About Invading Taiwan: Rep. Gallagher

Wisconsin GOP Rep. Mike Gallagher urged the Biden administration and the U.S.' allies to provide more support to Taiwan to deter potential Chinese aggression.

Eyedrops Recall: Some Brands May Not Be Sterile, Says FDA

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued several recall notices for two brands of eyedrops that may not be sterile and could lead to serious injury.

Starbucks Chairman and CEO Howard Schultz delivers remarks at the Starbucks 2016 Investor Day in Manhattan, New York, U.S. December 7, 2016.

Starbucks CEO Shultz Submits To Pressure, Will Testify Before Senate Over Union Busting Concerns

Starbucks CEO Howard Shultz agreed to testify before a Senate committee led by Bernie Sanders regarding questions about the company's ongoing union battle.

Americans Kidnapped: Mexican Officials Confirm 2 Dead And 2 Found Alive, Victims Are Identified

Two of four kidnapped Americans were killed in Mexico say authorities, succumbing to gunshots fired at their vehicle during a cartel shootout.

GloRilla Concert Stampede Leaves Two Dead In New York

A crowd stampede broke out following a Rochester, N.Y., rap concert Sunday, leaving two dead and one critically injured.

Wine consumption in India has risen from negligible levels in 1995 but volumes still stood at just 20 million litres in 2021, according to the International Organisation of Vine and Wine

Former Mexican Beauty Queen, Accomplice Sentenced To 4.5 Years In Spain Prison For $1.7M Wine Heist

A former Mexican beauty queen and her accomplice were sentenced to four and four and a half years in prison for stealing $1.7 million worth of wine.

Tesla Recall 2023: Loose Bolts May Cause Injury In Nearly 3,500 Model Y Cars

Tesla is calling for 3,470 of its 2022-2023 Model Y cars to be inspected due to potentially loose bolts which could cause injury.

Missing Americans: FBI Says 4 US Citizens Kidnapped, Assaulted In Mexico

Four U.S. citizens were assaulted and kidnapped in Mexico said the FBI Sunday, adding that gunmen opened fire on their vehicle near the city of Matamoros.

Tesla faces increasing competition in the electric vehicle sector, with a growing number of Chinese makers as well as traditional auto firms such as General Motors and Volkswagen

Tesla Slashes Prices On Model S And Model X In Latest Salvo Of EV Wars

Tesla slashed prices on two of its most expensive U.S. models, as it continues the trend of discounting its vehicles to drive up demand.

5 Best Countries For Working Parents: US Is Not On The List, But Canada Is

The countries have favorable policies for working parents and spend heavily on the childcare system, according to a report.

Cranes and containers are seen at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, California February 6, 2015 in this aerial image.

US Concerned China-Made Cranes In American Ports Used To Spy On Military: Report

The growing concern about Chinese-made cranes came after two federal agencies revealed that the cranes might have an intelligence-gathering capability.

Chinese President Xi Jinping welcomes German Chancelor Olaf Scholz at the Grand Hall in Beijing on November 4, 2022

Germany Warns China Of 'Consequences' If It Sends Russia Weapons, But 'Optimistic' It Won't Happen

Despite China's assurance that it doesn't plan to send lethal aid to Russia, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said they would continue to monitor the situation.

FBI's Trump Informants Are Traitors, Marjorie Taylor Greene Says

Former RNC Chair Calls Marjorie Taylor Greene A 'Crazy Fool,' As Rep Goes After Trans Youth

Former RNC Chair Michael Steele called Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene a "crazy fool" on Thursday, saying the congresswoman needs to "just shut the hell up."

Amazon Pauses Construction Of Second HQ In Virginia As Brutal Cuts Take Hold

Amazon paused construction at its second headquarters in Virginia, the company said Friday, the latest in a row of cost-cutting efforts by the company.