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The 'work style reform' campaign comes as a recent government study found that at least 54 people suffer 'death from overwork' annually.

Jeff Walz hasn't spoken to the Democratic vice presidential nominee for eight years, according to his posts on Facebook

The Israeli prime minister vowed vengeance on Hamas after the bodies of six hostages were recovered from a tunnel in Gaza.

The move marked the seventh time the billionaire's Berkshire Hathaway holding company has cut its stake in the lender since July

The film industry — including the tours, iconic Hollywood sign and Hollywood Walk of Fame — generates more than $100 billion in tourism annually

Artisan Partners Asset Management told Japan's Seven & i Holdings that a negotiated buyout deal was the 'best tactic to preserve positive stakeholder outcomes'

More than 75% were 65 or older and almost 4,000 bodies weren't found for more more than a month, with 130 going undiscovered for more than a year.

The Travel Agency dispensary features a gleaming white minimalist interior and offers products including pre-rolled, New York state-grown joints.

The e-commerce giant's checkout feature displayed error messages with photos of dogs as the holiday weekend event began

Officials in Timor-Leste, formerly East Timor, have told about 90 residents of Tasitolu that they have to make way as the country prepares to host the pontiff.

Ivan Rossomakhin was recruited from prison in 2022, committed another killing while on leave in Russia and was sent back to the frontline.

The owners of 'Once Upon a Time in Shaolin,' who paid $4.75 million for it, allege he distributed duplicates to his social media followers.

Trump said he was keeping the 'same price' but offered incentives for big spenders that include a 'gala dinner at my beautiful country club.'

The latest S&P Corelogic Case-Shiller Index showed a 5.4% annual increase, marking a "decelerating trend" from May, when the gain was 5.9%.

Volodymyr Kadaria, 38, allegedly took part in a scheme to distribute a notorious program known as the Angler Exploit Kit through fraudulent online ads.

The banking mogul trails two-term Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin in virtually every survey of voters in the crucial swing state.

Qaid Farhan Alkadi, 52, was in stable condition and being taken to a hospital to be checked out, the Israel Defense Forces said.

The firebrand Georgia Republican spouted off after she saw a police body camera recording of a surfer being arrested in Belmar.

The milestone marked the second record set by the Pixar Animation Studios sequel, which last month surpassed Pixar's "Frozen II" as the highest-grossing animated feature.

An image released by state media showed a white drone with X-shaped wings and tails plunging toward a target resembling a South Korean tank.

Bloomin' Brands has seen a 35% slide in its stock price this year

The computer giant joined other Big Tech firms, including Amazon and Tesla, in cutting Chinese payrolls as tensions with the U.S. rise.

The Aug. 1 blaze in Incheon started in a Mercedes-Benz electric vehicle and injured 23 people, took eight hours to extinguish and damaged or destroyed 140 cars.

Former military bases, postal facilities and federal office buildings are among the sites listed in the new Canada Public Land Bank database.

Issa Al H. said he 'shares the ideology' of the terror organization Islamic State and wanted'to 'kill the largest possible number' of those he considers unbelievers, authorities said

Both sides said they aimed only at military targets, with an Israeli navy officer, two Hezbollah fighters and an allied militant killed in the bombardments

Fellow actor Bradley Whitford and screenwriter Randi Mayem Singer are among those who blasted the 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' costar on social media after she thanked Kennedy's former campaign workers

'We have made significant dents in this network that conducted the Abbey Gate attack,' said Christopher Maier, assistant secretary of defense for special operations and low-intensity combat.

'Post-Convention bounces are a phenomenon that happens after most party conventions,' Tony Fabrizio and Travis Tunis wrote in a memo released by Trump's campaign.