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In the wake of the 'People Power' revolt, President Marcos Jr. faces pressure to address the entrenched political dynasties that have long plagued the Philippines.

Investigations into Cuba's border security reveal a history of confrontations between authorities and vessels involved in human smuggling operations. This article delves into the complexities of these maritime interdictions.

Lawyers for US cancer sufferers argue Bayer's proposed $7.25B Roundup settlement is unfair, seeking to intervene in the deal's approval process.

Nvidia's AI-powered chips see surging demand, as the company expands its AI product lineup amidst industry skepticism.

New York Attorney General alleges Valve's loot box systems in popular games like Counter-Strike 2 and Dota 2 are illegal gambling, seeks to stop the practice.

As Trump pushes for greater election control, critics raise concerns he may 'subvert' the 2022 midterm elections through false claims and authoritarian tactics.

A pioneering all-Black little league team from the 1960s, barred from the World Series due to segregation, is finally recognized for their historic achievement.

The Supreme Court hears a case that pits property rights against the government's authority to seize homes for unpaid taxes and sell them at auction.

Nvidia posts another blockbuster quarter, driven by surging demand for its chips in the crypto and AI markets. CEO Jensen Huang discusses the company's record capital expenditures.

As the US Supreme Court blocks a key trade policy, Asian businesses brace for more uncertainty and disruption from the Trump administration's tariff battles.