Once a pioneer that helped the world lay the foundations of machine learning, Japan’s renewed push into artificial ...

IntroductionPublic debt has long been a central concern in both economic theory and policy practice, serving as a key indicator of a nation's fiscal health and its capacity to sustain growth. The debt ...

Earlier on Friday, Britain's longest-running consumer survey showed a pick-up in confidence in the days after Reeves announced 26 billion pounds ($34.8 billion) of tax increases but delayed the ...

A 2025 CAP survey of early career teachers sheds light on the experiences and factors that assisted or hindered their ...

Introduction of the New Employment Bill The Central Government has introduced a new rural employment bill in the Lok Sabha, ...

Transocean (RIG) has surged 42.9% recently, outperforming the S&P 500, yet I maintain a 'hold' rating due to lingering risks.

Ever since the Supreme Court ruling on Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission shattered campaign finance law 15 years ago, Americans have lived unhappily with the belief that only two things ...

College students are willing to pay more than an additional $2,000 in tuition to attend a college where fewer students hold political beliefs that oppose their own, according to a new working paper ...

Americans largely agree political violence is never justified, but a new poll shows liberals are more likely than conservatives to say violence can be warranted in order to achieve political goals. In ...

Re “Kirk Was Practicing Politics the Right Way,” by Ezra Klein (column, Sept. 13): Mr. Klein is wrong in his claims that Charlie Kirk practiced politics “in exactly the right way” and that he and Mr.

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. The U.S. is in a new era of political violence — one that feels starker than any since the fraught days of 1968, ...