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China is not done with curbing the influence local internet services have assumed in the world’s largest populous market. Following a widening series of regulatory crackdowns in recent months, the nation on Friday issued draft guidelines on regulating the algorithms

Western countries continue to airlift their nationals ahead of August 31 deadline; 13 US troops killed in bombings claimed by local Islamic State offshoot

Pelosi reminds lawmakers not to travel to Afghanistan  CNN ‘A Total F*cking Disaster’: Inside Seth Moulton’s Secret Trip to Kabul  New York Magazine Biden, Moulton, and the mess we’re making in Afghanistan  The Boston Globe Pelosi’s first tweets after Kabul bombings about Women’s

It began much like its bigger counterpart: fireworks, music and a parade of athletes waving to an empty National Stadium in Tokyo. But only two days after the opening ceremony for the Tokyo Summer Paralympic Games, organizers confirmed the first

Justices say that while community did face antisemitism from the French regime during WWII, it does not meet the conditions set out in Israel’s Nazi persecution law

The prime minister rode a wave of successes before heading to Washington for his big meeting, but the embattled US president has far more pressing matters on his mind

Tropical Storm Ida is pushing through the Caribbean Sea and is forecast to hit Louisiana’s coastline by Sunday or early next week as a Category 2 hurricane. (Image credit: The National Hurricane Center)

The UK’s evacuation mission at Kabul’s airport has “a matter of hours” left and no more people will be called forward, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has said.

Inmates and lawyers have complained over abysmal hygienic conditions at Manhattan’s Metropolitan Correctional Center, which will shut down at least temporarily to ‘start anew’

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court’s conservative majority is allowing evictions to resume across the United States, blocking the Biden administration from enforcing a temporary ban that was put in place because of the coronavirus pandemic. The court’s action late Thursday