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Harvard University economist Larry Summers will pause his teaching duties and administrative roles as the institution examines his connections to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. A spokesperson confirmed the move on Wednesday,

Beijing has halted all seafood imports from Japan, reinstating a previous ban amid escalating diplomatic friction over Taiwan. The decision follows recent statements from Japanese leadership regarding potential military involvement in cross-strait

The upcoming Ashes series will see an Australian squad, long defined by its veteran core, suddenly confronting the reality of transition. This shift has been accelerated not by long-term planning, but by

The Trump administration is reportedly considering a delay in imposing long-promised tariffs on imported semiconductors, a move that would mark a significant shift in a key economic policy. Officials are proceeding cautiously

Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc has revealed that national team players are frustrated with the decision to relocate the opening Ashes Test from Brisbane’s Gabba to Perth Stadium. The Gabba, traditionally hosting

The head of the Catholic Church has again spoken out forcefully against the approach to immigration enforcement in the United States, characterizing the treatment of foreign nationals as profoundly demeaning. The pontiff

A Russian intelligence-gathering vessel has been operating near British territorial waters while engaging in provocative actions against military aircraft, according to defense officials. The Yantar, a specialized surveillance ship, has been tracked

New federal court records show that over 97% of individuals detained in a recent immigration operation in Chicago had no criminal convictions, directly challenging official claims that such sweeps target dangerous offenders.

In a landmark move, US lawmakers have overwhelmingly approved legislation compelling the release of all unclassified materials related to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. The House of Representatives passed the Epstein Files

A major labor confrontation is escalating at Starbucks, with unionized employees threatening to expand what could become the most significant work stoppage in the coffee giant’s history. The dispute centers on failed