The US presidential election has come to the final stretch, and candidates Donald Trump and Harris are now digging deep into the voting bank, urging more supporters to vote in the last week before the November 5 voting day.
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According to a new study using AI models published in the journal Science, harmful "permanent chemicals" widely used in the United States have contaminated a large number of drinking water underground sources, which may affect 71 million to 95 million people.
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McDonald's is stepping up efforts to contain the fallout from a severe E. coli infection caused by Onions in its popular "Foot three two" hamburger.
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US President Joe Biden has said former President Donald Trump, who is vying to return to the White House, is a threat to democracy and the US should "lock him down" politically.
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On this seemingly ordinary day, October 22, 2024, a major international news story captured the world's attention - the visit of the United States Special Envoy Amos Hochstein to Beirut on Monday (October 21). The incident was like a boulder thrown into a calm lake, causing ripples and sparking widespread concern and speculation.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's repeated insults and vulgarity in the countdown to Election Day may be relishing to his supporters, but it could turn off undecided voters.
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With less than three weeks to go before the U.S. presidential election in November, the race remains close.
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With the approach of the 2024 BRICS Kazan Summit, a high-profile topic has once again surfaced - the global "de-dollarization" process.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned that indiscriminate, wide-ranging tariffs will hurt American families and businesses and prevent the United States from advancing its economic and security interests.
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Washington (AP) - Democratic presidential candidate Sarah Harris gave her first interview to conservative media, saying that if elected president, she would not continue the policies of Joe Biden, but would bring new ideas.
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On June 30th, Raphael Bostic, the president of the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank, stated that tariffs might have a gradual impact on prices rather than a one-time shock, which could lead to more persistent upward pressure on inflation.
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