By Krishna N. Das and Edward McAllister NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Gambia will make it mandatory for all pharmaceutical products from

MADRID (Reuters) -Spain's acting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez looked assured of another term in office on Friday after securing the

By Clark Mindock A group of 22 states and U.S. territories on Wednesday moved to block a proposed

TikTok is going crazy over a viral computer mouse trick that allows you to appear busy at work even when you aren'

BRUSSELS European Union countries on Monday adopted a framework to impose sanctions on members of a junta that

Aspartame, a popular artificial sweetener found in Diet Coke, chewing gum, yoghurt and other food products, is a

The West Virginia State Police is being accused of fostering a "culture of misconduct toward women" in its ranks, including the placement of a hidden video camera inside a women's locker and shower room, according to a civil lawsuit filed Thursday.

From generous pay and benefits to stronger job security, the United Auto Workers union won significant concessions in tentative settlements that have ended their strikes against Detroit’s automakers

By Ellen Zhang and Joe Cash BEIJING (Reuters) -China's factory output and retail sales grew at a faster pace in

The owner of Facebook and Instagram says it'll put labels on political ads created using artificial intelligence

The chief of the mercenary group made the claim but Ukraine says it still controls parts of the city.

By Andy Sullivan WASHINGTON Americans broadly back striking workers in the auto industry and Hollywood, according to a