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PHILADELPHIA — The Saturday Evening Post will stop publishing a print edition next year, ending a 205-year run for one of the United States’ best-known magazines while continuing to publish new material online.
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has sided with OpenAI in its copyright battle with The New York Times and other publishers, arguing that training artificial-intelligence models on copyrighted material can qualify…
NEW DELHI — Japan Credit Rating Agency has upgraded India’s sovereign credit rating by one notch to A- from BBB+, citing sustained economic growth, stronger financial-sector fundamentals and improvements in the quality…
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Venezuela is not yet ready to hold elections following the US military operation that removed Nicolás Maduro from power, declining to set a timetable for a return to the polls.
NEW YORK — Global equities regained ground on Wednesday after three sessions of losses, while the Japanese yen strengthened sharply and US Treasury yields eased as investors assessed the latest escalation in the…
WASHINGTON — A federal judge in Maryland has temporarily blocked the Trump administration from enforcing a new executive order that would narrow access to US birthright citizenship, ruling that the policy is likely…
CHAPEL HILL, North Carolina — G20 countries have agreed to a set of non-binding principles calling for a lighter approach to regulating artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies, giving the Trump…
WASHINGTON — An American journalist who worked for Chinese state media has been sentenced to two years in federal prison for secretly acting as an agent for the Chinese government in the United States.
Trump says renewed Iran strikes will not last long as Hormuz tensions rise
NEW YORK — Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, are asking a US judge to dismiss the drug-trafficking charges against them, arguing that Maduro was protected by head-of-state immunity when the case was brought.