"I cannot deliver the mandate on which I was elected by the Conservative Party," Truss said in her resignation.
The FBI, Federal Trade Commission, and President Biden have all said to look out for phishing attempts as people apply for the debt forgiveness program.
The UK's latest outgoing Prime Minister gets by on a technicality as "Power of the Doctor" will air before she is officially replaced. But that's no fun, is it?
Did you mean the crisis in July with Boris Johnson or the disastrous one-month tenure of Liz Truss?
The administration is wrapping up the largest-ever release from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve in the stockpile's 50-year history.
A court fined the company 4 million roubles for allegedly prohibited content as part of a larger trend of fines levied against U.S.-based tech firms.
The Shahed-136 drones are made in Iran, which is reportedly supplying Russia in its ongoing assault of Ukraine.
While Ron Watkins may or may not be Q, his abysmal Arizona campaign has breathed its last breath.
The U.S. government purchased an anti-radiation drug, while radiation emergency information posters line PATH trains in New Jersey and New York.
The billionaire Tesla CEO has business in China that relies on appeasing the Chinese Communist Party.
Protests in Iran continue following the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini at the hands of so-called morality police.
3,250 households will receive $500 in no-questions-asked monthly cash payments for two years.
The chilling comments come weeks after Russian president Vladimir Putin said he wasn't bluffing about threats to deploy nuclear weapons in Ukraine.
Strategists say Facebook political ads bring in just a fraction of the returns they used to, but alternative options are slim.
For the first time, the U.S. has included cobalt on a list of products made by forced or child labor.
The failed missile test doesn't inspire confidence when the entire world is already concerned about nuclear war.
The White House's non-binding recommendations rely on developers' “proactive and continuous measures” to address algorithmic discrimination.
Though, the Kremlin thought the Tesla CEO made some good points.
Two dozen civil rights groups urged Congress to pass transparency rules around military purchases of private data.
Climate disasters aren't political, and the conversation around them needs to change.
