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4 killed, 9 wounded in shooting at Georgia high school; Charles Barkley pledges $1 million to New Orleans prep school

The 14-year-old student who killed four of his schoolmates in US's Georgia was questioned last year by police about online threats, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said.

Anne Hathaway, my queen, please accept my apology!!!!

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Bradley Grimm will serve at least nine months behind bars for dishonestly transferring his vulnerable client’s retirement money into the bank accounts of private companies he owned.

I won't lie — a lot of these products are also top-rated bestsellers that you definitely won't regret.

If you're finding Thursday's puzzle a little tricky, Newsweek has hints to help you solve the brainteaser.

"Connections" quickly became an online sensation after it was launched by The New York Times in June 2023.

Photographer: Menashe Davidson Summary Author: Menashe Davidson Interesting photography harnesses the power of light in an intelligent manner, weaving an intricate dance between subject and illumination. When capturing the essence of plants and flowers, the photographer's mastery lies in preserving...

A new report assessed housing markets’ vulnerability to downturns based on factors like home affordability, foreclosure rates and unemployment.

We talked to Bill Gates about his new five-episode Netflix series, which launches on September 18.

Jeep’s parent, Stellantis, paused production of two of its top-selling U.S. models, the Jeep Wrangler and Grand Cherokee, people familiar with the matter said.

Companies are unknowingly hiring North Koreans for hundreds of low-level jobs, giving isolated Pyongyang access to cash and intellectual property.

Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.

Finance chief says drastic cost-cutting measures necessary amid weak demand in Europe

US expansion could play an important role in bringing China and Russia back to the negotiating table

‘Masterpieces from the Borghese Gallery’ unites a Roman cardinal’s Renaissance collection with French patrons’ rococo taste

With globalisation on the retreat, the FT investigates the causes and consequences of this new era of greater state intervention in the economy

America’s lagging technology and protectionist trade policy hamper its global leadership

Changes to disclosure rules on share buybacks would make a big difference to returns

Investors and foreign governments alarmed as president uses near-supermajority to cement ruling party’s power

The co-founder of communications group The Independents on its latest acquisitions and feeding the fashion entertainment machine

Companies can expect higher borrowing costs as investors demand larger premium

The FSC is concerned about a potential brain drain from the stockpicking industry caused by demand for passive ETFs

The corporation has changed significantly over the past century — so has the consumer