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Stocks on Wall Street have suffered their largest daily decline since the start of the war with Iran.

As soaring oil prices rattle the globe, Trump has vowed to reopen the shipping route ‘one way or another’. But experts warn it will be hard to fully restore traffic in the strait. Here’s why.

A jury held Meta and YouTube liable for claims their platforms are addictive and have harmed young users. Here’s everything you need to know.

Donald Trump can’t stop talking about how much his administration is negotiating with Iran about ending the war. Iran can’t stop denying those talks are taking place.

College students have intense anxiety about starting a career. This time they have reason to worry —this is the worst spring for young degree holders since the depths of the pandemic.

Senator Chris Murphy told NBC over the weekend, ‘We’ve never seen this level of incompetence in war-making in this country’s history.’ Really? Let’s take a tour of some of the recent history.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The US has sent Iran a 15-point plan to end the war in the Middle East.

Over the past two years, Australia has been allowing psychiatrists to treat PTSD with MDMA and the early results have been striking.

‘The class is an amazing place because they don’t make you feel different. They demand the same from us.’

In a few short years, the artificial intelligence industry has transformed places such as central Ohio, where farmland is giving way to data centres and computer chip factories.

There was a time — in the days when the internet was still a force for fun — when Chuck Norris jokes roamed our screens. Here’s how it all began.

The accelerating crisis offers a first glimpse of what happens when oil supplies are suddenly choked off by an unexpected crisis with no clear end in sight. 

A summit in Brussels on Thursday put on full display just how profoundly Europe’s plans have again been derailed by President Donald Trump. 

Silicon Valley made risky bets in recent years on developing defence-related technology and providing services to the US military establishment. Now those bets are paying off.

No parent wants to learn their child has been pressured into sending a sexual image, but a new survey suggests many teens are doing exactly that, and often with someone they are dating.