News - Page 4335

A bipartisan group of congressional critics of Big Tech is asking the Department of Justice to investigate whether Apple breached antitrust laws by blocking an app that allows Android users access to iMessage.

After a rather tumultuous year in 2023, brewing company Anheuser-Busch may face more trouble in the new year from its own workers.

Sen. Tim Scott's (R-SC) dropped out of the 2024 GOP presidential contest last month, but his presence on the trail hasn't disappeared.

Immigrants illegally entering the United States can look forward to the opening of a new shelter in El Paso, Texas.

The White House is marking the end of 2023 by underscoring President Joe Biden's record before next year's election, portraying the economy as one of Biden's success stories.

Law enforcement officials have determined that the driver of a vehicle that collided with part of President Joe Biden's motorcade Sunday night was impaired and have leveled charges.

The Israeli military said Sunday it has discovered a large tunnel shaft in Gaza close to what was once a busy crossing into Israel, raising new questions about how Israeli surveillance missed such conspicuous preparations by Hamas for the militants' deadly Oct. 7 assault.

U.S. Steel, a major corporation with a storied history, has been purchased by Japan’s largest steelmaker as part of a multibillion-dollar acquisition.

The late Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor will lie in repose at the court in Washington on Monday, preceding her scheduled funeral on Tuesday.

Elon Musk's X, formerly known as Twitter, is being investigated by the European Union over allegations that it breached Europe's highly restrictive laws on online speech while addressing misinformation related to the Israel-Hamas conflict.