Fruit of the Loom, Hanes investigated over potential toxic chemicals in children's underwear

Amazon makes fresh job cuts, mainly in retail division

Kashmiri Filmmaker Arfat Sheikh Detained By ICE In US; Family, Friends Campaign For His Release

Sheikh, who entered the US legally on a student visa in 2019 to pursue graduate studies in film at Georgia State University, was detained by ICE on September 24.

Florida mailman busted for DUI while on the job was allegedly almost 3x over the limit, police say

While the U.S. Postal Service worker was participating in a sobriety test, he allegedly pulled a toothbrush out of his pocket and began brushing his teeth, police say

In drought-stricken Sri Lanka, farmers watch wells empty and wildlife crowd shrinking water holes

Sri Lanka is facing severe drought, leaving reservoirs dry and farming communities struggling

flydubai Captain Smit Machchhar recovering well after cockpit attack, says MEA

flydubai Captain Smit Machchhar recovering well after cockpit attack, says MEA

Christa Pike's health status: Woman who survived execution attempt ‘has pneumonia and no function in her arms’

Christa Pike's lawyer Randy Spivey described several medical issues, including a blood clot in one arm, pneumonia, the inability to swallow and no function in her arms.

Rubio in Greece urges West to revive roots while backing nationalism

Rubio in Greece urges West to revive roots while backing nationalism

Beyond the summit: how US-China relations could still unravel

This year’s Chinese National Day reception in Washington felt noticeably jollier than those I have attended in recent years. The mood was more relaxed and Chinese Ambassador Xie Feng’s opening speech was upbeat. He even joked about the panda ambassadors at his own expense. The cheerful tone followed President Xi Jinping’s short but successful state visit to the US, during which his counterpart, President Donald Trump, gave him an unprecedented high-level reception that would have flattered even...

India plans subject-expert inspectors for homoeopathic medicine manufacturing units

Inspectors of homoeopathic medicines must hold the appropriate qualifications, an industry body said, adding that domain expertise enables better guidance for manufacturers and pharmacists.

Asia shares subdued, bonds swamped by AI debt wave

While the world is watching reports of plague in Russia, deadly Ebola is breaking borders

Kenya’s first Ebola death – a man who travelled undetected through three countries – has raised questions about how to trace the virus across borders.

Japan beer giants raided over alleged price-fixing cartel

Asahi, Sapporo, Kirin and Suntory confirmed to the BBC that their premises had been searched by the Japanese competition authority.