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Japanese author Ryu Murakami, known for 'Almost Transparent Blue,' dies at 74
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Ryu Murakami, a Japanese author known for his Akutagawa Prize winning debut novel "Almost Transparent Blue," has died, a publishing i
‘Fake’ pollsters exposed before US elections
WASHINGTON — A polling firm whose data was tracked by political campaigns and mainstream media has admitted that its polls were fabricated, in the second such scandal to stir controversy ahead of the midterm elections.
Israel-linked navigation app hits back at Malaysian claims
KUALA LUMPUR - The navigation app Waze has rejected Malaysia’s allegations that it could exploit users’ personal data, after the country banned civil servants from using the app over its Israeli links.
Mexican official faces treason charge over secret CIA raid that left two US spies dead
The clandestine raid on a drug laboratory in the northern state of Chihuahua in April
Carney defends doing business with countries that don’t share Canada’s values
Prime Minister Mark Carney defended his government’s pursuit of trade with countries accused of human rights abuses, arguing few nations meet Canada’s standards. Wrapping up a visit to Turkey, Carney insisted engagement does not equal approval, but declined to say whether he personally challenged President Erdogan over his government’s crackdown.
Four tricks to help your body adjust after the clocks go back this autumn
While these strategies won’t offer a guaranteed overnight reset, they will help you get back on track
11 best anti-snore pillows for back, front and side sleepers
In a bid to reduce my snoring, I spent months searching for the perfect pillow
Ukrainian held in Germany on suspicion of spying for Russia as Merz warns of more cases
A German court has ordered a Ukrainian citizen held on suspicion of spying for Russia