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The FCC commissioner demanded that Apple and Google take TikTok out of their respective app shops earlier this week. However, the parent company of TikTok, ByteDance, has now spoken on

French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin has apologized to “Everyone who suffered from bad management” at the Champions League final in Paris. Darmanin’s remarks, according to Liverpool West Derby MP Ian

Serena Williams hasn’t lost her ability to entertain even after taking a year off from tennis. Tuesday’s three-hour, 11-minute match at Wimbledon, which marked her return to grand slam competition,

Given the difficulty in accessing abortions for millions of US women, major corporations like Disney, JP Morgan, and Facebook owner Meta have said they will pay for employee travel fees.

Hundreds of British Airways employees at Heathrow Airport decided to strike in protest of their salaries. Most of the check-in staff, who are Unite and GMB union members, supported industrial

The 22 million-person crisis-hit nation of Sri Lanka is down to barely 15,000 tons of gasoline and diesel to keep vital services running in the coming days, according to a

Bayer AG, a German chemical maker, has lost its weedkiller appeal at the US Supreme Court. The loss at the US apex court is the latest setback for the chemical

As part of a salary dispute, unions have called on EasyJet cabin employees based in Spain to strike for nine days in July. The strike will exacerbate passenger problems as

The European Union filed new legal action against the United Kingdom on Wednesday for failing to implement elements of the post-Brexit agreement it reached with the EU.  Earlier this week,