Entrepreneur says Neuralink in the process of asking authorities to soon allow them to test the device linking brains to computers, but timeline is far from certain

Shooting suspected to be revenge for murder of Lakiya woman in family feud; police open investigation

Poet and journalist Clint Smith pens an insightful analysis on seeing Germany's commemoration of the Holocaust firsthand and how it impacts his conception of US penance for slavery

Days after EU warning on harmful content, French president says 'efforts have to be made' by platform; two also discussed 'future green industrial projects' at New Orleans meeting

Parent company says ice cream maker's 'insistence on taking sides in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict' is untenable, argues it has no authority to file lawsuit

Expressionist masterpiece sells for $21 million in Berlin; Hitler's regime targeted painter as a 'degenerate' and removed his work from museums

Spirit made from plums is traditionally associated with Passover by many Ashkenazi Jews

International Atomic Energy Agency warns 'this has consequences' and calls for inspections as watchdog remains at odds with Tehran

Tensions from the Balkans seep onto the field during group stage match as flare-ups erupt between players and fans taunt opposing team

After starting at Detroit's iconic Lou's in 1960 at the age of 15, the Motown restaurateur's eponymous brand now distributes over 150,000 pounds of meat a week nationwide

Doha, a key supporter of the Strip, urges terror group to maintain calm with Israel through the end of the tournament, report says

Opposition activists in Gulf state carry signs calling president a 'criminal,' warning him to stay away ahead of Sunday arrival

Upset marks 1st time in tournament history an African nation defeats the Brazilians, who had not lost in group stage for 24 years