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Former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife have asked a Manhattan federal court to drop drug charges, citing foreign leader immunity.

New York City has announced a strict ban on artificial intelligence tools for students until high school, with limited pilot programs planned for older learners.

Discover the daily challenges faced by fibromyalgia patients and why advocates are pushing for greater public awareness and medical understanding.

Veteran quarterback Kirk Cousins has officially won the starting job for the Las Vegas Raiders, beating out top rookie draft pick Fernando Mendoza.

Discover why a lack of currency hedging among global holders of U.S. assets could trigger a major dollar sell-off and impact financial markets.

Global entrepreneurs and investors are paying thousands for exclusive tours of Chinese factories to catch a glimpse of the next tech revolution.

Global asset manager Natixis has increased its allocation in Japanese equities, anticipating continued growth just ahead of a major bond yield milestone.

Emperor Emeritus Akihito has requested a downsized funeral to minimize disruption to the public, balancing imperial tradition with personal humility.

The U.S. Justice Department has backed OpenAI in its copyright lawsuit with The New York Times, arguing AI training benefits outweigh competitive harms.

Bain Capital and Lone Star Funds are preparing second-round bids to take Japanese logistics specialist Nikkon Holdings private.