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The IDF fatally shot 15 emergency workers in Gaza, including paramedics, civil defense staff and a U.N. employee.

US vice-president spends few minutes with pontiff whom he has publicly disagreed with over migration ...

Although solid-state drives have become the standard for personal computers, mechanical hard drives remain the backbone of data centers worldwide. When these drives are retired, they are ...

Graffiti was written on statues of suffragette Millicent Fawcett and South African statesman Jan Christian Smuts during the protest which followed the Supreme Court ruling on the definition of a woman.

The CEO of Back Market, which sells used and refurbished electronics, says sales tripled in a week amid impending tariffs on tech devices manufactured in China.

The Maryland senator told "Meet the Press" that the Trump administration needs to litigate the case in courtrooms rather than social media posts.

Amid a wave of anti-LGBTQ rhetoric, state bills and executive orders, queer people are learning new skills to protect themselves and feel less vulnerable.

The truce, announced on Saturday by Russia's Vladimir Putin, was meant to silence the weapons for Easter Sunday, but both sides have accused the other of launching hundreds of attacks.

U.S. Secret Service Director Sean Curran detailed the intricate nature of training to become an agent, telling "My View" host Lara Trump he is actively seeking the "best and brightest."

The media likes to advertise well-known metrics like unemployment and the 'lipstick index', but the truth is that no one really knows ...