With the independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party still in power in Taiwan and intensifying US arms purchases, how ...

The AR-15 is one of the few rifles that have influenced American shooting culture so much. Hailed as an accurate, versatile, ...

Military capability of Western alliance remains 'formidable' despite questions around US commitment to untested 'mutual assistance' agreement ...

Weber High School students at the WeberBiz Invitational High School Case Competition on Wednesday, which drew a record 160 students from 13 high schools across the state, to compete for scholarships ...

Delhi's air quality, which has remained in the "severe" category since Diwali, has left citizens gasping. A thick blanket of smog and toxic air hanging over Delhi has triggered a sharp rise in ...

TOKYO :Japan's Mizuho Financial Group on Friday posted a 44 per cent rise in second-quarter net profit. Profit for July-September reached 399 billion yen ($2.65 billion) compared to 277 billion yen ...

One dose of Pfizer's Covid jab triggers fewer heart issues in children than if they were to be infected with the virus, scientists suggested today. Experts have long sounded the alarm over myocarditis ...

TOKYO :Japan's wholesale prices rose more than expected in October as the cost of rice and other food remained stubbornly high, data showed on Thursday, keeping pressure on the central bank to resume ...

An independent review into the rising number of young people not working or studying is being launched by the government. Former Labour Health Secretary Alan Milburn will lead the inquiry into "Neets" ...

Celebrity engineer Slater Young is once again facing public backlash over his hillside development, The Rise at Monterrazas, after the recent deadly flooding in Cebu caused by Typhoon Tino. As of ...

Update: November 11, 5:09 p.m. ET: NOAA has issued a G4 warning for a severe geomagnetic storm for November 12. This CME, associated with the X.51 solar flare, is the most energetic and fastest of the ...

Ofsted's new 'traffic light' rating system for schools across England came into force this week - but does it mark meaningful change or, as one expert argues, "high level tinkering"? Listen to Branwen ...