VIDEO 13 hours ago The port strike is 'going to help the Chinese economy': Salvatore Stile Alba Wheels Up International president and founder Salvatore Stile discusses the imminent port strike by union workers that's set to impact various industries on 'America's Newsroom.'
China 4 days ago Republicans propose bill that would double tariffs on Chinese imports and end favored trade status A group of Republican senators is unveiling a new bill that would cease all permanent normal trade relations with China and double the tariffs on Chinese Communist Party (CCP) goods.
Beer 6 days ago Man goes on an epic 'beer tax protest journey' across the UK A man in the United Kingdom has embarked on a beer-chugging quest to support his country's pubs after the country raised taxes on food and beverages.
TECH September 21 Sneaky scammers drain bank account in sinister phone phishing scheme Fraud alerts from banks can be exploited by savvy thieves. Kurt the CyberGuy offers his advice on how to protect yourself against these scammers.
True Crime September 15 'Serpent' serial killer who murdered American tourist stuns detective with demeanor Charles Sobhraj, the French serial killer accused of murdering at least a dozen western tourists traveling through Asia in the 1970s, is now sharing his story.
Australia September 13 New online 'misinformation' bill slammed as 'biggest attack' on freedoms in Australia The Australian government tried to push new laws on disinformation last year, but critics blasted the effort and forced officials to reconsider their approach to the issue.
VIDEO September 10 Kamala Harris accuses Trump of 'selling us out' Vice President Kamala Harris comments on trade and tariffs at the ABC News Presidential Debate (Courtesy: ABC News).
CRIME September 5 Superyacht victims' cause of death was 'death by confinement,' autopsies show: report Four victims who died when the Bayesian superyacht sank off the coast of Sicily, passed away after being trapped alive inside the ship’s cabins and their oxygen ran out, according to local reports.
Iran September 3 Iran slammed for record surge in executions of regime opponents: 'true face is on display' The Iranian government has allegedly increased its use of executions as a means of intimidation to deter protests after authorities failed to prevent the Mahsa Amini protests from growing.
Russia August 31 Vladimir Putin to make first ICC member state visit since arrest warrant issued for alleged child abduction Only countries that signed the Rome Statute remain subject to the International Criminal Court's jurisdiction, limiting Putin's movements internationally.