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The Amazon Labor Union has been divided over strategy and governance issues after winning a representation vote at a Staten Island warehouse in 2022.

Tesla says self-driving taxis will power its growth, but the company hasn’t said when such a service would be ready or how much it would increase profits.

A new planned community is built on the urban design philosophy known as ‘gender mainstreaming.’ Not everyone is convinced.

In 1974, a radioactive cloud from a French nuclear test drifted over Teahupo’o, Tahiti, now the surfing venue for the Paris Games. Villagers still feel the effects.

The Senate overwhelmingly passed the Kids Online Safety Act on Tuesday, but the legislation faces an uphill battle in the House because of censorship concerns.

From olives encased in Jell-O cubes to giant ravioli, iconoclastic takes on Italian classics are shaping the menus at a new wave of restaurants.

Richard Gadd, the show’s creator, said in a court filing that Fiona Harvey, who is suing Netflix for defamation, harassed him in real life but that the show is a dramatic retelling.

The parent company of Facebook and Instagram faced allegations that it had collected facial identification information on millions of users in violation of a state law.

Most of the world’s oldest leaders — in their 80s and even one in his 90s — are in Africa, which happens to have the youngest population of any continent.

Wildfires, driven by climate change, have become more intense and frequent, but scientists are still trying to understand larger patterns.

Hundreds of Vietnamese civilians died at the hands of American soldiers, but Lieutenant Calley was the only one found guilty.

The platform first known for viral videos now attracts more viewers on TVs than Netflix, Disney+ or Amazon Prime Video.

Much of what consumers buy is marked “sustainable,” “humane” or “green.” In the sugar cane fields of India, that papered over the worst abuses.

Rescue workers struggled to reach isolated villages in the state of Kerala, where torrential rains have washed away terrain. The death toll was expected to rise.

Understanding why they’re so easy to overeat might be key to making them less harmful, some researchers say.

Summer heat will once again engulf much of the country, bringing above-average temperatures, setting daily records and increasing wildfire risk.

The latest allegations against Timothy Pearson, a confidant of Mayor Eric Adams, were made by a high-ranking official in the New York Police Department.

A movement started by Hugo Chávez, promising power to the people, became an authoritarian regime, one that opponents say just stole an election.

The vice president is narrowing her choices. How do the top contenders match up on political skills that matter most?