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More than 90 percent of the world’s 2,000 most influential companies, including Amazon, BMW, Nestle, Rio Tinto, Pfizer, Shein, and Standard Chartered, are failing to meet societal expectations towards human...

The Government Accountability Office has sent the Air Force back to the drawing board as the branch struggles to award a $12 billion contract for systems integration support of next-generation nuclear...

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is on a surprise visit to Ukraine Tuesday, his first since Russia’s full-scale invasion began, his spokesperson confirmed. Orbán, considered Russia’s top EU ally after...

is set to be sworn in as prime minister on Tuesday at the head of a coalition government promising to implement the “strictest ever” asylum and immigration policy. The 67-year-old...

(Bloomberg) — Hurricane Beryl, described by forecasters as “extremely dangerous,” is set to cause massive damage across the Caribbean’s Windward Islands on Monday. Beryl’s winds roared across the region at...

Hollywood icon David (The Hoff) Hasselhoff has joined PlanetPlay’s global alliance of video games, influencers and environmental causes to fight climate change. The actor and singer is supporting not-for-profit PlanetPlay’s...

The US has agreed to fund repatriation for people who entered Panama illegally in exchange for the latter shutting down a main corridor for migrants traveling by land to the...

(Bloomberg) — Saudi Arabia’s foreign reserves rose to the highest in 18 months after state-controlled oil producer Aramco boosted dividend payments. Net foreign assets held by the kingdom’s central bank...

Jon Stewart mocked Joe Biden for his performance during the first presidential debate on Friday, joking that it made Democrats want to “jump out of windows.” During Monday night’s episode...

(Bloomberg) — Mohamed Ould Ghazouani was on track to secure a second term as president of Mauritania after Saturday’s election, based on preliminary results from the northwest African nation’s electoral...