It was a bad year for big-budget superhero movies. With the Marvel formula losing steam and studios potentially looking elsewhere for moneymaking franchises, it could finally be game time.
From Sam Altman and Elon Musk to ransomware gangs and state-backed hackers, these are the individuals and groups that spent this year disrupting the world we know it.
Turkey’s new aircraft carrier entered service this spring, and Turkish firm Baykar has designed a new combat drone to operate from it.
Chubb’s Ana Robic wants to move faster in 2024 in areas including internal DEI efforts and awareness about flood insurance.
Russian celebrities are issuing groveling apologies as they face major backlash to Anastasia Ivleeva’s raunchy party.
The woman, who lives in Kansas City, Missouri, was charged with second-degree assault and armed criminal action.
US-born settlers are "overrepresented" in the occupied West Bank, which has seen a surge of violence against Palestinians since the October 7 attacks.
Turkey’s Labor Minister Vedat Isikhan announced the country’s minimum wage will increase 49% to 17,002 liras, which may do more harm than good.
So-called FrankenSAM systems combine Western weapons with Soviet-era equipment in Ukrainian stockpiles.
Huawei has persevered through the US’ technology ban to become one of the world’s largest chipmakers Read Full Article at RT.com
