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The next electric-vehicle maker poised to merge with a blank-check company will go public with some product momentum

Last orders at 10pm, a midnight curfew, and Russian air raids. How does a night out work in a war?

The UK plans to host a summit for countries hit by rising food prices due to Russia’s war

By Mimosa Spencer and Dawn Chmielewski PARIS (Reuters) -French luxury goods billionaire Francois-Henri Pinault has reached an agreement for a

Authorities are raising the alarm about a social media challenge in which people eat extremely spicy chips and attempt to avoid eating or drinking anything for as long as possible

Hackers have been spotted exploiting two new vulnerabilities in iOS, prompting Apple to release an

The first email was sent in 1971 (though it wasn’t called email at the time).

Skinny jeans are dead. Long live wide-leg jeans. While it’s been a few years since TikTok labeled millennials’ favorite denim trend “uncool,” slouchy styles continue to rise in popularity, with cargo jeans, balloon pants, and other baggy pairs having appeared on the fall runways and fashion week attendees earlier this year.

When SAG-AFTRA announced a strike this summer, Cameron Bailey, the longtime chief executive of the Toronto International Film Festival, dusted off his COVID-19 playbook

Since the pandemic, the fashion industry’s offerings have reflected a need for escapism and fun through trends like dopamine dressing, Y2K styles, and fantasy-fueled styles. Yet, looking at the fall/winter 2023 lineups, it’s clear that the pendulum is swinging back, with designers returning to a mood more rooted in reality.

For over a century, New Era Cap has reined as one of the most recognizable names in hatmaking.

France's highest court on Thursday upheld the government's ban on students in public schools from wearing the abaya, a long, robe-like garment often worn by Muslim women, in a decision that rights groups warn will lead to more discrimination.