US intel warns China could spy in Saudi to steal F-35 jet tech amid pending sale: Report
Ahead of the pending sale of F-35 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia, analysts warned of a possibility that China could attempt to obtain the technology by spying.
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Ahead of the pending sale of F-35 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia, analysts warned of a possibility that China could attempt to obtain the technology by spying.
Top stock market recommendations: Aegis Logistics, Aarti Pharmalabs, and Just Dial - are the top stocks to buy recommended by Aakash K Hindocha, Vice President - Research, Nuvama Professional Clients Group/Nuvama Wealth for September 17, 2026.
In a remarkable act of bravery, Krishna Gupta and Saddam Hussain, both sixteen, leaped into a turbulent canal to save a woman in distress. They managed to keep her afloat while guiding her to safety, where onlookers helped pull her ashore. Authorities are currently examining the ...
Indian athletes in rowing and shooting faced a tumultuous start upon arrival, encountering major issues with their accommodation and registration. Several competitors were left without lodging, while others noticed their names were missing from the official list. Additionally, th...
A maths teacher's viral post calling for English to be made optional in Chinese schools has sparked a nationwide debate. As AI translation tools improve and graduate job prospects dim, parents and teachers are questioning English's place as a core subject. A Shenzhen university i...
In a significant move, US officials have broadened visa restrictions impacting leaders of the Palestinian Authority, including President Mahmoud Abbas, who is now barred from attending the UN General Assembly. This action springs from US concerns regarding actions at odds with co...
Will Donald Trump impose 100% tariffs on India for its Russian crude oil buys? What will that mean for India’s exports to the US and its energy security situation amid the Middle East conflict?
A new acoustic-tracking study in the Gulf of Mexico shows that protecting a place does not necessarily mean protecting the animals that use it.
CBS will be on the call for the Las Vegas Raiders’ Week 2 matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers with a three-team crew including Andrew Catalon handling play-by-play announcing, Logan Ryan serving as analyst and A.J. Ross reporting from the sideline. The CBS crew gets the call...
I am testing dozens of cars for USA TODAY Cars in 2026. Automakers are already rolling out 2027 model years as the year comes to a close.
FILE PHOTO: Metropolitan Police officers in London, UK, October 4, 2025. © Getty Images / Mike Kemp/In Pictures Two more officers have been fired from London’s Metropolitan Police for misconduct involving offensive comments, the force said on Tuesday, bringing the number of servi...
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Cuban official on Trump's threats as tensions with U.S. rise PBS
Questions about ticket refunds are mounting after every remaining support act quit Ed Sheeran's U.S. leg of his Loop Tour following rapper Macklemore's removal.
A powerful heat dome is bearing down on several south-central and mid-South regions of the United States starting September 16, bringing potentially “record-challenging” temperatures and dangerous humidity to at least 12 states.
Gold Ticks Up as Markets Weigh Fed Path WSJ
Iran’s Attempts to Get Around the Hormuz Blockade Are Hitting a Wall WSJ
Two of Walter's insurance companies faces federal criminal and civil investigations into the accounting of roughly $21 billion in financial transactions.
Japanese business executives, even those who have benefited from a weak yen, are calling for a stronger currency, with Kawasaki saying it would move manufacturing back to its home country if the yen strengthens.
Washington's efforts for resuming ceasefire talks appear to have stalled, as Gulf states absorb escalating attacks from Iran and Iran-aligned Houthi militants.
Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un, attends a reception in the Great Hall of People following a military parade marking the 80th anniversary of victory over Japan and the end of World War II, in Beijing on Sep 3, 2025. (File photo: AFP/Jade Gao)
Taiwanese TV host Blackie Chen hospitalised after heart attack: 'I'll take good care of myself' CNA Lifestyle
"I invited him because I want to tell him that we can be friends and trade. We can accept Myanmar, but they must accept (its refugees) back," Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said.