July 14, 2021

A new law allows autonomous vehicles in everyday use and provides legal consistency lacking in the United States.

In Katie Kitamura’s fourth novel, a woman adrift takes a job at an international criminal court.

The conflict among chiropractors has become more consequential as the Delta variant of the coronavirus spreads and the rate of new vaccinations slows.

Executives at the social network have clashed over CrowdTangle, a Facebook-owned data tool that revealed users’ high engagement levels with right-wing media sources.

For weeks, the northern city of Kunduz has suffered daily street battles. Times journalists were there to document a cat-and-mouse war for control.

The “Guardians of the Galaxy” director talks about the Twitter controversy that got him temporarily fired from Marvel, and his crossover to the DC franchise.

The proposal would impose tariffs on some imports from countries with looser environmental rules. It would also mean the end of sales in the European Union of new gas- and diesel-powered cars in just 14 years.

Price gains are up “notably,” Jerome Powell told House lawmakers. That’s because of several temporary factors.

The far-reaching plan to reduce the trade bloc’s carbon footprint includes tougher mandates for automakers, steel makers, airlines, energy producers and other industries.

New legislation could simplify tech maintenance and make buying a new smartphone or computer the last resort.

As Covid raged, so did the other epidemic in the U.S.: In 2020, the country experienced the largest recorded single-year increase in overdose deaths.

Data from overseas, particularly Britain, suggest the spread of the virus will set vaccinated and unvaccinated communities on very different paths.