Ex-SK Hynix Employee Gets 18 Months for Leaking Chip Tech to Chinese Firm
A former SK Hynix employee was sentenced to 18 months in prison for leaking semiconductor manufacturing technology to a Chinese company.
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Pentagon gives defense firms 21-day deadline to speed up weapons output
Pentagon demands faster weapons production from defense firms amid depleted missile stocks and stalled budget talks.
Four dead as helicopter crashes in Rio forest near tourist viewpoint
A helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro's Tijuca forest killed four people on Saturday, near the Vista Chinesa viewpoint.
British Columbia Declares Emergency as Wildfires Displace 20,000
British Columbia declared a state of emergency as a fast-moving wildfire forced over 20,000 evacuations near Okanagan Lake.
Beirut Port Blast: Sixth Anniversary Marked by Grief and Unanswered Questions
On the sixth anniversary of the Beirut port explosion, families renew calls for justice amid a stalled investigation.
Visa-Free Travel Fuels Record Surge in Russian Tourism to China
China's visa-free policy for Russians has led to a dramatic rise in tourism, with flights doubling and visitor numbers up 130%.
Utah Wildfire Blocks Access to Helicopter Crash Site
A Sikorsky Skycrane helicopter crashed in Utah's Fishlake National Forest, igniting a new fire that merged with an existing blaze, while other fires burn across the West.
Yemen Military Hits Houthi Positions in Retaliatory Strikes
Yemen's military launches retaliatory strikes on Houthi forces across several frontlines, as UN warns of renewed large-scale conflict.
Turkey Says New Mecca Defense Pact Targets No Specific Nation
Turkey says its new defense pact with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan is not aimed at any country, calling it a step for regional stability.
ICE defends body-camera footage policy after transparency concerns
ICE clarifies its body-worn camera footage release policy, citing privacy and investigation concerns.
US Senate Moves to Fast-Track Landmark Crypto Bill
Senate Republicans are pushing the Clarity Act, a sweeping crypto regulatory framework, toward a vote after the August recess.
Mercedes AMG Drivers Sue Over Seat Logo Burns
Two Mercedes AMG drivers file a class action lawsuit, alleging the metallic seat logo overheats and burns occupants.
Car Bomb Hits Colombia Highway a Day After New President Takes Office
A car bomb exploded at a toll plaza in southwest Colombia, wounding two guards, a day after President Abelardo de la Espriella was sworn in.
Iran and Oman Near Deal on Temporary Hormuz Shipping Lane
Iran and Oman are close to agreeing on a temporary maritime route in the Strait of Hormuz, with talks ongoing amid recent attacks on vessels.
Islamabad mourns ten climbers lost in Broad Peak avalanche
A candlelight vigil in Islamabad honored ten mountaineers killed in a Broad Peak avalanche, with Nepal's ambassador attending.
Widower Who Lost Family in Attack Finds Hope at Kano Mass Wedding
A grieving widower remarries at a mass wedding in Kano, Nigeria, where 1,500 couples tied the knot with state support.
Darline Graham's Senate Bid Tests Name Recognition Against Experience Gap
Darline Graham's appointment to replace her late brother faces voter doubts about her readiness for a full Senate term.
Ukraine bids farewell to 'collector of souls' killed in landmine blast
Ukraine mourns Oleksii Yukov, a volunteer who recovered bodies of war dead for over 20 years, killed in a landmine explosion.
Drones spotted over German base days after explosive found at Leipzig airport
Two drones flew over a German military base Thursday, two days after an explosive-laden drone was defused at Leipzig/Halle Airport.
US Job Growth Reverses, Mortgage Rates Climb in Weekly Economic Snapshot
US employers cut 23,000 jobs in July, while mortgage rates hit a one-year high. Markets showed mixed reactions.