China accuses Washington of cyber-spying on university China is accusing Washington of breaking into computers at a university that U.S. officials say does military research, adding to complaints by both governments of rampant online spying against each other
Britain to learn who will succeed Johnson as prime minister Britain finally learns who its next prime minister will be after two months of political uncertainty during which energy prices skyrocketed and tens of thousands of workers went on strike
Asian stocks follow Wall Street lower after US jobs report Asian stock markets are lower after Wall Street declined and China tightened anti-virus controls
Citing imminent danger Cloudflare drops hate site Kiwi Farms Citing “imminent danger,” Cloudflare has dropped the notorious stalking and harassment site Kiwi Farms from its internet security services
Sterling Lord, uniquely enduring literary agent, dies at 102 The uniquely enduring literary agent who worked for years to find a publisher for Jack Kerouac’s “On the Road” and over the following decades arranged deals for everyone from true crime writer Joe McGinniss to the creators of the Berenstain Bears has died
Energy problems in Ukraine and Europe take center stage Both issues will take center stage this week.
US Navy assault ship takes part in Baltic Sea training U.S. Navy amphibious assault ship USS Kearsarge is taking part in international training in the Baltic Sea amid Russia’s war in Ukraine and tensions in the region
Bed Bath & Beyond chief financial officer Gustavo Arnal dies The chief financial officer of retail chain Bed Bath & Beyond has died
Swedish leader tackles crime, energy fears on campaign trail Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson is on the campaign trail a week before the national election
Americans splurge on beauty, despite pullbacks elsewhere Americans are splurging on beauty as they tighten their budgets elsewhere