Inmates shiver in frigid cells at New York jail, lawmakers say
Inmates at a federal jail in Brooklyn have suffered for days without heat or power during a wintry cold snap,…
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Study finds Uber’s growth slows after year of scandal; Lyft benefits
Uber Technologies Inc’s growth has slowed as a series of scandals has allowed the ride-hailing company’s chief U.S.…
Intel: Problem in patches for Spectre, Meltdown extends to newer chips
Data center computers with Intel Corp’s newer chips might reboot more often than normal because of problems with…
Riding high, Xi looks to soothe Trump as U.S. pressures China
When they met at U.S. President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in April, China’s President Xi Jinping found a…
UK PM signals possible demotion of foreign secretary: report
British Prime Minister Theresa May signaled in an interview that she might demote Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson,…
China offers support for strife-torn Venezuela at United Nations
China believes that the Venezuelan government and people can resolve their problems within a legal framework and…
EgyptAir transfers 3 dolphins from Sharm el-Sheikh to Beirut
EgyptAir has flown three live dolphins from Sharm el-Sheikh to Beirut aboard an Airbus 300 cargo aircraft. The…
Trump warns Iran to stick to nuclear deal, but says he’ll be ‘surprised’…
President Donald Trump warned Iran on Tuesday to adhere to terms of a nuclear deal with world powers or "there will…
Egyptian interior ministry may resort to judicial procedures against media outlets
Egypt's Ministry of Interior said on Wednesday it may resort to judicial procedures against newspapers and media…
Egypt seeks to secure $100 mln to finance slum upgrade schemes – minister
Egypt’s Ministry of Housing is planning to obtain $100 million from international development partners this year to…
PM Abe to send message Japan won’t repeat war atrocities
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Monday he wants to send a message to the world during his visit to Pearl Harbor…
Six killed by ‘thunderstorm asthma’ in Melbourne
At least six people have died in the Australian city of Melbourne from a rare phenomenon called thunderstorm…
Burning sulfur near Mosul sends hundreds to hospital, U.S. troops don masks
Up to 1,000 people have been treated for breathing problems linked to fumes from a sulfur plant set ablaze…
Amazon sends awkward email in Chinese to suspended sellers
The massive growth of Chinese sellers on Amazon.com's marketplace has caused all sorts of problems with U.S.…
Shoppers frustrated on Amazon Prime Day
US-based Amazon customers are reporting problems completing online purchases on Prime Day, a discounted-shopping…
Egypt, Russia ink customs agreement
Egyptian and Russian customs authorities have signed a cooperation agreement to solve customs problems between the…
Skype service ‘restored’ after network problems
A problem with Skype's status system has been fixed, after many people were unable to use the service. Reports…
Egypt’s Cotton U-Turn Highlights Wider Policymaking Problems
Standing waist deep in a cotton field, Egyptian farmer Mohamed Khalil cannot mask his anger; after the agriculture…
Sisi Assigns ACA Chief To Solve Investors’ Problems
President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi has assigned Chairman of the Administrative Control Authority (ACA) Mohamed Erfan…
The Invisible Downside of Cheating In Life
People who take shortcuts can trick themselves into believing they are smarter than they are, says Tom Stafford,…
Crucial Decisions To Solve Producers’ Problems, Boost Exports; Minister
Egypt's minister of foreign trade, industry and SMEs, Mounir Fakhry Abdel Nour, declared that the ministry will…
Libya, Somalia Raids Show U.S. Reach, Problems
Two U.S. raids in Africa show the United States is pressuring al Qaeda, officials said on Sunday, though a failure…
Administrative Development Ministry Launches Center To Serve Egyptian Pilgrims
Egypt's ministry of state for administrative development, jointly with both ministries of tourism and social…