West Ham fall victim to the Championship’s missing VAR
West Ham were one kick from first place, and the man in QPR’s goal had other plans
POGOs and the hidden fear behind a record bust
A record raid in the southern Philippines has revived a question security experts have raised for years. What else might be happening inside the offshore gaming hubs that authorities keep…
What is driving mortgage rates to their highest point in years
Homebuyers hoping for relief from elevated borrowing costs did not get it this week. The average rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage climbed to 7.4 percent for the week ending…
Tariff evasion lawsuit and the penalty ratio
The Justice Department is seeking roughly $290 million from a California building materials importer and its chief executive, alleging a scheme to evade US tariffs on Chinese kitchen cabinets, countertops…
H-1B green card suspension and a fraud claim
The administration will suspend Microsoft and Adobe from a programme allowing foreign employees to apply for permanent residency, Vice President JD Vance announced on Oct. 8, alleging abuse of foreign…
Saudi airport attacks and embassy restrictions
The State Department warned Americans across the Middle East to remain vigilant on Thursday after attacks on two civilian airports in Saudi Arabia killed three people and injured 36. What…
Irkutsk plague lab and why verification matters
Russia's health regulator said Thursday that reports of a second person falling ill after the death of a worker at a plague research institute in Siberia are untrue. What was…
China factory closures and what to watch
Workers in several parts of China have reported returning from the National Day holiday to find factories stripped of equipment, managers absent and months of wages unpaid, according to social…
Autonomous truck exemption and what changes
Federal regulators have granted autonomous trucking companies a five year exemption from rules requiring warning devices to be placed around a stopped truck, allowing cab mounted beacons instead. What is…
FCC testing rules and what gets certified
The Federal Communications Commission will vote Oct. 29 on rules limiting which laboratories can test electronic devices for the US market, restricting recognition to domestic labs and to countries that…
