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Industrial food producers in France have agreed to reopen price negotiations with supermarkets, ceding to government demands to

An appeals court hearing Wednesday in the blockbuster abortion pill case will set the stage for how the Supreme Court will eventually approach the legal dispute, where anti-abortion activists are asking the courts to pull the main drug used in medication abortions off the market.

A planned summit of Quad leaders from the United States, India, Australia, and Japan in Sydney next week has been canceled after US President Joe Biden pulled out of his visit, Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Wednesday, adding that talks could still proceed as leaders visit Japan.

Republicans overturn the governor's veto of their bill, prompting chants of "shame" from onlookers.

Apparently, one of generative AI's extraordinary capabilities is unifying politicians, the public, and the private

A Colorado officer watched the bizarre episode unfold at a traffic stop, according to police.

When it comes to rescuing endangered species, progress is an ongoing effort—but these plants and animals have made successful comebacks.

Brown marmorated stink bugs first popped up in the U.S. in Pennsylvania in the late 1990s—and now, they can invade your home by the thousands.

A UN-sponsored deal which let Ukraine continue exporting grain despite the war is due to expire.

Five defendants have been sentenced to several years in prison for their role in a $123 million heist that captured the world's attention for its brazenness, public broadcaster MDR reported Tuesday.

Hoax reservations were made under false names, causing food to be wasted and earnings to be lost.

Each year, the winner of a contest to find the best traditional baguette in the French capital is awarded a contract to supply the presidential palace. This year's top baker isn't from Paris, but from a tiny South Asian nation.