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Prime Minister Narendra Modi defended Indian democracy when pressed on religious intolerance and freedom of speech in a rare instance of taking questions from reporters.

Last year was the deadliest for pedestrians since 1981, a new report finds.

Investors in Japan’s trading houses are preparing to quiz executives on details of plans to collaborate more closely with Warren Buffett.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said returning US inflation to 2% is crucial to support the long-term health of the US economy, and that more interest-rate increases may be needed this year.

Bond yields climbed after major central banks warned about the potential for more interest-rate hikes, with officials signaling they’re nowhere near ready to declare victory over inflation.

Republican pragmatists in the US House are beating back a rush by ultra-conservatives to fast-track impeachments of President Joe Biden and other top US government officials, intensifying GOP divisions and underscoring the fragility of the party’s House majority.

The company is looking for ways to sell more services and compete with Microsoft and Google in generative artificial intelligence.

US lawmakers on Thursday questioned how new rules for artificial intelligence can protect against the technology’s risks without reinforcing the early advantages enjoyed by tech giants such as Microsoft and Google.

The two people who secretly guaranteed George Santos’s $500,000 bond were identified as his father and aunt, as the embattled Republican fights a federal fraud case and an effort to expel him from the US House of Representatives.