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Navalny, a long-time opponent of President Vladimir Putin and a campaigner against corruption, collapsed on a plane on Thursday after drinking tea that his allies believe was laced with poison.

“I think New York will ultimately come back. It’ll come back differently. It’ll be a different place, and it will be much more affordable,” real estate developer Don Peebles told CNBC.

Microsoft hopes to keep widening its cloud infrastructure business by meeting public sector needs abroad while maintaining a tight collaboration with the Trump administration, according to people familiar with the matter.

Researchers are making the cutting-edge field of attosecond science more accessible to researchers from all disciplines.

Founded in 2003, Palantir has been among the most highly valued venture-backed companies with about $2.6 billion raised and a roughly $20 billion valuation five years ago during a fundraising round in 2015.

As Congress continues to dither on stimulus spending, markets look to Fed to provide more guidance on what it might do to help the economy.

The Hubble Space Telescope has snapped the closest images yet of the sky’s latest visitor to make headlines, comet NEOWISE, after it passed by the Sun. This is the first time Hubble has photographed a comet of this brightness at such resolution after t…

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who addressed the 15 member nations of the U.N. Security Council on Thursday, reiterated that the Trump administration will continue its maximum pressure campaign in order to rein in Tehran.

New simulations show that NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will be able to reveal myriad rogue planets — freely floating bodies that drift through our galaxy untethered to a star.

Researchers have developed a new three-dimensional imaging technique to visualize tissue damage in severe COVID-19.

Sending a ‘selfie’ to the doctor could be a cheap and simple way of detecting heart disease, according to researchers. Their study is the first to show that it’s possible to use a deep learning computer algorithm to detect coronary artery disease (CAD)…

Chess requires playing ability and strategic thinking; in roulette, chance determines victory or defeat, gain or loss. But what about skat and poker? Are they games of chance or games of skill in game theory? This classification also determines whether…

Electrons are able to move within molecules, for example when they are excited from outside or in the course of a chemical reaction. For the first time, scientists have now succeeded in studying the first few dozen attoseconds of this electron movement…

A team has succeeded in growing large single crystals of tin monosulfide, a material used in next generation solar cells.

Forest scientists develop innovative wood-based materials for 3D printing.

Singer Taylor Swift donated £23,373 ($30,759) to a student in London, who was trying to raise funds so that she could afford to study math at the U.K.’s University of Warwick.

Singapore on Friday said it would reopen its borders to visitors from New Zealand and Brunei from next month, in the city-state’s first steps towards resuming leisure travel since it sealed its borders to control Covid-19 outbreaks.

U.S. President Donald Trump wants to put more pressure on Iran, while Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden wants more engagement with the Isalmic Republic, said Behnam Ben Taleblu of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.

Soft commodities such as coffee, sugar and cocoa have broadly rallied over the past few weeks, steadying after a period of sharp volatility at the height of the coronavirus crisis.

U.K. students due to attend college this year have shared their concerns and frustration after a computer algorithm initially used to standardize grades put their places in jeopardy.