Japan’s ‘house of cards’: Ishiba clings to power as hawks demand LDP election
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is presiding over a political “house of cards” that analysts say is looking more shaky every day, as he...
Cheap Isn’t Enough: New Zealand Shoppers Punish Retailers With Poor Service
New Zealand shoppers still want the lowest prices, but poor service can push them away, the latest Consumer NZ survey has found. The nationwide...
Citi’s Asia private bank ramps up hiring as capital inflows drive regional rally
Citigroup’s Asia private bank has hired 10 per cent more advisers this year as strong capital inflows have sparked rallies in Hong Kong and...
US State Department employee sentenced for passing classified information
A US State Department employee was sentenced to four years in prison in the US District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia on...
Experts Say US Needs Unified ‘Grand Strategy’ to Beat CCP in Dominating Moon, Space
The United States is at risk of losing to communist China in the new space race because the United States and its commercial and...
Trump Admin Asks Supreme Court to Quickly Hear Tariff Appeal, Reverse Ruling
The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on the night of Sept. 3 to review a lower court order that struck down most of...
House Approves Establishing New Committee to Investigate Jan. 6 Capitol Breach
The House on Sept. 3 approved the establishment of a new committee to investigate the Jan. 6, 2021, breach of the U.S. Capitol. In...
Vance Says ‘No Immediate Plans’ to Deploy National Guard to Chicago
Vice President JD Vance said the administration has “no immediate plans” to deploy the National Guard to Chicago, after some remarks from President Donald...
Colorado Officials Face Lawsuit Over Gun Law’s Permit-to-Purchase Provision
Several residents and a public-interest law firm sued Colorado’s governor and other state officials on Sept. 2 over the requirement for a permit to...