From Coal-Mining to Kingmaking, Makerfield Decides UK’s Future
For Andy Burnham, Makerfield is starting to look a lot like Frank Sinatra’s New York. If he can make it…
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In a Fracturing UK, Nigel Farage Emerges as Nationalist Nemesis
With the UK government in crisis, the specter of a Reform leadership one day is shifting the political dynamic in Scotland,…
China Data Centers Tap Spot Power Trading First Time: Report
China’s large-scale data centers have joined electricity spot trading as virtual power plants for the first time, marking a shift…
FDA Swaps Top Drug and Vaccine Regulators in Staff Overhaul
Several key allies of former Food and Drug Administration commissioner Marty Makary are departing their posts, according to people familiar…
Trump Says US Forces, Nigeria Armed Forces Killed ISIS Leader
US and Nigerian forces killed an ISIS leader who was hiding in Africa, President Donald Trump said, adding that his…
Rare Ebola Strain With No Approved Vaccine Kills Dozens in Congo
A rare strain of Ebola with no approved vaccine or treatment may have circulated undetected for weeks in conflict-hit northeastern…
Long Island Rail Workers Strike in First Walkout Since 1994
The Long Island Rail Road, the nation’s busiest commuter line, will suspend service for the first time in more than…
VinFast Seeks to Shed Most Debt With Vietnam Factory Spinoffs
VinFast Auto Ltd. said its planned sale of two Vietnamese factories will enable the electric vehicle maker to shed about…
What’s Really Behind Britain’s Debt Drama
Unless the Bank of England indulged in a mad selling spree, there are other reasons for Friday’s jump in UK…
Amgen’s Tavneos Discouraged by Japanese Partner After Deaths
Kissei Pharmaceutical Co., which sells Amgen Inc.’s drug Tavneos in Japan, is recommending that doctors stop prescribing it, adding to…