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McDonald's revises diversity practices, focusing on inclusion and business performance

Tuesday, Jan 07

McDonald's announces a shift in diversity practices, focusing on inclusion and business performance while rolling back certain representation goals.

POLITICS

US Rejection of Nippon Steel's Acquisition Bid: Tensions Rise with Japan

Tuesday, Jan 07

US refusal of Nippon Steel's $15 billion bid for U.S. Steel sparks trade tensions with Japan, drawing ire from leaders and putting future investments at risk.

POLITICS

Honoring Gerald Durrell's Legacy at 100: A Reflection on His Work and Compassion for Wildlife

Tuesday, Jan 07

Celebrating Gerald Durrell’s centenary, exploring his influence as a conservationist and writer in "Myself and Other Animals."

POLITICS

Jimmy Carter's Long-Awaited Washington Arrival Highlights Past Tensions

Tuesday, Jan 07

Jimmy Carter's return to Washington for posthumous honors underscores a tumultuous relationship with the city during his presidency.

POLITICS

Tottenham Hotspur Extends Son Heung-min's Contract Until 2026

Tuesday, Jan 07

Tottenham Hotspur has officially extended Son Heung-min's contract until 2026, securing the South Korean captain's future with the club.

POLITICS

Indonesia and Japan to Reignite Talks on Defense Equipment Development

Tuesday, Jan 07

Indonesia and Japan have agreed to resume stalled talks on joint defense equipment development, focusing on naval vessels and technology transfer.

POLITICS

Antiabortion Movement Targets Pills as New Battleground

Tuesday, Jan 07

Texas's recent lawsuit against a doctor highlights the antiabortion activists' focus on abortion pills and emerging battles over reproductive rights in America.

POLITICS

Dreamer Faces Anxiety Over Mass Deportation Threat in U.S.

Tuesday, Jan 07

Oscar Silva, a 24-year-old "Dreamer," lives in fear of mass deportations as uncertainties loom over his future in the U.S.

POLITICS

Chinese Companies Tencent, CATL, and SenseTime Protest U.S. Military Ties Designation

Tuesday, Jan 07

Chinese companies Tencent, CATL, and SenseTime object to U.S. designation linking them to military ties, sparking protests and potential legal actions.