Green screens are used to add backgrounds to your favorite movies and TV shows, but why are they green? Here's an explanation ...

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced a waiver for COVID-19 vaccination documentation for applicants seeking lawful permanent resident status. The decision follows President ...

Friedrich Merz, the 69-year-old veteran German politician with a hardline stance on migration and a love of aviation, is the favorite to become the country’s next chancellor in the federal election on ...

The North American Vexillological Association — it brands itself as the world’s largest club for flag enthusiasts — has settled on five basic rules for good flag design. They even distilled the rules ...

New Trump administration policies are creating fear and uncertainty for many immigrants who’ve been living legally in the US.

The EU is also facing numerous structural headwinds that suggest it will remain an economic laggard for the foreseeable future. These include high energy prices, weak domestic and external demand, ...

Good afternoon and happy Tuesday, readers! We are starting off Daily on Energy with news from the U.S. Securities and ...

Agencies have until Friday to decide if they want to reclassify their CIOs as “general” Senior Executive Service positions ...

Celebrate the Philadelphia Eagles' Super Bowl 59 win vs. the Chiefs with our book, photo pages, front pages and print ...

Christian Democratic Union will neither enter coalition talks with the AfD nor form a minority government, ex-chairman Armin ...

Investors with 6.6 trillion euros in assets under management have urged the European Union not to weaken its sustainability rules, as Brussels draws up plans to cut red tape around green finance.

More than 200 investor groups and financial institutions managing a total of $6.8 trillion in assets have urged the EU not to water down green finance rules, making the case that Europe’s ...