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The future is always unknown. Nearly half of moms expect AI will reduce their financial security and their children’s.

Since returning to office early last year, Trump has overseen a purge of top military personnel, including the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

The company’s reported disappointing search and advertising sales have reinforced investor concerns about AI’s threat to its core business.

The prime minister said the subsidies will be offered until February and could save people about ¥7,000 over the three months.

The choking haze from Indonesia’s worst fire season in years has cloaked local towns and drifted across neighboring countries for weeks.

Tokyo must disabuse Russian President Vladimir Putin of the belief that journalists are pawns to be played in the great power’s game.

Consumer prices are now rising more than 2% a year, and in a way that suggests these gains are stable and sustainable.

The results set the stage for tough coalition talks or potentially another vote.

Often mistaken for a general symbol of medical care, the red cross is protected under the law and reserved for specific humanitarian purposes.

Funds are needed to cut the consumption tax rate on food to fight inflation, and to strengthen the country’s defense capabilities.

Over 50% of the respondents said they were able to reduce working hours by at least one hour per week.

Interim head of state Delcy Rodriguez and Maria Corina Machado are expected to vie for the presidency in a future election.

Bringing U.S. nuclear weapons into Japan won’t help make the country more secure.

The pledge comes as China continues to accuse Japan of “accelerated remilitarization.”

The Jucy Book Rave, which went viral for the unusual choice of reading place in a Shimokitazawa livehouse, came back with a second event.

The findings could give insight into why older people face higher risks of infertility, miscarriage and their children having chromosomal disorders.

A powerful justice has become a liability for the reelected president just as he prepares for a new term promising to heal the country’s divisions.

Net income climbed 7.8% from a year earlier to ¥51.43 billion in the three months ended Sept. 30, the Tokyo-based company said Friday.

The Japanese suspects allegedly conspired to defraud a woman in her 20s in Yamaguchi Prefecture of ¥1 million earlier this year.